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Playinghardball Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Tue Sep-06-11 09:58 AM
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Progressive group slams Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker on Labor Day
Source: Raw Story
By Eric W. Dolan


The progressive group One Wisconsin Now used Labor Day as a chance to blast the "corporate takeover of state government" happening as a result of Governor Scott Walker and the Republican-controlled state legislature.

Walker and Republican lawmakers pushed to curb the collective-bargaining rights of public employees earlier this year, eventually passing the highly controversial legislation using a parliamentary maneuver.

“While working people and the middle class of Wisconsin suffer, Gov. Scott Walker has used our treasury to enrich corporations and the wealthy," One Wisconsin Now Executive Director Scot Ross said. "Gov. Walker has divided our tax dollars amongst his biggest corporate donors, but he has also united the middle class and working people of Wisconsin as never before in an effort to stop his disastrous agenda."

"We celebrate Monday the many contributions of organized labor and working men and women to our nation, but with an eye to a brighter day when we remove Gov. Walker from office and restore decency, competence and humanity to the state’s top office."

More at: http://www.rawstory.com/rs/2011/09/05/progressive-group-slams-wisconsin-gov-scott-walker-on-labor-day/

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