You are not even close on either of these.
Only needed 17 members for a non fiscal bill - which the Senate Parlementarian confirmed.
Only needed 2 hours notice for the meeting - again, the Senate guy confirmed.
This is just judicial activism from the bench. Just plain stupid.
Yea, I guess we'd be better off laying off 1500 people instead. I know the greedy unions would much rather see that instead. Because they don't care about their people, just the dues they collect and the bloated salaries they have.
You're wrong on all 3 counts, Mags.
1. If stripping the unions of collective bargaining rights is a non-fiscal issue, why has Walker been screaming from the top of the Capitol rotunda that collective bargaining IS a fiscal issue. He and his leg-humping Republican dough-boys can't have it both ways.
2. Spin it any way you want Mags but the open meetings law is clear: 24 hours notice is required.
3. No layoffs were ever necessary. Walker
created the 2011 budget shortfall with his $140 million tax cuts to businesses, then began his Chicken Little sky-is-falling routine declaring "The state of Wisconsin is broke". In giving away $140 million, then announcing a $137 million budget shortfall and threatening to begin massive layoffs across the state, could Walker's duplicitous maneuvering possibly be any more obvious??
Seriously Mags, you've gotta be the only guy left in Wisconsin still falling for Walker's shell game... :142smilie
