Proggies React to Wisconsin Defeat
By Neal Boortz
As expected, the libs and the proggies tried to spin the news of Scott Walker’s victory. But without facts or logic on their side, it led to reactions that spanned from the sublime to the ridiculous. I’ve tried to somewhat categorize the reaction …
Threatening death or violence
Angry libs flood Twitter with death threats after Wisconsin recall defeat
Washington Post Columnist: Time for Unions to Start Rioting
Downplaying the importance
Obama chief propagandist Jay Carney: Wisconsin Outcome "Won't Tell Us Much About A Future Race"
MSNBC contributor and former Dem Rep. Harold Ford: Scott Walker got ‘lucky’
Miley Cyrus, Miss USA Get More Time Than Wisconsin Recall on Big Three
Being melodramatic
Special Ed Tells CNN: "Democracy Died Tonight"
Howard Dean: Walker Victory “Beginning Of The Undermining Of American Democracy”…
Al Gore: Scott Walker is ‘extreme,’ 'divisive'
Kenny G Wasserman Shultz: Walker's Brand of Politics 'Offensive and Wrong'
Complaining or playing the blame game
Networks Whine Over 'Massive Spending Gap' Between GOP and Dems in Wisconsin
Obama Propagandist David Axelrod Blames Evil Koch Brothers For Walker Victory…
The fact is that these proggies can’t understand why people are sick of being suckered by government employee unions with their own tax dollars.
== == == Several months ago I was opining and writing columns stating that Scott Walker had nothing to worry about; that he would survive the recall election in Wisconsin. In recent days, however, I started getting a little antsy. I was concerned that the more rational Wisconsin voters had been lulled into a complacency about this recall election, and were about to be sandbagged by the unions and the union money that was pouring in from all over the country. It was a resounding victory for Scott Walker. Unions took it on the chin. They will not – at least not now – turn back the reforms enacted by Walker that have already resulted in improvements in the Wisconsin economic picture. The principal reform? Government employee unions no longer have collective bargaining rights, with the exception of police and firefighters. Here is the way it works when government employee unions can engage in collective bargaining. Even union hero George Meany and FDR thought it was absurd to allow government employee unions to bargain collectively with their government employers. We’ve seen how unions can run a government into bankruptcy with their demands .. and now that’s come to a screaming halt in Wisconsin. The unions tried their intimidation tactics … getting people to sign enough petitions for the recall of Scott Walker. But then the bane of unions came into play --- the hated secret ballot. The unions could threaten and cajole people into signing the petition .. but could not control them when they walked into the voting booth. Why do you think unions want to do away with secret ballots in union elections? Unions just hate to see their threatening and intimidation tactics go to waste when their target slips behind the curtain of a voting booth. Congratulations Scott Walker. Now --- hope some other governors and state legislatures are watching. By the way … the teachers unions in Chicago are going to have a strike vote today. They want a 30% increase in pay. Oh sure .. they’re worth that and more! Right? read the rest here: http://www.boortz.com/weblogs/nealz-nuze/
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- wtw 2012/06/08 02:37:33
I guess the chicago teachers know who is in power here in CHicago because they see it coming to a state near them--auserity is going to happen so let's eat, drink and be merry--screw the future is what they are saying!reply - Michaelene 2012/06/07 20:39:41
reply - David Lindner 2012/06/07 13:39:31WAAAAHreply
