First news, via Dan Spencer:
Walker. RT @charlescwcooke: And there it is. Wisconsin becomes the 25th state in the union approve right-to-work. http://t.co/Nx3RrTvBpt
— Dan Spencer (@cayankee) March 6, 2015
62-35, according to the linked tweet. The AP has since confirmed, noting rather primly that the right to work bill passed without Democratic support. Which, of course, suits everybody involved.
Moving on: the right to work bill will be signed Monday. Expect the usual screaming over the weekend. Just not… as intense as in the past, alas. Perhaps the Activist Left has learned a harsh, yet valuable, lesson on the merits of knowing when they’ve been whipped back to their kennels? I would have guessed ‘no,’ but I suppose that pain really is a wonderful teaching tool.
Moe Lane (crosspost)
Add another skull to the throne.
..and the collapse of Big Labor continues apace.
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Mew
“Perhaps the Activist Left has learned a harsh, yet valuable, lesson…”
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Have they ever learned? If anything, the Activist Left will view this as a type of religious persecution (and by religious, I mean how the Left views themselves as bearers of light and truth, whereas sane people view Progressive Ideology as a perverse and dangerous religion).
Heading to Wisconsin to harvest metrosexual tears. Anyone else want a jug?
And that juuuuust about wraps up the nomination for Scott Walker.
Short of an implosion of epic proportions Walker has it. I’m sort of disappointed as I was hoping for a spirited debate between him and Jindal ( They are my top 2)
The Activist Left sees DiBlasio as the model, and they’re so fixated on that model that they are prepared to ignore that they’re losing all the states not dominated by a mass urban vote.