A coalition spearheaded by liberal advocacy group Moveon.org held rallies across the country Saturday in support of public employees and protesters outraged at the Wisconsin budget-cutting bill.
MoveOn.org and other liberal and labor groups had noon events planned at all 50 state capitals in support of the protesters.
"Save the dream, we are reunited," a group shouted in Washington, D.C. A light snow and cold temperatures failed Saturday to deter about 70,000 who drummed, chanted and marched their way around the Wisconsin Capitol in the latest demonstration.
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i did a new experiment... you can get blood from a turnip..
your jsut sprinkle money on it and put it in the microwave for 10 minutes....
Are Lockheed Martin hourly employees really going on STRIKE next Monday, March 7, 2011 as SOLIDARITY for their Union Brother's and sister's?
Release the hounds...
Rod Stewert marinates his turnip in vinegar.
Doesnt it gather moss?oh wait,nevermind....
http://wisaflcio.typepad.com/wisconsin-state-afl-cio-blog/2011/02/over-100000-rally-for-wisconsi.html
A 100,000 people rallied in Wisconsin today...and Charlie Sheen is top news on CNN!!!
That isn't the half of what doesnt get coverage
if you knew about the walker call start at about 2 minutes into part 3
Why can't the protesters suspend it for today, so that they can clean the place, and come back tomorrow?
I call myself young hova (Jehovah). Jesus either doesn't care or doesn't exist. Many other examples out there of this.
Morons.org has called a meeting. They do manage to mobilize a lot of morons.
Fantastic!
Turtle Turtle!
Was that mormons.org? Yes lots of morons there to be sure.
That's a rolling stone, raven. Keith Richards, I think...
Hey! Anyone seen my blow?... A few articles down? Thanks.
State capitals around the US should let protestors stay overnight in open rotunda areas, as many as want to, and charge them each $75 a head, like a cheap hotel. Don't even have to provide them with a bed, they'll bring their own air mattresses. A thousand of them would be happy to hippy-share ten toilets and ten sinks as part of the being-there experience. Heck, pack just five hundred of them in per night and you'd rake in $37,500.
And for seamless billing and no out of pocket to protestors, the states could automatically deduct the $75/night charges from paychecks of state employees, the beneficiaries of the protests. Let's say you have 170,000 state employees. It would be only a measly 4.5 cents out of each of their paychecks to sponsor one overnight protestor.
Hey, that was fun, scheming like a liberal on how to spend other peoples' money!!!
Confucious say : Man who stand on toilet,high on pot.