Wisconsin bill was really about JUST saving money...

**Red_Lizard2** · 03-09-11, 07:56 PM

Which is why the senate there, held a vote to JUST take away collective bargaining rights, and all 18 on the right voted yes.

http://www.nytimes.com/aponline/2011...imes&seid=auto

Bravo

**Fovezer** · 03-09-11, 08:14 PM

Everyone knew it was a sham and had nothing to do with money. The first order of business was massive tax cuts, so it was never about money. This is a conscious plan to undermine workers and the middle-class. Republicans and Walker hate working people because they don't give them the fat, juicy checks that the corporations do. I wonder if this bill (where are the "more than 72 hours!" people now?) included the portions that allowed Muammar Walker to sell off publicly-owned enterprises for no-bid contracts? These people are absolutely disgusting, though, to lie about it being about money to bust unions. Still have to see if this stands up to legal challenges, because to wait this long to do this is suspicious. Recall time, nonetheless.

**Red_Lizard2** · 03-09-11, 08:24 PM

I don't think it did include the no-bid contracts because that would involve money (I think, not 100% though) and thus they wouldn't be able to use this rule.

**Kraker Jak** · 03-09-11, 09:59 PM

Originally Posted by Fovezer

Everyone knew it was a sham and had nothing to do with money. The first order of business was massive tax cuts, so it was never about money. This is a conscious plan to undermine workers and the middle-class. Republicans and Walker hate working people because they don't give them the fat, juicy checks that the corporations do. I wonder if this bill (where are the "more than 72 hours!" people now?) included the portions that allowed Muammar Walker to sell off publicly-owned enterprises for no-bid contracts? These people are absolutely disgusting, though, to lie about it being about money to bust unions. Still have to see if this stands up to legal challenges, because to wait this long to do this is suspicious. Recall time, nonetheless.

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**dex71** · 03-10-11, 07:26 AM

Kudos to Gov. Walker.
Way to see it through, and fight the good fight for the people of Wisconsin. Especially with the pantywaist professional hide-n-go- seek players he is dealing with.

If anyone needs to be thrown out, it's the pussys that ran away.

**Kraker Jak** · 03-10-11, 07:33 AM

Originally Posted by dex71

Kudos to Gov. Walker.
Way to see it through, and fight the good fight for the people of Wisconsin. Especially with the pantywaist professional hide-n-go- seek players he is dealing with.

If anyone needs to be thrown out, it's the pussys that ran away.

Again...where is the "like" button

**CivilWars** · 03-10-11, 08:30 AM

Originally Posted by dex71

Kudos to Gov. Walker.
Way to see it through, and fight the good fight for the people of Wisconsin. Especially with the pantywaist professional hide-n-go- seek players he is dealing with.

If anyone needs to be thrown out, it's the pussys that ran away.

Commander, how did you get dex's password?

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**~~hawgballs~~** · 03-10-11, 08:37 AM

Originally Posted by dex71

Kudos to Gov. Walker.
Way to see it through, and fight the good fight for the people of Wisconsin. Especially with the pantywaist professional hide-n-go- seek players he is dealing with.

If anyone needs to be thrown out, it's the pussys that ran away.

Yeah, way to go, break the law(Wis. Open Meetings Law) only to attack working class rights. You know what is "panty-waist"? It's hiding your agenda all throughout your campaign only to spring a radical push to remove bargaining rights for Wisconsin's workers. What is even more "panty-waist" is the lie that it is fiscally important to remove collective bargaining rights, when it was revealed that it is more of a political measure to try to break unions nationwide, needless to mention the revelation of the crooked companionship he has with billionaires that have a vested interest in his state.

Those "pussies" brought attention to the bullshit shenanigans that Walker and his radical cronies are trying to pull. Those "pussies" were doing their jobs representing their constituents' best interests. The pussy is Walker for never mentioning his radical plan to strip collective bargaining rights from workers in Wisconsin, which most certainly would have killed his chances for election, only to try to ram it down the state's throat. From what I understand, there is a pretty strong "recall" movement happening in 'Sconsin. And it isn't the "pussies" that you have in mind that might possibly be recalled.

**dex71** · 03-10-11, 08:45 AM

Out witted, Out lasted, Out played.

Beaten at their own game. Political Survivor.

Watch the crying as Big Labor is voted off of Wisconsin Island.

I wonder if they are re-thinking the Sir Robin strategy.lol.

**~~hawgballs~~** · 03-10-11, 08:51 AM

What's not so funny is you think it's a game, this is going to impact a lot of people in a negative way, for no positive effect. It is admitted that it isn't a fiscally important measure, but only a political measure. That is pretty fucked up. It's no wonder I don't like union busters, they think it's a game or a stupid fucking reality show.