[Diana in Wisconsin]

Here we go! More trashing our our Capitol Building by Unionistas at Taxpayer Expense!

[Diana in Wisconsin]

Note: They’re not protesting tomorrow (Monday) when temps will be sub-zero. *Rolleyes*

[cripplecreek]

Doing it fast and hard saved us from too much damage in Michigan.

It was only about 5 days from the first vote to the governor signing it and that includes a weekend off.

[Cowboy Bob]

Unions - Nobody has a right-to-work unless we say so. Understand?

[KarlInOhio]

AFL-CIO plans rallies against right-to-work at Wisconsin Capitol this week

The Capitol? Couldn't they find Governor Walker's second cousin once removed's house to protest in front of.

[kingu]

Wow, I'm sure impressed at how hard the AFL-CIO are working on Walker's presidential campaign. Sanity would say ‘hey, maybe a huge march on the capitol might turn into something more than a symbolic action and instead help Walker build his bonafides with Republicans, and put him that much closer to the White House.’

Of course, it's more an ego thing, and the march will be about the union exerting power against democracy.

[Hugin]

Elections have consequences. We won. Move on.

[Atlantan]

“Claimed advantages of Right to Work are unproven,” reads the WI AFL-CIO blog.

That’s a ridiculous statement. Southern RTW states are doing just fine.

[purplelobster]

How is it that Walker is the only person running for President that understands that public-sector unions will bankrupt the country. The guy seems to be the only politician willing to address the elephant in the room.

[FlingWingFlyer]

Here it comes. The March of the Union Knuckledraggers.

[windsorknot]

I look for the union label, then look for an alternative.

[From The Deer Stand]

We musn’t forget — its ALL about the union. The non-union worker, the taxpayer, the student doesn’t matter.

[Gay State Conservative]

All the picket signs will be professionally made and the demonstrators will be there during what are ordinarily “working hours”.

[terycarl]

Unions are fine...form a group, have people volunteer to join it, and send them a monthly, or better yet annual, bill for their dues....lots of organization do it that way.....lots of luck there.

[Organic Panic]

And ironically not one day of work will be missed by the protestors.

[Mack the knife]

“Republicans are planning to ram this legislation through in an extraordinary session at lightning pace. An extraordinary session changes the rules, limits debate and makes a mockery out of our democracy,” reads a statement on the WI AFL-CIO blog.

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Rammed through??????

Bwa Ha Ha Ha ...

obamacare ... passed without being read, passed with bribes, passed without Republican participation or amendments .....

Bwa Ha Ha Ha

I guess it’s true ... it depends on whose ox is being gored.

[1010RD]

Act 10, which effectively eliminated most collective bargaining rights for public workers

Is that true? I thought it just allowed public employees a choice.

[tanknetter]

At least the WI Republicans are following the proper proscribed steps in making this law. Just on an expedite timeline.

When the AFL-CIO comes out as strongly against Obama’s unilateral exercise of power for amnesty, they’ll begin (only just tho) to have credibility on the matter.