Today is Labor Day.  It was once a proud holiday for the hard-working people of America.  Today when we think of Labor Day- we think of unions and how they have twisted the hearts and minds of their dues paying members.    We see how the people have allowed themselves to be used by Union bosses who take their hard earned money and pay off politicians to get political favors.  Those favors are not for the dues payers.  Those favors are for the dues collectors.

It is a shame because this day was fought for by the people who needed to be heard and treated with respect. 

Until people understand they “own their own labor” – this world will be ugly and vile.  For a serious look at union labor members in Wisconsin, see The Daily Caller interview today with Vicki McKenna.  It is heart-warming, eye-opening and powerful:  http://dailycaller.com/2011/09/04/leaders-with-ginni-thomas-vicki-m...

Then watch this video (prepare for some bad language) from a woman who has a job and doesn’t want it.  She has bought into the left-wing policies about capitalism, bankers, corporate CEOs, land owners, etc.  One day she will wake up too and realize – if you are not willing to work for what you get, you will not get what you need or want. 

Is she just one voice in the wind or does she represent many others on this Labor Day?  http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OUj-m6Gq_2Y&feature=player_embedded

We’ve had enough of people like these in Wisconsin and this one on the youtube video.  First and foremost, they need a bar of soap in their mouths to clean up the vile language so prevalent in union members today.   

And now the good news!  Read this exciting article published at Big Government about the Wisconsin unions.  It starts off by saying:   

“There’s an old TV saying given to the moment when viewers realize a series has peaked – it’s called “jumping the shark.”  It’s in reference to the fifth season of Happy Days, when the Fonz is waterskiing – complete with leather jacket – and proceeds to jump over a shark.  The scene was so outlandish and ridiculous, that viewers realized the show as creatively bankrupt. The popularity of the series declined from there.

We may have just witnessed the Wisconsin public employee unions’ shark-jumping moment.

The Wisconsin Education Association Council (WEAC) has been organizing its members to show up to school board meetings to protest the cost-saving measures being implemented, thanks exclusively to Gov. Scott Walker’s budget repair law.

WEAC crybaby sessions at local school board meetings are becoming a weekly event.

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But to WEAC’s dismay, school board members who have been targeted for intimidation are showing up to these meetings prepared for the protests. So are local residents who have had their fill of union bullying.

Read the full article here:  http://biggovernment.com/kolson/2011/09/02/have-wisconsin-unions-ju...

Enjoy your Labor Day and may you be ready to stand up when the unions try to bully your town, your school board or your polls in November 2012.  If little girls in Wisconsin can do it, you can too!  (P.S. - Don't forget to bring a bar of soap with you!)