Chris Christie Takes on Teachers' Unions on Morning Joe

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[lvll138inrs]

they should just privatize education. private schools vastly outperform public school

[ab330]

pass a law that requires all public employees pensions and benefits are indexed to the private sector... end of story

[challengeyourmind]

Hey, why don't you give up 1 + 1/2 percent of your food budget, governor? It would make a HUGE difference

[bigravensfan21]

@gws35 Foulmouthed? Who are you, his mother? And this guy has been an excellent governor for NJ, by the way.

[pileon1999]

Hahaha. Liberal fucktards whining about the percentage of their benefits that they'll have to pay.

Private sector employees are lucky to pay for grocery bills. Fuck you parasites.

[buddacafe]

Never thought id see liberals interviewing the governer agreeing with him.

[sagequan]

@markusadams15 im just a regular working guy and my families health care coverage if you include dental and vision is about 1,700 dollars a month. My sister is a teacher and pays in zero. If you include that she makes more than I do even tho I have a higher level of education training and qualifications.

[markusadams15]

$750 a year?! What the Fu** is this retard thinking!? They barely make anything!

[gws35]

WHOOAAAA....what a foulmouthed, obnoxious, arrogant buffoon! This clown's the Gov. of New Jersey? What a disgrace! I wouldnt let him pick up my garbage... Zip that nasty yapper and try to be nice for a change....and lay off the crispy creams while yer at it!

[TheFequalsMA]

@AntiYouist Public employers ARE the taxpayers! Guess you need to understand local government.

[AntiYouist]

@TheFequalsMA And he opts for condescending, could have done better then kid though. Are public employees overpaid? National studies suggest that on average, public sector employees are paid LESS than private sector employees particularly in professional positions but that public employee benefits health insurance & pensions) tend to be better than private sector benefits The trade off Public employers contribute on average 34% of employee comp to benefits compared to 31% in the private sector

[EconCat88]

MA, it really doesn't matter how much whining unions do nowadays...the money simply isn't available to pay them any longer. Either the voters will take away their goodies or the free market will do it for them.  The latter is the likely result since many voters are too ignorant. Unfortunately the free market doing the job will take longer, so it will steal more from the people that aren't public union employees.