Wisconsin: Crunch Time -- Dan Kapanke

All of the progress made in 2011 in ending union domination of schools and restoring balance in state and local government is on the line in Wisconsin where the Unions are trying to destroy the State Senators who led the battle for reform. Help us run this ad in Wisconsin to defend State Senator Dan Kapanke, a key Union target.

Tell the Unions: Hands off our schools!

http://www.ThePresidentialCoalition.org

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News & Politics

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• unions
• wisconsin
• The Presidential Coalition
• Dan Kapanke
• education
• schools
• teachers

[wenlinkel]

It always cracks me up in the commercials by the Unions about how Walker and the Republicans are attacking the "working class" by wanting to limit some of the Unions power. Apparently the people who pay the taxes that go the public sector employees are not working class. I know people in unions that make more money than the people that pay the taxes that go to toward the union man's salary. How ironic. The union is nothing more than the Mafia without the fancy suit.

[wazzme1]

Let's get back to basic reality. Education by real caring teachers is the only way. Our children are our future, not the Unions who's concern is for their pocketbook

[wayne388]

Kapanke got a spanking.

[wenlinkel]

@cedarzar: Please stop thinking that everyone gets a tear in their eye whenever they think of a union worker. We all have to work and do our part. You buy into the mythology that some how union people are superheros, when you are nothing more than working stiffs like the rest of us. All non-union people pay more for union labor (whether it's worth it or not) and that is somehow suppose to make the "working" class happy.

(Yeah, working class union members; non-union people--not so much!)

[wenlinkel]

@cedarzar: Man you don't really have a grasp on the world of economics. It is simple mathematics. If I give you a $1,000 dollars a month to work with and you spend $1,250 you either have to ask me for more money or cut something out of your budget.If I look at your budget and see some out of whack I would attempt to make adjustments. Then you, part of the entitlement class, would start screaming how unfair it is because you are so SPECIAL! I'm tired of GIVING YOU my money and you're not special

[wenlinkel]

@cedarzar: What the heck does that mean? That I'm a criminal because I don't agree with you? However, you are correct that I've NEVER done anything remotely honest. I steal cars and rob banks for a living. I'm am also an associate of the both the Gambino crime family and the Cali Drug Cartel. Commenting on Wisconsin politics is just a hobby of mine (which I do on my own time!). Now, if you'll excuse me, I have to go sign a "re-call" Walker petition (for the eighth time.)

[cedarzar]

This is misleading, to say the least. In reallity unions are groups, in this case teachers who are joining together to ask for cost of living adjustments. The Department of education determines who works and who does not work. Without colective bargining you will be told how much you are worth and that will be it. "We would like to pay you what you are worth , but we do have a minimum wage law in this state" That will be the next to go.

[cedarzar]

Unions, the reason most workers have a weekend.

[cedarzar]

@wenlinkel

Have you ever done an honest days work in your life?

[cedarzar]

@wenlinkel Have you ever done an honest days work in your life?

[Conservative122]

@wenlinkel Very true. I'm not even worried about the upcoming recall elections for the Republicans. The Republicans will win again, just like in November of 2010. All of the hot-air coming from the left is literally laughable. I'm not in any district that has a recall election, but I'm 100% certain that Kapanke will stay just like Holsdorf and all of the other Republicans.

[Kschelle1]

@wenlinkel