[jazusamo]

Typical behavior from Democrats and unions but I repeat myself.

[Theodore R.]

What are the odds that the governor will sign the right-to-work bill?

[FlingWingFlyer]

Pound ‘em Barry! They made your union knuckledraggers cry. Oops! It was the tear gas that made them cry.

[FlingWingFlyer]

Pound ‘em Barry! They made your union knuckledraggers cry. Oops! It was the tear gas that made them cry.

[eyedigress]

Yea Barry, hurt ‘em real bad. Withhold federal funds for a couple weeks.

[justiceseeker93]

"If you write, direct, edit, shoot, or do sound for me on my next movie, you will not work for me unless you belong to the union," [Michael] Moore insisted on Friday.

Since only lefties would want to work on Moore's notorious movies anyway, that shouldn't be too much of a problem!

[Psycho_Bunny]

Those are literally fighting words.

[combat_boots]

“One day during production on the first season of the show, Moore called two of his writers into his office. It was, for both of them, their first job in television, and they had been hired with the title of associate producer. They were not members of the Writers’ Guild, the powerful union for writers in movies and TV, and thus were not receiving health benefits, and would not qualify later for a percentage of video and rerun sales. “Michael said, ‘I’m getting a lot of heat from the union to call you guys writers and pay you under the union rules,’ ” Eric Zicklin, one of the associate producers, says. “ ‘I don’t have the budget for that. But if they keep coming down on me that’ll mean I’ll only be able to afford one of you and the other one’s gotta go.’ ”

Soon more employees who supported Mr. Moore in his political crusade became disillusioned with their former boss...”

Read more: http://www.washingtontimes.com/blog/watercooler/2011/mar/7/michael-moore-hypocritical-union-buster/#ixzz2EQK0B3kJ
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[listenhillary]

Maybe the state should hold up tax payments to the federal government?

[danielmryan]

So...what we got here is a senior Senator of a state who publicly asks the President of the United States to punish that same state by withholding funds. A Senator who, by any common-sensical gauge, is supposed to be looking out for the state. And, who's publicly asking the President of the United States to punish that same state by withholding funds.

Is marijuana legal there too?

[gotribe]

If Michigan is smart, it will be happy for obama to pull his fiat out of the state. The less a state relies on federal fiat, the better.

[trebb]

...called the votes to approve the right-to-work measure “petty and vindictive politics...

Freaking amazing - calling a lawful event "petty and vindictive politics" then asking the Chicago thug to act in an illegal, petty, and vindictive way in retaliation for a State exercising its rights.

[crosshairs]

It’s all about R-E-V-E-N-G-E with these turds.