to contribute to her health and pension plans is that they believe public sector unions in this state and in many states of this country have simply too much power because of the collective bargaining process, and they believe it has hamstrung the ability of state lawmakers to balance budgets because of generous benefits that they enjoy that the private sector does not benefit from. now, we saw some folks from the tea party and other groups out here over the weekend demonstrating their support for governor walker, but they were outnumbered by the people from wisconsin and other places who have come to protest this proposed legislation. one of the more remarkable events we saw was a group of firefighters walk into the state capitol. they were greeted by raucous applause for the protesters who have been sleeping at that building for several days now. what's interesting is that these firefighters and other public safety workers are exempt from his proposal but are still