The Republicans have called their cuts to state spending and what workers will give up modest, but Walker has been working on an even more modest proposal to save millions of dollars in medical spending on children in the state. While Walker cannot legally strip Medicaid spending on the children, if the children did not exist, they would not need the services.
While state workers will lose 6-11% of their take-home salaries up front, further cuts in spending and no bargaining rights may result of take-home losses of 20% for educators. Still modest, just like Walker's newest proposal, outlined in the music video he had created for its unveiling:
A 20-year-old student was arrested Sept. 19 on charges of theft of textbooks from the union bookstore. He was arrested after he was seen on video taking the books and identified at Panther Book Store where he went to sell them. He got $15 for the books and was arrested. He reportedly admitted the theft, saying he needed money to buy books for his classes. So why didn't he just steal the books for his own class?
The Milwaukee Bucks may be headed for the NBA Lottery once again (as predicted by Real Wisconsin News), but they do lead the league in moral victories this season, and that’s a real moral victory. Coach Larry K says that he has seen definite improvement in team chemistry, the worldwide viewership of the team is up, and the team has done fairly well at home.