[Montana_Sam]

With his previous labor reforms, unions will likely become one of his main advisories.

I expect the writer meant "adversaries". And, so we can hope. Public sector unions are an abomination.

[Cincinatus' Wife]

Thank you.

: )

Here’s more whine from the threatened “teachers.” It’s all about academic freedom and free speech — don’t you know. ~~~Snort~~~

http://www.ibtimes.com/scott-walker-tenure-controversy-how-wisconsin-college-professors-are-reacting-states-1984121

“...........................Tenure protections set in law tell the rest of the country that Wisconsin is committed to upholding academic freedom and sees tenure as a crucial asset in attracting the best professionals around the world and keeping them here in Wisconsin,” Andrew Austin, an associate professor and chair of Democracy and Justice Studies at UW-Green Bay, said. “Why shouldn’t we be a model for the nation? The state is already losing some of its finest faculty, which means an exodus of research moneys from the state. It will lose a great deal more if tenure protections are removed or weakened. If economic and social developments are valuable things to Wisconsinites, then retention of strong tenure language is essential.”