Democracy is on the line in the streets of Madison, Wis. Will the popularly elected state legislature and governor (both now Republican for the first time in forever) get to run the state or will the union thugocracy, now crowding the streets, prevail?
The spectacle of Democratic legislators hiding out in the woods to avoid creating a quorum in their legislatures illustrates, more profoundly than anything else ever could, the extent to which we have lost control of our destiny and government to the public employee unions.
The teachers unions, the Service Employees, and AFSME have hijacked state government and are now holding them for ransom.
We are all citizens of Wisconsin now! Our freedom is on the line.
At last some real leaders are emerging within the Republican Party — the newly elected governors! Govs. Chris Christie (New Jersey), Mitch Daniels (Indiana), Scott Walker (Wisconsin) John Kasich (Ohio), Jim Corbett (Pennsylvania), Jan Brewer (Arizona), and Butch Otter (Idaho) are showing America how it is done.
The union mobs have taken to the streets in Wisconsin to protest hotly against having to pay 12.6 percent of their health insurance (the private sector average is 20 percent) and 5.8 percent of their pensions (private sector average is 7.5 percent). They want us to subsidize them so they can get to be richer than we are! Upward redistribution of income!
Gov. Scott Walker, the courageous, young Republican just elected in Wisconsin, also wants to limit teachers union bargaining to wages and benefits, but to leave work rules in the hands of school administrators.
His ideas are vital to good schools but outrageous to the entrenched defenders of bad education in the teachers unions.
The most innovative governor in America, and also a likely GOP contender for president, is Bush's former OMB Director Mitch Daniels.
He is pushing forward with an exciting bill for statewide choice in schools, limits on teacher collective bargaining, caps on salary increases, and tenure reform. He has already pioneered using Health Savings Accounts to reduce health insurance costs — voluntarily — for state workers.
Read more
The spectacle of Democratic legislators hiding out in the woods to avoid creating a quorum in their legislatures illustrates, more profoundly than anything else ever could, the extent to which we have lost control of our destiny and government to the public employee unions.
The teachers unions, the Service Employees, and AFSME have hijacked state government and are now holding them for ransom.
We are all citizens of Wisconsin now! Our freedom is on the line.
At last some real leaders are emerging within the Republican Party — the newly elected governors! Govs. Chris Christie (New Jersey), Mitch Daniels (Indiana), Scott Walker (Wisconsin) John Kasich (Ohio), Jim Corbett (Pennsylvania), Jan Brewer (Arizona), and Butch Otter (Idaho) are showing America how it is done.
The union mobs have taken to the streets in Wisconsin to protest hotly against having to pay 12.6 percent of their health insurance (the private sector average is 20 percent) and 5.8 percent of their pensions (private sector average is 7.5 percent). They want us to subsidize them so they can get to be richer than we are! Upward redistribution of income!
Gov. Scott Walker, the courageous, young Republican just elected in Wisconsin, also wants to limit teachers union bargaining to wages and benefits, but to leave work rules in the hands of school administrators.
His ideas are vital to good schools but outrageous to the entrenched defenders of bad education in the teachers unions.
The most innovative governor in America, and also a likely GOP contender for president, is Bush's former OMB Director Mitch Daniels.
He is pushing forward with an exciting bill for statewide choice in schools, limits on teacher collective bargaining, caps on salary increases, and tenure reform. He has already pioneered using Health Savings Accounts to reduce health insurance costs — voluntarily — for state workers.
Read more
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