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Open, and honest government and i think the courts are going to look very carefully at this and i think theyre going to realize these laws were broken. the legal fight is going to take sometime. when this is signed by the governor collective bargaining is gone and the only way youll turn that around is go through the recall, get the majority back, put it back on the table. this is going to be a long, drawn out process. the only recourse you have right now is to go strike which is only going to g...

Open meetings laws in wisconsin. we treat that very seriously in wisconsin. ive always been proud of our state and reputation for clean, open, and honest government and i think the courts are going to look very carefully at this and i think theyre going to realize these laws were broken. the legal fight is going to take sometime. when this is signed by the governor collective bargaining is gone and the only way youll turn that around is go through the recall, get the majority back, put it back o...

We lost. >> its the final conclusion to a long, drawn out process. im glad its over. >> the 30th heavy brigade combat team was the first guard unit sent to iraq twice for unit operation iraqi freedom. oh, springtime. the flowers and trees in bloom and your sinuses under siege. its pollen season for much of the country. that means millions of you are suffering with allergy problems. 120 is considered high on the po length count. in atlanta, the pollen count is 2,492. here are tips on avoiding tha...

What some states have done is allowed unlimited actual damages for injuries but cap damages for pain and suffering, limiting that to $250,000. but doctors would still worry about the reputations so analysts dont think that would end unnecessary testing, but something else might. >> the specific proposal for health court or something like it or specialized court for making medical decision and medical judgment. >> another would be to say physicians who practice medicine according to certain scien...

Court devoted just for making medical decisions and medical judgments. >> another would be to say that physicians who practice medicine according to certain scientific principles performance measures would have presumed to have done it right and they could introduce that evidence in court. >> now, analysts say only 2% of injured patients actually file suit in part because its such an onerous and drawn out process. many argue the reforms could make it easier for injured patients to recover damage...

>> how? what some states have done is allowed unlimited actual damages for injuries but cap damages for pain and suffering, limiting that to $250,000. but doctors would still worry about the reputations so analysts dont think that would end unnecessary testing, but something else might. >> the specific proposal for health court or something like it or specialized court for making medical decision and medical judgment. >> another would be to say physicians who practice medicine according to certa...

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And republican leaders are being careful to say, look, this is just going to be the beginning. well then talk to our members, take suggestions, go back to the committees. this is the beginning of what you should think of as a very long and drawn out process. what we do know is republicans, at least on capitol hill, despite the presidents meeting with democrats, despite what his legislative director has been telling reporters lately. republicans here on capitol hill want to be able to do this jus...

Working to the gops advantage? >> no. i think its hurting them terribly. you are right about the fact that it is a republican choice. and i think it was a really stupid choice. they decided that in 2008 they had gotten a candidate too early. a weak candidate in mccain and they got slaughtered. so they were going to undo that and have a long, drawn out process. almost all the contests would be proportional, and let the voters decide over time. the flaw in the reasoning, and it was pretty obvious,...

E-mails. >> allow bargaining on those things. >> the democrats were upset these e-mails were actually released. they said look, we thought the negotiations were in private and maybe governor walkers people wanted these e-mails to get out to show that he is actually willing to compromise because his poll numbers have gone down since this whole thing began. >> look, you cant blame governor walker. there was a request, the journal sentinel put in a request for some information, open records request...