bosses in washington, d.c. time and time again the analogy with the football explains it all. when we think we have progress, we ve heard repeatedly saying i think we re at a point where we can come back, the day comes and goes. i think many of us have questioned why that is and increasingly it seems certain that senator miller appears to be listening more to the labor union bosses from washington than he is even from members of his own caucus. governor walker is i guess like lucy would say a real block head. if he doesn t think we remember who his boss is. gotta crush that union. well it s one of those where in the end you know, the, and i ve had three or four of my other business-leader friends who know him over the years, and just kind of pass the message on to these guys, if they think i m caving, they ve been asleep for the last eight years because i ve taken on every major battle in milwaukee county and won even
think we re at a point where we can come back, the day comes and goes. i think many of us have questioned why that is and increasingly it seems certain that senator miller appears to be listening more to the labor union bosses from washington than he is even from members of his own caucus. governor walker is i guess like lucy would say a real block head. if he doesn t think we remember who his boss is. gotta crush that union. well it s one of those where in the end you know, the, and i ve had three or four of my other business-leader friends who know him over the years, and just kind of pass the message on to these guys, if they think i m caving, they ve been asleep for the last eight years because i ve taken on every major battle in milwaukee county and won even in a county where i am overwhelmingly overpowered politically because we don t budge. [ bleep ] right.