[SJackson]

No more.

[SJackson]

Your list. This goes no where, but maybe it explains why the union thugs preferred pizza. Non-Sargento, I presume.

[Hamilcar_Barca]

Use the Demorat list to know what products to buy and whom to patronize.

[popdonnelly]

Screw the liberals. If they can’t accept the results of an election, they deserve no sympathy from anyone.

[lacrew]

Walker just hit them below the water line. Go Walker!

[henkster]

I LOVE Johnsonville Brats!

Now I’m going to go stock up on a case for spring grilling!

[FrankR]

These boycotts seldom do any good, people are just too fickled to do without what they want for an cause that just doesn't directly affect them. Holding such a coalition together until the desired results comes to fruition is nearly impossible...especially amongst democrats.

If democrats had the fortitude and character to to make such an endeavor work, they would have succeeded at whatever they are boycotting over, negating the need for said boycott.

If I was one of those businesses I wouldn't be putting my "Going Out Of Business" signs in the window just yet...just put the word out to support your business because support Governor Walker and his efforts to balance the budget and save the state from bankruptcy, and you'll have all the business you need.

We out number them, in numbers too big to ignore.

[cripplecreek]

"So yes," he added, "in times of war, there will be collateral damage."

Way to make friends there genius.

[coaltrain]

Then they will end up putting some private sector unions workers out of a job. Brilliant plan.

[sportutegrl]

Chicken and sausage gumbo. Jambalaya. Red Beans and rice with sausage. I’m gonna try my recipies with those Johnsonville ‘brats’. (Brats are sausages, right?)

[FlingWingFlyer]

"in times of war, there will be collateral damage."

I hate it when wimpy, 'RAT girlymen try to act macho. Sissies!

[Invincibly Ignorant]

On my way now to pick up some Johnsonville brats.

[Uncle Ike]

Wish I could afford Johnsonville meats and/or Sargento cheeses, so I could do my bit to break the boycott...

(Unfortunately, when Johnnsonville sausages went from $2.48 to $3.24/pkg, they went off my budget.... :(

[American Quilter]

I didn’t know about this, but I’m going right out tomorrow to buy Johnsonville and Sargento products.

[Lazlo in PA]

Wow. Boycott. What a great idea. Let me know how that turns out.

[I still care]

Well, I often buy Sargento. They make ricotta and cheeses, right?

We’ll have a Sargento’s lasagna night tomorrow. For Walker.

And it’s true, boycotts with multiple targets - they do fizzle. It’s hard to make all those lifestyle changes unless you are the most impassioned of the passioned.

I think on all the boycotts I have been involved in, and most of the ones I’ve stuck with are products I’ve really not bought in the first place. Levi’s, for instance. But items like, say, Ben and Jerrys - when they came out with “Mission to Marzipan” - I wimped.

[crz]

Johnsonville is a tiny little berg. I used to live about 4 miles from there. They used to call the dances at Laaks hall, the Johnsonville Hog Wrastle.

They got some good brats. Nad I have showed many a person on how to properly prepare and fry those brats.

You put them in a pot of hot beer after your done frying them! You can also pre-soak them in beer if you want. Serve them right out of the pot, and you’ll have the juiciest best tasting brats youve ever had. The taste will depend on the beer you use. We used to put some onion in with the beer.

[Billthedrill]

It’s a considerable relief, actually. Drill’s Law: “Any news story containing the words ‘picks up steam’ in the headline is about a losing cause.”

[Ladysmith]

I want the list so I can send it around to SUPPORT these businesses~!!!

[ari-freedom]

Liberals don’t eat sausage anyway. You have to kill an animal in order to make one.

[Stosh]

Should be able to chip my grill out of the ice in a couple of weeks - will be stocking up on J-ville brats (primarily the beer brats!) in anticipation.