Wisconsin Public-Sector Unions Stay Defeated & Broken. Strong Victory! for the rest of U.S.A.!

Freaking Union thugs and Dirty Socialists lose (yet) another one.

After spending all those Union Dues to 'buy' Wisconsin's State Legislature (just as they tried to 'buy' the Wisconsin Supreme Court), the Democrats come up looking like idiots, morons and fools, yet again!. The GOP again thwarted the Union's neo-Marxist, dirty socialistic desires.

So, LeftLibProggs, what's your game plan now? After spending all this unrecoverable time and money and spittle-flecked fury; after bringing in all the 'big guns' from around the Nation to recall the 'evil' Wisconsin legislators and, having failed that, to again assail Governor Scott Walkter (who, with his leadership and his correct tactics of dismantling the public-sector unions, actually saved jobs for teachers, AND saved taxpayer money), what's up now?

You'd think they would learn! But listen to THIS fool, crying his widdle eyes out on national TV! (h/t Darleen Click)



Go home, take freakin' baths already. Dry your eyes. Use a nice Koch kleenex!

Sheesh.

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Jimmy Hoffa Jr., Obama's warmup act, on the TEA Party: "Take These Sons of Bitches Out."

Hoffa on Tea Party: 'Take These Sons of Bitches Out'

To which I respond:

Looks like a perfect mate for fellow hater Marxine Waters.

Hey, Jimmy Jr., how's your dad ?

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Happy LABOR DAY! Bikinis and Union Thugs, oh my!

• Kudos! to Working Girl Ariana Leigh...who never gets a day off.

• Great job, Wisconsin, #WiUnion! Getting ready to celebrate THEIR version of Labor Day!

• The United States Post Office is nearing collapse this winter, without Congressional intervention.

Why, you ask? Well, no one uses stamps very much anymore, that's understandable. But underlying that lack of revenue is the REAL problem: Labor Unions have garroted the USPS's ability to be competitive. The New York Times...

The post office’s problems stem from one hard reality: it is being squeezed on both revenue and costs.

As any computer user knows, the Internet revolution has led to people and businesses sending far less conventional mail.

At the same time, decades of contractual promises made to unionized workers, including no-layoff clauses, are increasing the post office’s costs. Labor represents 80 percent of the agency’s expenses, compared with 53 percent at United Parcel Service and 32 percent at FedEx, its two biggest private competitors. Postal workers also receive more generous health benefits than most other federal employees.

Here's hoping that Congress will allow this monopolized Postal unit to fail, and re-organize without involving Labor Unions. A pipe dream, I know, but Labor Unions have done nothing to save jobs in any industry they infest; instead, their primary reason for existence is to bleed a company dry for everything it can provide, even past the point of the Company's own survival. The Company is forced to bankruptcy or reorganization, or, as we see happening every day, relocation of capital and manufacturing facilities offshore, to protect the shareholders from unions.

Biologically speaking, a parasite is only successful as a viable species if it can feed off but not kill off it's prey. Once the host is dead and gone, the parasite dies as well. Then the cycle repeats: host species re-populate, parasites surge to infect, followed by the host species' population dropping off again, followed by...well, you've seen the charts.

The Unions are parasites on American businesses. Too much capital taken from the host, the host dies; the parasite dies as well.

Let's let the host, the United States Postal Service, die. The parasites will have to take jobs at FedEx or UPS (if they are good enough to qualify), sans the foul Union demands and protections; they will still earn decent wages and benefits, just not excessive enough to kill the host. And they can be FIRED! if they don't perform as expected.

C'mon, leftists, you believe in evolution. Let's allow some nice natural selection to take place here.

Let the weak and dying host go ahead and croak.

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Wisconsin Union Thugs, Dirty Socialists Soundly Routed in Recalls

This is good news! It seems that after spending all those Union Dues to 'buy' the Wisconsin's State Legislature (just as they tried to 'buy' the Wisconsin Supreme Court), the Democrats come up looking like idiots, morons and fools. The Republicans (mostly Good Men and Women) thwart the Union's Marxist, dirty socialistic desires.

So, LeftLibProggs, what's your game plan now? After spending all that time and money and fury; after bringing in all the 'big guns' from around the nation to recall the 'evil' Republicans (who, with their tactics of dismantling the public sector unions, actually saved jobs for teachers, AND saved taxpayer money), what's up now?

Freaking Union thugs and Dirty Socialists lose another one.

A precursor to 2012, when we take down the biggest Dirty Socialist of all.

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Support for the Republicans in Wisconsin

Billboard along US 45 SB right before Silver Spring in Milwaukee

The #WiUnion LeftLibProggs are running recall elections on Republican Senators (those who didn't Fleebag the state when the going got tough) and Governor Scott Walker.

Seems the polling numbers are down for Republican Governors who won states and enacted tough measures to control spending (notice Tennessee's Governor is not on this list; for two reasons: Tennesseans are for the most part still of higher moral character than other, bluer states; with the exception of course of the large 'burgs like Nashville and Memphis and to a lesser degree Knoxville. And the LeftLibProggs here just don't have enough moochers to out-vote good people, as of yet).

So, why can't Team R keep the gains we've made at the state levels? The polls are down for Republican governors in most states. Seems we can win a cycle, but then lose the next cycle because Democratic dirty socialists have more to offer (freebies from the Treasury), and we wind up no better off than before, only pushed a little more farther away left from center.

Why?, you ask? Because many people are just not of the same moral character as were stouter people of previous generations. Collectively, our society has lost much of the moral character that was so pervasive when the founders founded; I blame this wane of morality on the drop in religious belief and participation; people of little faith tend to be more ME!-first oriented and moocherly, if you’ll allow that expression.

And don’t repeat to me that the founders wrote religion completely out of the Constitution. They did, if you insist, but they never knew I’ll warrant that the waning of religion would bring with it a twilight of character. Without some sort of faith-based structure as an ‘unseen helper agent’, a society with little or no moral character and backbone will go to hell (!) very quickly, no matter who wrote or how well-written is their Constitution.

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Massive Butt-Hurt in Wisconsin's Dirty Socialist - Union - LeftLibProgg world yesterday and forward.

The Wisconsin Supreme Court bitch slapped that lower court Judge, Sumi, for allowing her ideology to overcome her legal sensibilities. Not even a nice slap, but a heavy-duty high-amperage bitch slap...

¶6 IT IS FURTHER ORDERED that all orders and judgments of the Dane County Circuit Court in Case No. 2011CV1244 are vacated and declared to be void ab initio.

What ab initio means is that Sumi, sitting in her judicial robes in the lower court so screwed up the ruling that the Supreme Court won't even bother to send the matter back to her for her review (to remand) but takes it completely out of her hands, forever.

It's like taking an eraser to her ruling.

And, bitch slapping her around just a bit.

The Wisconsin Supreme Court correctly ruled that activist courts aren't allowed, under rule of law, to interfere with the legislative process simply because a judge's ideology makes her want to do so, a 'feel-good' ruling. If a doctor is supposed to operate on a patient for, oh, gallstones, how would you feel if he took off your left nut just because he doesn't like to do abdominal surgery?

Read this. It's a thing of beauty...

¶9 Although all orders that preceded the circuit court’s judgment in Case No. 2011CV1244 may be characterized as moot in some respects, the court addresses whether a court can enjoin publication of a bill. The court does so because whether a court can enjoin a bill is a matter of great public importance and also because it appears necessary to confirm that Goodland remains the law that all courts must follow. State v. Cramer, 98 Wis. 2d 416, 420, 296 N.W.2d 921 (1980) (noting that we consider questions that have become moot “where the question is one of great public importance . . . or of public interest,” or “where the problem is likely to recur and is of sufficient importance to warrant a holding which will guide trial courts in similar circumstances”). Accordingly, because the circuit court did not follow the court’s directive in Goodland, it exceeded its jurisdiction, invaded the legislature’s constitutional powers under Article IV, Section 1 and Section 17 of the Wisconsin Constitution, and erred in enjoining the publication and further implementation of the Act.

Let's see 'em trot out 'Jabba the Filmmaker' and a few busloads of SEIU thugs from around the nation, even do a recall of the fife and drum corps from the NYC Fire Department.

(Speaking of Michael Moore, 'Jabba the Filmmaker', here he is, just for kicks and giggles! )

Jabba the Filmmaker

Go home, Wisconsin hippies, take a bath and find a job. Welcome to the Real World.

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Sit down, Wisconsin. We'll show you how it's done.

Good for Tennessee.

Let's see what the devils do next.

Tennessee Trumps Wisconsin: Kills Teacher Collective Bargaining. Dead.

To fix public schools, you have to control public schools.

And there’s little control when teachers unions, with their self-serving agendas, question every cost-cutting proposal and reform on the table.

That’s why so many state governments have taken swift action to limit the power of organized labor in public schools. Wisconsin, Ohio, Indiana, Idaho and Michigan were the first, and Tennessee added itself to the list on Wednesday.

Tennessee Gov. Bill Haslam affixed his signature on House Bill 130 and Senate Bill 113, ending collective bargaining and giving local school boards the full authority to operate their districts in the manner they choose.

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Nobody elected the unions

Tennessee lawmakers were careful to leave a few key items off the discussion table, including personnel and staffing decisions, how to use grant money, the evaluation process for employees and whether or not payroll deductions can be made for political purposes.

That means the end of the road for the treasured union concept of seniority, particularly when it’s applied at layoff time.

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Minnesota's public-sector unions fight for a tax increase. Screw you, Taxpayers, we want OURS NOW!

This is exemplar of why, you see, these public-sector unions are bad, bad news and should never have been allowed to exist. Here we have a State, Minnesota, unable to balance it's budget; these union thugs want merit raises come hell or high water, no matter what is going on around them: unemployment, people raking in seemingly never-ending unemployment benefits and other public largess (welfare and food stamps), paid for with mostly borrowed funds. But we're gonna get our merit increases, Minnesota, no matter if it is stolen in the form of tax increases on ALL citizens, as proposed by the Democratic governor, Mark (Union Endorsed!) Dayton.

From Labor Union Report...

The state's largest public employees union is starting to prepare its nearly 20,000 employees for a government shutdown. "We are telling them they need to prepare for the possibility that they may go for some period of time without a paycheck," said Eliot Seide, executive director of AFSCME Council 5. The union gave Gov. Mark Dayton his first campaign endorsement. Seide said members are fully behind Dayton's tax increase proposal. He said he hopes the meltdown at the Capitol doesn't lead to a shutdown in July.

Seide said union workers will not be "pawns in a game to try to defeat the governor's proposals. Our people are too smart for that."

For public workers, the possibility of shutdown will become very real if there is no budget deal by June 8, when layoff notices would go out to employees.

The public employees union is also planning to rally at the Capitol on Monday night -- the last night of the regular legislative session -- to try to convince Republican lawmakers to get their job done. "We do our jobs. ... Now we are going to see if the legislators are going to get their jobs done," he said.

Their jobs, asshole, are to balance the state's budget in very hard times, and to represent ALL of the citizens of Minnesota, not just the loud, mouthy, 'Community Organized' Unionists who think they are better than 'average' citizens, so much so that they can DEMAND taxes be taken from other citizens so they can have their merit raises without interruption.

Lazy-Ass Unionist can't comprehend his own damned sign.

Again, let's see these public-sector unions broken, torn down. They've no 'evil CORPORATION!' to fight against; only their fellow citizens who are taxpayers, who don't deserve to be held up by threats from low-down union thugs.

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