Nearly $20 MILLION has been spent so far in the WI recall campaigns, and national Democrat leaders have poured all sorts of resources into WI. The unions have sent thousands of people from all over the country, but especially neighboring MN, to WI to canvass neighborhoods, knock on doors, make phone calls, intimidate and threaten businesses and disrupt public events, like the Special Olympics Ceremony in Madison, and now the opening of the WI State Fair in Milwaukee.
To see for yourself what's going on in WI watch this news report below. It shows Governor Scott Walker at the Wisconsin State Fair doing what every Governor in Wisconsin has done in the past -ceremoniously open the fair. And there was the Left and Union mob to shout him down. Do you really want to send the Union Mafia to Madison? If not you better get out and vote on August 9. Every vote will count!
CLICK HERE FOR VIDEO OF WI STATE FAIR HECKLERS
FIrst off, do you not believe in the freedom of speech? Those people are allowed to protest as much as they want and where ever they wish. Especially when the Governor finally decides to come out from hiding and into the public for once. Also, why don't you cover something like this http://www.jsonline.com/watchdog/noquarter/127152603.html? if you're scared of outsiders influencing our states policy, look no further than all the corporate dollars flowing into the state funding tea partiers, republican'ts and right wing "news organizations" that fill your blog with the trash you write. Unions look out for people, corporations look out for the bottom line, Scott Walker is backed by and supports those who strip jobs from the people in favor of boosting profits. I'd rather be with the unions and have news sources that attempt to reach the subjects of their stories for at least a comment but hopefully their side of the story instead of writing whatever right wing rumors and dirt that they wish, like you often do.
ReplyDeleteMore free speech was practiced in Washington with the Long Shoremen expressing themselves as having the sole right to work at the port. They did not like the other union personnel expressing themselves, though, by actually doing the work. And the poor security guards did not get their freedom of speech as they were mobbed into submission - six of them - by about 500 thugs. Free speech belongs to the largest group according to the Long Shoremen, since they had the largest group there. Unions look out for their own people without regard to any principles or morality - until the larger group forms. Then, look for the cries of "victimization."
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