February 28, 2011
Dear Conservatives,
Heads, I win. Tails, you lose.
For too long, that is the game public sector unions have played with tax-payers.
You see, monopoly bargaining rights and forced union dues allow union bosses to elect the politicians who negotiate their compensation packages.
This rigged game has led to public employee benefit packages and pensions that are bankrupting state after state across the nation.
But now, Governor Scott Walker of Wisconsin is fighting back on behalf of the tax-payers, and the public unions have raised their attacks to DEFCON level 1.
Dear Conservatives,
Heads, I win. Tails, you lose.
For too long, that is the game public sector unions have played with tax-payers.
You see, monopoly bargaining rights and forced union dues allow union bosses to elect the politicians who negotiate their compensation packages.
This rigged game has led to public employee benefit packages and pensions that are bankrupting state after state across the nation.
But now, Governor Scott Walker of Wisconsin is fighting back on behalf of the tax-payers, and the public unions have raised their attacks to DEFCON level 1.
Governor Walker's proposal to eliminate monopoly bargaining rights and forced union dues in an effort to balance Wisconsin's budget has incited massive opposition by the left.
Democrats in the State Senate fled the state in a cowardly maneuver to block a vote on this legislation by denying the Republican Majority a quorum.
Radical leftists and public employee unions are storming the streets in protest to protect the very policies that have drained state treasuries and crushed taxpayers with oppressive taxation.
The "protests" have featured incendiary rhetoric and hateful imagery, although you won't hear about these uncivil acts in the "mainstream" media, as the left and public unions have deemed Wisconsin a hill to die on.They know that if Governor Walker holds firm in Wisconsin, other Governors will be emboldened to rollback forced unionism and monopoly bargaining, breaking the public union stranglehold over state governments.
Recently, I sat down with National Right to Work Committee President Mark Mix to discuss worker freedom and the dangers of monopoly bargaining and forced union dues.
I hope you'll take a few moments to watch the video to better understand the stakes of the fight in Wisconsin.
And please, sign our statement of support for Governor Walker to hold strong in the fight for worker freedom and to restore fiscal sanity to his state budget.
After you watch the video and sign our statement of support, please chip in a contribution of $10, $25, $50 - or whatever you can afford - so C4L can beef up our state operations to support any effort to end a system that forces tax-payers to be subservient to public unions.
You see, Organizing for America, MoveOn.org, and Big Labor are busing in shock troops to Wisconsin to destabilize any effort to rein in out of control union contracts, and the liberty movement cannot be outflanked.
The stakes in this fight are high.
You and I must commit to backing Governor Walker in his fight to restore fiscal sanity.
If you and I don't act, public unions will continue to treat taxpayers as human ATM machines, who exist only to fund budget busting pension and benefit schemes "won" via monopoly bargaining and forced union dues extracted from tax-payers.
So please, take a few minutes to watch my interview with National Right to Work Committee President Mark Mix about the urgent fight to end monopoly bargaining and forced union dues.
After you watch the video, please sign the statement of support for Governor Scott Walker's fight to restore worker freedom and fiscal sanity in Wisconsin.
Please chip in a contribution of $10, $25, $50 - or whatever you can afford - so C4L can fight back against any effort by public unions and the left to undermine Governor Walker's attempt to restore worker freedom and fiscal sanity to Wisconsin.
For Liberty,
John Tate
President
P.S. Governor Walker’s proposal in Wisconsin to restore worker freedom and fiscal sanity by ending monopoly bargaining and forced union dues has created a firestorm of anger, hatred, and protests on the part of the public unions and their allies on the left.
And please, sign our statement of support for Governor Walker to hold strong in the fight for worker freedom and to restore fiscal sanity to his state budget.
After you watch the video and sign our statement of support, please chip in a contribution of $10, $25, $50 - or whatever you can afford - so C4L can beef up our state operations to support any effort to end a system that forces tax-payers to be subservient to public unions.
You see, Organizing for America, MoveOn.org, and Big Labor are busing in shock troops to Wisconsin to destabilize any effort to rein in out of control union contracts, and the liberty movement cannot be outflanked.
The stakes in this fight are high.
You and I must commit to backing Governor Walker in his fight to restore fiscal sanity.
If you and I don't act, public unions will continue to treat taxpayers as human ATM machines, who exist only to fund budget busting pension and benefit schemes "won" via monopoly bargaining and forced union dues extracted from tax-payers.
So please, take a few minutes to watch my interview with National Right to Work Committee President Mark Mix about the urgent fight to end monopoly bargaining and forced union dues.
After you watch the video, please sign the statement of support for Governor Scott Walker's fight to restore worker freedom and fiscal sanity in Wisconsin.
Please chip in a contribution of $10, $25, $50 - or whatever you can afford - so C4L can fight back against any effort by public unions and the left to undermine Governor Walker's attempt to restore worker freedom and fiscal sanity to Wisconsin.
For Liberty,
John Tate
President
P.S. Governor Walker’s proposal in Wisconsin to restore worker freedom and fiscal sanity by ending monopoly bargaining and forced union dues has created a firestorm of anger, hatred, and protests on the part of the public unions and their allies on the left.
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