WisOpinion has a copy of an op-ed penned by former Senate “Republican” “leader” Dale “No Talk Radio Here” Schultz saying he will introduce an amendment restoring full collective bargaining rights after June 30, 2013. Not-so-coincidentally, June 30, 2013 just happens to be the end date of the series of the next-to-be-negotiated WEAC contracts, and the changes in bargaining rights (including yearly contracts) don’t apply to contracts already entered into. I guess that $500 WEAC PAC gave Schultz last year, along with the $1,000 they gave him in 2006 and $1,000 in 2002, the only significant money to go to an individual Republican lately from WEAC, just might have had something to do with that knife in the back. I don’t think Schultz, whose last major action was to torpedo the Taxpayer Protection Amendment, is bright enough to use that as bait to lure a couple of Dems back to Wisconsin.
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What should NBC do with the NFL opener pre-game and the Obama jobs speech?
Up to 1 answer(s) was/were allowed
- Bin the speech, tell the White House that they're just one network of many and that their cable news channel MSNBC is covering it anyway. (63%, 38 Vote(s))
- Offer both to the local affiliates, let all of them choose what to air on what channel. (33%, 20 Vote(s))
- Bin the pre-game and tell the NFL that they're just not that important. (3%, 2 Vote(s))
- Offer both to the local affiliates, let the affiliates in the Packers and Saints markets choose what to air on what channel, force the rest to air the speech on the main channel. (1%, 0 Vote(s))
Total Voters: 60
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[...] Eggleston at No Runny Eggs observes the following: I guess that $500 WEAC PAC gave Schultz last year, along with the $1,000 they gave [...]
[...] Steve Eggleston reminds us that Schultz is a recipient of WEAC campaign contributions, a rarity among Republicans. [...]
The key word in your description is “FORMER” (majority leader).
Agreed on that point. But he is still dangerous. The Tea Party should start a recall of Sgt. Schultz.