Wisconsin's governor: Protest end of labor contracts, I'm dragging out the Guard

Basically, whatever you were planning on for a pension, you can forget about it.

As well as your SS and Medicaid, too.

Be sure and buy a jumbo bottle of sleeping pills while you still can.

 

So you think all those programs will be around when the governmental units are forced into bankruptcy just so government union workers can have $100K pensions?

 

"xx (fill in your number) daid in Wiiiiiis-Kon-Sin . . . "

 

We could raise corporate taxes just a smidgen, but that's off the table.

So I'm planning on a tasty chocolate shake with a couple hundred Sominex mixed in as my retirement plan.

 

It's about time we strong arm these people into 401ks. The last thing I wanna see is my local CEO at the food bank because of some slap's pension.

 

"They just raised the corporate income tax. Should we cut bonuses or lay off 10 percent of our workforce?"

 

Re: Wisconsin's governor: Protest end of labor contracts, I'm dragging out the G

Tax the shit out of the bonuses too.

 

So you think its acceptable to threaten to call in the National Fucking Guard over a labor/budgetary issue?

Don't bloviate, it's a simple yes or no answer.

 

All that happened was Walker briefed the National Guard on what might happen in the case of massive public union strikes. All the bloviating is coming from the union side.

But what do I know considering I'm simply too stupid to counter the strongly intellectual arguments such as "Walker's a clown" and "Walker's an idiot" that Z-man and Mira made.

 

Yes or no? Is it OK to invoke the National Guard for a labor/budgetary issue?

 

Keep matches away from your straw man. It might go up in flames.

But to answer what actually was discussed, it would be negligence not to brief the National Guard on what might happen if there are massive public-sector strikes and protests.

 

Another gross overreation from a state chief executive looking to swing his, around.

These yahoos never disappoint.