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Archive for February, 2011

Desperate Wisconsin Unions Resort to Alinsky Tactics

Desperate Wisconsin Unions Resort to Alinsky Tactics

Facing a growing tide of opposition over the skyrocketing costs of government employee pension plans, unions in Wisconsin are striking back with underhanded tactics. Massive protests in Wisconsin’s State Capitol began last week after Republican Governor Scott Walker announced a budget on February 11, 2011 that would repeal public employee unions’ collective bargaining power to [...]

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Barack Hussein Alinsky

Barack Hussein Alinsky

As a large and furious demonstration was under way outside and inside the Capitol in Madison last week, Barack Obama invited in a TV camera crew from Milwaukee and proceeded to fan the flames. Dropping the mask of The Great Compromiser, Obama reverted to his role as South Chicago community organizer, charging Gov. Scott Walker [...]

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Apocalypse Now: Wisconsin vs. Big Labor

Apocalypse Now: Wisconsin vs. Big Labor

Welcome to the reckoning. We have met the fiscal apocalypse, and it is smack dab in the middle of the heartland. As Wisconsin goes, so goes the nation. Let us pray it does not go the way of the decrepit welfare states of the European Union. The lowdown: State government workers in the Badger State [...]

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Responsible Adults Cannot Ignore These Numbers

Responsible Adults Cannot Ignore These Numbers

I knew we were in for real budgetary trouble with Obama, but his recent statements on the subject make me wonder whether he is so brainwashed with liberal ideology as to be divorced from reality — or worse. Based on his tireless rhetoric, it would appear that he thinks — contrary to all evidence, including [...]

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The Seriousness Primary

The Seriousness Primary

WASHINGTON — President Obama’s 2012 budget is the numerical embodiment of his State of the Union address — both being systematic distractions from the main, current tasks of governing. His plan includes, according to Yuval Levin, editor of National Affairs, “no entitlement reform, no tax reform, no significant spending reform, indeed no meaningful change of [...]

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