Paul Ryan and Gov. Walker support unions......

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Union-busting Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker has changed his stance on organized labor — at least when it comes to the NFL.
The conservative Republican, enraged that non-union replacement referees made a last-second controversial call that resulted in his beloved Green Bay Packers losing Monday night to the Seattle Seahawks, vented his frustrations Tuesday on Twitter.
"After catching a few hours of sleep, the #Packers game is still just as painful," he tweeted. He ended his missive with the hashtag, "#Returntherealrefs."

Read more: Gov. Walker wants NFL's union refs back - Washington Times Gov. Walker wants NFL's union refs back - Washington Times
Follow us: @washtimes on Twitter
 
Union-busting Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker has changed his stance on organized labor — at least when it comes to the NFL.
The conservative Republican, enraged that non-union replacement referees made a last-second controversial call that resulted in his beloved Green Bay Packers losing Monday night to the Seattle Seahawks, vented his frustrations Tuesday on Twitter.
"After catching a few hours of sleep, the #Packers game is still just as painful," he tweeted. He ended his missive with the hashtag, "#Returntherealrefs."

Read more: Gov. Walker wants NFL's union refs back - Washington Times Gov. Walker wants NFL's union refs back - Washington Times
Follow us: @washtimes on Twitter

How has he changed his stance? details at 10?
 
Union-busting Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker has changed his stance on organized labor — at least when it comes to the NFL.
The conservative Republican, enraged that non-union replacement referees made a last-second controversial call that resulted in his beloved Green Bay Packers losing Monday night to the Seattle Seahawks, vented his frustrations Tuesday on Twitter.
"After catching a few hours of sleep, the #Packers game is still just as painful," he tweeted. He ended his missive with the hashtag, "#Returntherealrefs."

Read more: Gov. Walker wants NFL's union refs back - Washington Times Gov. Walker wants NFL's union refs back - Washington Times
Follow us: @washtimes on Twitter

It hasn't changed, he was against public employee unions having collective bargaining. He never said anything about private employees and unions.
 
Union-busting Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker has changed his stance on organized labor — at least when it comes to the NFL.
The conservative Republican, enraged that non-union replacement referees made a last-second controversial call that resulted in his beloved Green Bay Packers losing Monday night to the Seattle Seahawks, vented his frustrations Tuesday on Twitter.
"After catching a few hours of sleep, the #Packers game is still just as painful," he tweeted. He ended his missive with the hashtag, "#Returntherealrefs."

Read more: Gov. Walker wants NFL's union refs back - Washington Times Gov. Walker wants NFL's union refs back - Washington Times
Follow us: @washtimes on Twitter

How has he changed his stance? details at 10?

He hasn't just another lefty being dishonest.
 
After the botched call yesterday in the Green Bay/Seattle game, it seems that both Paul Ryan and Gov. Walker have called for the union referees to be returned to the game......

(CBS News) Republican VP nominee Paul Ryan and Gov. Scott Walker, R-Wis., publicly chided replacement referees after their home-state NFL team lost Monday night after a controversial call.


Ryan opened his rally in Cincinnati Tuesday calling for the "real refs" to return to the NFL, and Walker took to Twitter to call for the league's regular officials to return to the game.


"It is time to get the real refs," Ryan said in Cincinnati. "And you know what, it reminds me of President Obama and the economy. If you can't get it right, it is time to get out."


Ryan also said, "Unlike the Seattle Seahawks last night, we want to deserve this victory. We want to earn this victory."


Ryan was referring to Monday night's football game where the referees ruled that Seattle Seahawks wide receiver Golden Tate caught a Hail Mary pass for a touchdown, resulting in a win over the Green Bay Packers.



This morning on Twitter, Walker called the outcome of the game "painful" and used the hashtag #returntherefs.

Ryan, Walker weigh in on NFL ref lockout - Political Hotsheet - CBS News

Now...........the NFL referees who are on strike are part of a union. I guess this means that Paul Ryan and Walker have changed their stance on getting rid of them.
 

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