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**MrGunjMan_** · 03-20-2011, 10:32 PM

More to the point, the ACA is a federal law, which means ultimately it needs to be decided by the Supreme Court. A district court could pass an injunction, but it would have no force outside that district, which for a federal law is not a common practice.

Oh, no, they're not! First of all, there's nothing to stop the Democrats from doing exactly what they did before. If this move was illegal, then any future move to do the same thing would be, too. Second, there's the recall petition. Third, there's next year's election. And fourth -- although I'm sure it won't come to that -- there's revolution.

It's not anywhere near over. Until this effort to kill organized labor is beaten -- or, if necessary, overturned -- it won't be over.

I've been anxious to get up to Wisconsin and talk to my old club up there, mostly Republicans and many union members, although they are not in public unions. I started off the conversation about the, "Interesting Govs they've had, a wrestler and now Walker." Only 1 person really defended Walker, and took the line about Public Unions taking money from the tax payers. The union members understood exactly what was being taken away, and that they'd already given into the money part of it. Some were quiet, but thought the Senate should listen to the people of the state, and that they had not done so.

From this group of bikers, covering all walks of like, I see a hard time for the GOP Senate members in either being recalled or voted out in the next election.

03-20-2011, 10:32 PM	#7
MrGunjMan_ Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 470 Senior Member	More to the point, the ACA is a federal law, which means ultimately it needs to be decided by the Supreme Court. A district court could pass an injunction, but it would have no force outside that district, which for a federal law is not a common practice. Oh, no, they're not! First of all, there's nothing to stop the Democrats from doing exactly what they did before. If this move was illegal, then any future move to do the same thing would be, too. Second, there's the recall petition. Third, there's next year's election. And fourth -- although I'm sure it won't come to that -- there's revolution. It's not anywhere near over. Until this effort to kill organized labor is beaten -- or, if necessary, overturned -- it won't be over. I've been anxious to get up to Wisconsin and talk to my old club up there, mostly Republicans and many union members, although they are not in public unions. I started off the conversation about the, "Interesting Govs they've had, a wrestler and now Walker." Only 1 person really defended Walker, and took the line about Public Unions taking money from the tax payers. The union members understood exactly what was being taken away, and that they'd already given into the money part of it. Some were quiet, but thought the Senate should listen to the people of the state, and that they had not done so. From this group of bikers, covering all walks of like, I see a hard time for the GOP Senate members in either being recalled or voted out in the next election.
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