walking out doesnt make you corrupt.
Do you have proof of special interests being the reason they walked out? Or is that your own speculation? Im guessing speculation.
If you are going to use labels. Make sure they are correct.
Avoiding the painfully obvious is not intelligent.
What possible motivation would the democrat senators of WI have other than to avoid voting on a bill they KNOW on which their side will lose would they have to leave the State while the legislature is in session?
If you can come up with a logical and reasonable answer, have at it.
Politically, these senators are as good as corpses.
Their choice to hide from their duty is not at all popular with Wisconsin voters.
I hope these fools stay in Illinois until cobwebs form in their capitol offices. The only thing that will accomplish is their agenda being kicked to the curb and them being voted out of office.
Actually it has a lot of traction, as the more WI citizens learn over time, the more they lean left. Walker is looking like a ghost, losing in the polls, losing in the media.
57 percent of voters believe that public workers should have collective bargaining rights, whereas 37 percent believe that they should not.
60 percent oppose taking away some collective bargaining rights from public unions while only 33 favor the idea
nationwide found a clear plurality siding with the public employee unions (42 percent) over Governor Walker (31 percent),