Big News Out of Wisconsin

As reported on Fox News: 

The Wisconsin Supreme Court narrowly ruled Tuesday that the state's contentious union rights law can go into effect, giving Republican Gov. Scott Walker a major victory after a long and dramatic battle.

The high court upheld Walker's law in a 4-3 vote, reflecting the partisan divide of the members.

Walker pushed the law that eliminates most of public employees' collective bargaining rights and forces them to pay more for their health and pension benefits. He says it's needed for the state to address its budget problems.

"The Supreme Court's ruling provides our state the opportunity to move forward together and focus on getting Wisconsin working again," Walker said in a statement.

The Wisconsin Supreme Court said the judge had no authority to interfere with the legislative process.

The court ruled Tuesday just hours before the Republican-controlled Assembly was planning to start debating the state budget and possibly adding the collective bargaining provisions since the case was tied up in the court.

Supreme Court Chief Justice Shirley Abrahamson wrote a blistering dissent of the court's ruling, accusing Justice David Prosser of appearing to have a "partisan slant" with his concurring opinion.

Democrats who walked away from their job surely had 'Partisan Slant'.
Big Victory of Scott Walker!

Government Giveth and Government Can Taketh Away

As goes Wisconsin, Indiana, Ohio... so does Tennessee.

A bill being worked out in Tennessee Senate to take back control of their budget, like Wisconsin, came under heavy resistance in their Senate committee meeting tonight as union supporters resisted arrest when they interrupting the meeting with loud, disruptive protest.
The protesters beef. The state is considering taking Collective Bargaining from Tennessee Teachers... Sound familiar?

The state has the right to conduct it's business and I am sure the Tennessee legislators are not going to put up with the BS that happened in Wisconsin.

Our schools are failing and they need to broom out poor teachers for competent ones. With Collective Bargaining in the states way, this can not be accomplished.
Collective bargaining is a granted right and when government grants rights, it has the power and right to take it away.

Wisconsin Senate Gets it Done-BREAKING

The Wisconsin Republicans Senators have pulled a fast one over their Democrat colloquies.

They have striped the collective bargaining language from the Budget bill, crafted a new, non-budget bill that will not allow collective bargaining by state public unions.

They marched on to the Senate floor, and PASSED IT!

Union members have stormed the Capital building, over powering the security force and are currently in side the build screaming at a fever pitch.

Will they riot? Time will tell.

The sympathetic public union Senators had their chance.
They decided to act like children and run away.

This is what you get for not doing your job.

--------------------------------Update-------------------------------
Ann Althouse and husband “Meade” are reporting the latest developments at the Wisconsin Capitol Building.


"Protesters are locking the Capitol doors shut from the inside using metal handcuffs, Meade reports from the scene.
He told me that just now, by phone. He got out, and is warning others not to go in. Obviously, it’s a terrible fire hazard to make it so people cannot get out of the building easily. Presumably, protesters think it’s a good idea to keep the police out, but it is dangerously stupid."


Then the State Police showed up and things got heated.
Police followed their orders to keep these ruffians out and ordered protesters back.
but in this video you hear one of the liberal unionist ordering the police.




Another person on twitter called for the shooting of Governor Walker.