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Old 02-21-2011, 12:06 PM
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Scott Walker ran his campaign based on fixing the deficit and bringing the budget back in to balance and never hid the fact that he was going to go after public employees (unions) and their outrageous benefits and contacts, yet he was voted in by the majority. I think that most people are shocked that he took office and is actually following through on his promises.

Unions have no place in todays society. I thank them for what they did, but they also need to change as time goes by, and they didn't, so they must go.

I find it funny that this same union, who is willing to negotiate and give things up NOW, is the same union that tried to jam through their contract right as Walker came in to office....and refused to negotiate up til about a week ago when they saw their golden lifestyle threatened.

Ever see how much the union heads make? sickening.
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