Rally for Worker’s Rights

[GTO Man]

Looks like a great turnout at the capitol for the rally for worker’s rights. Attacking the rights of any group of worker’s attacks the rights of all workers.

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[lordairgtar]

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Unless he is bought and paid for by some group that is pulling his strings.

Cap Times Story

You mean like WEAC owning their own insurance company? If the state can shop around for less costly plans, what happens to WeaTrust?

[GTO Man]

If they can get insurance cheaper elsewhere, thats where they should get it.

[Anonymous]

One question, IF the Gov’s bill is such a no-brainer and justified, then why does he feel the need to rush the changes through without the customary multiple public hearings throughout the state, which would commonly be held to debate such a major change in policy.

Instead, he’s apparently even considered bringing in people to create problems within the demonstrations: Badger Herald Article

I’d heard rumors about Madison Police Chief Wray being concerned about this. I googled “Noble Wray Walker” and there are a bunch of hits. It appears to be confirmed, although who knows how it’ll play out.

I guess Chief Wray is probably just one of those “unwashed hippies banging their drum” as someone put it in another post.

What strikes me that many of you folks are missing is this: When your government forces changes down your throat without any reasonable explanation or debate, it’s unacceptable. This is EXACTLY the way DOT started eating away at the rights of “NONSTANDARD VEHICLES” **, and how they’re still working to toss them all off the road. It was unacceptable then, and it is now too.

** FYI: “NONSTANDARD VEHICLES” is DOT’s newest catchphrase to describe any vehicles which do not display a NHTSA label certifying that it met safety standards, and include all pre-’69, ex-military, and many imported antique vehicles.

Be careful what you ask for folks.

[GTO Man]

Scott ‘Dutch’ Walker

This whole thing has been unbelieveable.

To think that the Governor of a State would consider placing agitators in a setting to start trouble. What if someone were injured or killed because of that. From his conversation he could care less about that, he was just concerned about the public wanting him to compromise because of that.

There are some very serious ethics issues involved. They may already be investigating that.

Maybe Madison needs to install public showers for the hippies.

I am amazed that everyone in this state is not up in arms about this.

Reagan had Bonzo, who does Walker have, the Fitzgerald’s?

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