Union Worker Admits to Being Paid to Protest: Caught on Tape!

[clearlypellucid.livejournal.com]

Read the comments section of this, as it explains what's happening! This is the kind of thing Republicans have been wanting to catch on tape for years!

The icing on the cake is that the same worker who admits he's being paid to protest says he's going to be voting for Brown and gets a high five from another fake protester when he says it!

Also: An MSNBC blowhard says "I'd cheat to keep these bastards out" (meaning Brown):

Comments

[agentbristow86.livejournal.com]

I don't understand why we can't just give people the choice to join or not (and if not, not have to pay) and then the (non-union) employees can choose for themselves what they want to "push for"/not "push for." If an individual wants a higher salary, they can ask the school administration for it. If they don't want to give it to them, the employee has a choice of quitting and going somewhere else, or taking what they've been offered. If the unions want to demand more money, better benefits, etc., they can all threaten to quit if not given what they want. If the administration thinks the money is worth it to keep them around, okay, if they'd rather hire people who aren't demanding as much, then I guess the union members will walk. (and good bloody riddance!!)

If public schools were more exposed to the concepts of the free market, it would actually make for better, more efficient education at much lower costs. *sigh*

... which is also why I support school vouchers.