the yubs said okay, they d pay more and walker want want rein in their power. they can come back two years from thousand with a new contract and jack up health care contracts. you can say no. your hands are tied. john: tied he says by collective bargaining rules. so walker moved to limit those. the if you re under a collective bargaining agreement no matter what the financial situation that have local government or the state government is, the unions don t have to budge. john: they don t have to budge because the government has no real competition. government s, unlike private businesses, don t go out of business when they overspend. if the private sector, an employer can say we don t do this, we re going to move operations to other locations and people have to decide whether it s for the risking. the difference in government you ve got a lot to go to take away workers rights. john: one of the 14 democratic state senators who fled which is was who tried to
negotiated over the years with republican administration and the reason why public employees support me i support what they do. he he supports the union leaders like mitchell. mitchell heads the firefighters union. you elect your own bosses. you contribute to the democrats and then the democrats pay you back, with a good deal. they want to take that power away. i kind of see why. we re nonpartisan union. we contribute to the republicans as well as the democrats. i m looking at the list here, public sector unions, political donations, 92% the democrats last year. that s because we contribute to members, or people that are with our issues and generally, the democratic way are with our issues. so that doesn t sound very nonpartisan. well, if the republicans come back to the good side of town, we ll start more money to them. the governor walker has been told of the threat. would america be better off without the unions. the public sectors.
collectivism. i thought collectivism didn t work. the whole country is on collectivism how much money does it save? doesn t save any. john: and the battle for wisconsin is also being fought in washington. in the same way that you did you read the budget? i ll answer your question. john: the man the congressman and unions are mad at is scott walk, he won claiming that unions and government are throwing money down the hole. you can t sustain it. john: walker asked to pay a little more less than private workers say, unions said no. somehow they were entitled to a fixed cost of living.
stop the legislature from passing governor walker s bill. and that one the union s adoration. listen to what happened when we talk to where the protesters can see the senator. the actual action of collective bargaining, the language of collective bargaining doesn t save or spend money, in the end it s wait a minute, if you can collectively bargain you can get more stuff. that s why they fight for it. sometimes you can, sometimes you can t. john: the current system is rigged to create a vicious cycle. money goes from taxpayers to government workers. to dues, to the union and then from the union to the politicians who promise to d do more for the government workers. and round and round. you democrats give kickbacks to unions that elected you. kick books like what? good pension, extra good pension. it s a good pension, no doubt about that. it s stuff they negotiate. kickbacks. it s the stuff they ve
negotiated over the years with republican administration and the reason why public employees support me i support what they do. he he supports the union leaders like mitchell. mitchell heads the firefighters union. you elect your own bosses. you contribute to the democrats and then the democrats pay you back, with a good deal. they want to take that power away. i kind of see why. we re nonpartisan union. we contribute to the republicans as well as the democrats. i m looking at the list here, public sector unions, political donations, 92% the democrats last year. that s because we contribute to members, or people that are with our issues and generally, the democratic way are with our issues. so that doesn t sound very nonpartisan. well, if the republicans come back to the good side of town, we ll start more money to them. the governor walker has been told of the threat. would america be better off without the unions.