It's Mobocracy in Wisconsin: Pray for Gov. Scott Walker and send a message of support!

Pray for the Governor and all the legislators standing against these union mobs. There is a big difference between collective bargaining and this anarchy. These folks seem to be only a few screams from physical violence against those with whom they disagree, especially someone alone in their midst. Send the governor and the conservative legislators messages of support. Note the Democrat in the video below who tries to get the mob under control with little success. And to think these people are educating the kids? What an example!

Please offer Masses and prayers for Wisconsin that the situation remains peaceful.

Send Governor Scott Walker a message of support:

Email: govgeneral@wisconsin.gov

Mail: Office of Governor Scott Walker, 115 East Capitol, Madison WI 53702

Phone: (608) 266-1212

And if you'd like to send a message to state senator Glenn Grothman go here.

Pat Buchanan Explains "Why Walker Must Win"

See Pat Buchanan's complete article here, but take a look at the central argument. It's time to end the union's collusion with government which results in the rape of the taxpayers!

“Walker wants to end collective bargaining,” is the wail.

Actually, what the governor wants to end is the scandalous practice of powerful unions raising millions and running phone banks and get-out-the-vote operations for politicians who thank them with wages, benefits and job security no private employer can match.

Since the 1960s, government unions have been able to sit behind closed doors with the politicians they put in office and write contracts, the cost of which is borne by taxpayers who have no one at the table.

They call this collective bargaining. A more accurate term is collusive bargaining. And Walker means put an end to the racket.

Go, Pat, go!

Balancing the Budget in Wisconsin

We're seeing in Wisconsin a microcosm of the country as a whole. There's no money and something has to give. With gas rapidly rising and people out of work, raising taxes will just make the problem worse. What Gov. Walker is doing is asking state employees to tighten their belts the way the private sector has been doing for a long time. My husband and I have family members in the business world who have lost jobs, seen their salaries cut and their benefits reduced. Why should public workers expect to be protected from the economic realities of life? And frankly, I'm sick of hearing about poorly paid teachers. I worked in a parochial school fifteen years ago and earned about $25,000 a year with a Masters degree. Believe me, it was a lot less than public school teacher. I'm not complaining. It was my choice and I wanted to be in the same school my children attended. There were teachers there who were single parents and widows among others. I never heard one word of complaint from those heroic women. These whiners need to grow up.

Below are links to some articles and a video about what Scott Walker is trying to do to restore fiscal sanity to his state. The unions should be helping instead of taking to the streets with their threats and bullying, a deplorable example for our children. Their behavior, unfortunately, is what you get in a welfare state where everyone thinks he deserves more from Obama's "stash." Sorry, folks, there is no stash; there are only taxpayers with limited resources and they're bled dry.

Governor's budget repair plan has merit

48% Back GOP Governor in Wisconsin Spat, 38% Side With Unions

Why Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker Is Right About Collective Bargaining

Support Gov. Walker. You can take a survey on the governor's handling of the controversy in Wisconsin here. You can vote to support his approach in U.S. News' poll here. At present the poll is running against Gov. Walker which which may mean the unions have been organizing a response. Let your voice be heard as well if you support the governor.