Monthly Archives: March 2011

http://online.wsj.com/article/SB10001424052748704425804576220892223914786.html?mod=ITP_opinion_1#articleTabs%3Dcomments Let’s not forget that the public employ’s collective bargaining contracts were negotiated by politicians that we all elected. The very same politicians that negotiated approved and passed it in the house and the senate got elected with union support. … Continue reading →

Hi Glenn, on the program today, 3.23.2011 you suggested that the banks contributed actually caused the financial meltdown by lending money to people who couldn’t possible repay it. In addition to that you were saying that Unions are somehow responsible … Continue reading →

http://online.wsj.com/community/answer/questions/3309/newest?mod=djemcomnewanswerincategory&mg=com-wsj This is an interesting question you are asking. Only very few people are poor by choice, most others are disenfranchised, indigent or enslaved by neediness a habit or illness and misfortune. Rich folks don’t like to share the wealth, … Continue reading →

Mr. Campbell, I am not trying to indorse collective bargeman for the government employees, I believe it like you that it is a conflict of interest; after all it is our money. What I was pointing out is that our … Continue reading →

http://online.wsj.com/community/groups/question-day-229/topics/should-state-employees-have-collective-bargaining#identifier Collective-bargaining idea didn’t come about out of someone’s boredom. Organizing was a reaction to abuse and inhuman working conditions and child labor. I’m sure that this learned forum is aware of.        The very politicians that are complaining about the … Continue reading →

http://online.wsj.com/article/SB10001424052748703749504576172942399165436.html?mod=wsj_share_twitter#articleTabs%3Dcomments  People please what you are planning on telling to the senators and the congressmen that worked hard on those programs and made deals to bring federal money to their districts. How would you feel if someone repealed your pet … Continue reading →