on WOKV 690 here in NE Florida. Doin a great job. AND writing posts at the same time? Whether it be the Kraken, Thor’s Hammer or a Rockstar energy drink, you appear to be pretty energized right now. Keep it up!

levels. Which is a beautiful thing. Support for Gov Walker is ten points higher than the Unions.

http://www.rasmussenreports.com/

over and over again…he opens his mouth and invariably shoves his size 13.5 foot in it. Keep up the good work Barack!! Your chickens will be coming home to roost soon.

Worse, he needs help putting them on.
They should have played it smart, keep it low key, don’t over commit, a little subtlety, recognize national conditions and moods, use your brains, Whoops!
I got carried away there, thought I was talking about Normal People, people with at least a modicum of intelligence.
And we are supposed to be the stupid ones.

kinda like the domestic energy expansion horse, the GOP needs to ride both of these horses as far as they can go. These types of issues unite so-cons, fi-cons and indys while putting Obama into a tiny corner with his union and EPA goons.

…because his style is more “lead from the rear.” Obama’s handlers don’t want him all bloodied up, so they have him perched back in the rear echelon where he can fall back while the NYT and the rest of the media give him covering fire. He’ll need the respite, too, because his rent-a-mob, what will be left of it, has a big campaign planned for Ohio.

Organizing for America may have changed their name once the man who would be God was elected, but their mission statement is still the original name: Organizing for Obama. Don’t blame this on America!

The left wants this fight between its unions and the taxpayers. The favorability of poll numbers that the Tea Parties put up, as evidenced in the recent elections, and expecially compared to the polling of ‘Public Unions’, shows where John Q Public stands. We would do well to drag this out in Wisconsin. We can win now, or we can win after tanking D brand in polling. In the game of political chess, we need to be thinking at least 3 moves ahead. If Wisconsinites are rushing to the ballots in 2012 to drive out the Dems, wouldn’t that drive the top of the ticket and help rid us of the Present President?

Am I missing some sort of downside?

“The tree of liberty must be refreshed from time to time with the blood of patriots and tyrants.” Thomas Jefferson

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The left wants this fight between its unions and the taxpayers. The favorability of poll numbers that the Tea Parties put up, as evidenced in the recent elections, and expecially compared to the polling of ‘Public Unions’, shows where John Q Public stands. We would do well to drag this out in Wisconsin. We can win now, or we can win after tanking D brand in polling. In the game of political chess, we need to be thinking at least 3 moves ahead. If Wisconsinites are rushing to the ballots in 2012 to drive out the Dems, wouldn’t that drive the top of the ticket and help rid us of the Present President?

Am I missing some sort of downside?

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It’s more like he’s trying to play both sides by saying meaningless on-the-fence gibberish, while giving a nudge nudge wink wink to the unions that when push comes to shove he’ll be on their side.

Somebody needs to hit the Democrats over the head with those quotes from FDR opposing public employee Unions. Then again maybe somebody already did.

In a Washington Post piece posted on Saturday by editorial writer Charles Lane:

…. anger and vilification are once again the order of the day — and the incivility emanates from the progressive end of the spectrum, including, no doubt, many of the same people who blamed right-wing vitriol for creating a climate of violence in Arizona. Union-backed demonstrators, furious at Republican Gov. Scott Walker’s plans for reining in public-sector unions, equate him with Hosni Mubarak and Adolf Hitler, in disgusting mimickry of some Tea Party members’ inflammatory linkage between Obama and the evil dictators of history.

Meanwhile, progressive voices in the media fanned the flames, spreading misinformation and outright falsehoods with a zest that would make Glenn Beck blush: Gov. Walker wants to crush unions with the National Guard; he manufactured a budget crisis to justify his attack on unions; he proposed cutting union workers’ pay 20 percent. Neutral sources have debunked it all, but as far as I know only Ezra Klein among these tribunes of truth has seen fit to correct the record.

And, of course, thousands of teachers have abandoned their classrooms to join a boisterous crowd intimidating and obstructing the elected state legislature in Madison — in scenes reminiscent of the Tea Party’s mobbing of Democrats on Capitol Hill during the health-care debate…

Perhaps most disappointing of all is that the president himself, rather than living up to the words he spoke so eloquently in Tuscon, has chosen to fuel the fury on the Great Lakes. He labeled Walker’s legislation “an assault on unions,” while the White House political operation bused in more demonstrators to join those waving Walker = Hitler placards. These are the words and deeds of a partisan politician, not a national leader.

On Joe Klein’s Time’s Swampland blog on Friday:

…Isn’t it, well, a bit ironic that the protesters in Madison, blocking the state senate chamber, are chanting “Freedom, Democracy, Union” while trying to prevent a vote? Isn’t it ironic that the Democratic Senators have fled the democratic process? Isn’t it interesting that some of those who–rightly–protest the assorted Republican efforts to stymie majority rule in the U.S. Senate are celebrating the Democratic efforts to stymie the same in the Wisconsin Senate?

An election was held in Wisconsin last November. The Republicans won. In a democracy, there are consequences to elections and no one, not even the public employees unions, are exempt from that. There are no guarantees that labor contracts, including contracts governing the most basic rights of unions, can’t be renegotiated, or terminated for that matter. We hold elections to decide those basic parameters. And it seems to me that Governor Scott Walker’s basic requests are modest ones–asking public employees to contribute more to their pension and health care plans, though still far less than most private sector employees do. He is also trying to limit the unions’ abilities to negotiate work rules–and this is crucial when it comes to the more efficient operation of government in a difficult time.

Heck, even Christiane Amanpour, from All Barak Channel, offered up a fair and balanced discussion yesterday “This Week”.

Tea Partier Joins George Will in Great Debate About Wisconsin

The boy leader of our country decided to dive into the bowl along with all the other thug controlled unions so all we have to do in 2012 is pull the handle for just disposal.

for teachers attending the Madison protests should be delicensed and charged with fraud, criminal conspiracy, abetting criminal activity after the fact, and sentenced! The minimal impact should be that they will be excluded from participating in insurances and medicare and medicaid after felony convictions. Susbequently, hospital privileges will melt away and voila – more teachers!

Give no quarter in the fight for your life!