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Is he opposed to all collective bargaining, or only the ability of government workers to form unions and be represented by professional negotiators?
He seems to only worry about government unions, kind of like FDR did decades ago.
Private unions are impacted by market forces, like private owners. Public unions don't have that issue, and in fact have willing accomplices in the politicians they help get into office to rob the government piggy bank and leave the bill with people decades later.
The problem is "decades later" is now, or at best right around the corner.
Cool idea, so government employees would be paid and receive the same benefits as those in the private sector. I like it, my job responsibilities would have put me into upper management within one of those too big to fail firms, and the other great perk is I wouldn't have been held to a higher standard of deportment.
Wow, three Martini lunches, flying first class and being driven in a limo - I'm in.
The late 80's called. it wants its Business stereotypes back.
One must infer it took a Democratic Administration to reign in such perks, if you are correct. No one I worked with ever flew Business Class, let alone First Class, and beer better not be on the recieipts required for reimbursement. Who does fly first class, or are the CEO's, CFO's, Kochs and Waltons flying in the company jet nowadays?
Are you off your meds?
What does this have to do with the topic or your question?
He seems to only worry about government unions, kind of like FDR did decades ago.
Private unions are impacted by market forces, like private owners. Public unions don't have that issue, and in fact have willing accomplices in the politicians they help get into office to rob the government piggy bank and leave the bill with people decades later.
The problem is "decades later" is now, or at best right around the corner.
Cool idea, so government employees would be paid and receive the same benefits as those in the private sector. I like it, my job responsibilities would have put me into upper management within one of those too big to fail firms, and the other great perk is I wouldn't have been held to a higher standard of deportment.
Wow, three Martini lunches, flying first class and being driven in a limo - I'm in.
The late 80's called. it wants its Business stereotypes back.
One must infer it took a Democratic Administration to reign in such perks, if you are correct. No one I worked with ever flew Business Class, let alone First Class, and beer better not be on the recieipts required for reimbursement. Who does fly first class, or are the CEO's, CFO's, Kochs and Waltons flying in the company jet nowadays?
Are you off your meds?
What does this have to do with the topic or your question?
No, I still take my 81mg aspirin every day, still take my fish oil every day and my Statin, placebo dose of Lisinopril, lift every other day and walk daily. But thanks so much for caring.
The nexus is clear to non concrete thinkers, and/or those who are not blinded by partisan biases. BTW, have you ever questioned the idiot-grams - all non sequiturs - posted by Rabbi or CrusaderFrank?
We'll find out if the presidency can be bought if Scott Walker wins.
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Disagree.
Weak democrats and democratic leaning independents aren't going to vote for Walker, particularly if HRC is the nominee.
Walker is no 'Reagan.'
