New Yorkers took to the streets to show their support for workers in Wisconsin right after union-busting WI Gov. Scott Walker promised to call out the National Guard against striking workers. www.jobparty.us www.letitiaproductions.com
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Cheesehead Rally NYC – Standing in Solidarity with Wisconsin Workers
On August - 20 - 2011
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Wisconsin needs to take a wrong Walker off a short pier.
-What’s disgusting?
-Union-busting!
Hope there’ll be more of these since we can’t all be in WI. The people are coming corporatists, we’re tired of your crooked games. Kudos to WI and NY.
New York Love’s Wisconsin! Unions forever! Walker never!
Thank you, New Yorkers! We appreciate the support! -A Wisconsin teacher
Teamsters Local 662 out of central Wisconsin thank you for your support.
Where did they get so many cheesehead hats in New York?
We appreciate all the support we can get, it means a lot that other states are getting involved as well. What people don’t realize is that if one state can get away with it, that gives free reign to other tyrannous officials who deem throwing out collective bargaining rights appropriate. Wish I could be in Madison right now.