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Time to post this sarcastic response to the GOP’s American Taliban’s emergency meeting to help out our economy.
Be INFORMED
Saturday, March 19, 2011
Rep. Anthony Weiner Thanks The House For Emergency Defunding Of NPR
WI Judge Issues Restraining Order to Block Walker's Bill from Being Published
by RhodaA Fri Mar 18, 2011 Original Article
Judge Maryann Sumi Issues Retraining Order
A Dane County judge has issued a restraining order on Friday to block publication of the state's collective bargaining law.The legislative committee that broke a political stalemate that had kept the law in limbo for weeks met without the 24-hour notice required by Wisconsin's open meetings law. The Republican majority voted last week to pass the legislation without Senate Democrats, who had left the state to block just such a vote. The Republican-controlled Legislature subsequently passed the measure and Gov. Scott Walker signed it last week.
The law can't take effect until it's formally published, and the Democratic secretary of state said he plans to wait the full 10 days allowed to publish it March 25.
Ozanne said he wanted a judge to block publication of the law so the case can be heard before the measure takes effect.
http://www.channel3000.com/...
The state Attorney's General Office will appeal the temporary restraining order placed on Gov. Scott Walker's collective bargaining bill by a circuit court judge Friday morning.
While we are at it, here is one of many emails that Walker released on Friday, March 18 to the A.P after he was sued by them in order to gain access to those emails. Walker has made the claim that the emails would show support for his assault on the public union workers.
"The majority are telling us to stay firm, to stay strong, to stand with the taxpayers," Walker said at the time. "While the protesters have every right to be heard, I'm going to make sure the taxpayers of the state are heard and their voices are not drowned out by those circling the Capitol."
But, check this out!
An initial review by the AP of the emails found that a mass email Walker sent to state workers on Feb. 11, the day he introduced his proposal, thanking them for their service was met with a deluge of responses, many of them angry.
"Please, keep your backhanded 'thank you's and empty compliments to yourself," one person who identified himself as a state corrections worker wrote to Walker. "Actions speak louder than words, and every one of your actions speaks quite clearly to your irrational hatred of the very people that have dedicated their lives and careers to keeping the state running safely and efficiently."
He did get some emails that actually showed him some support, but not all that many.
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