groups like that. the labor mobilization is a return to something that frankly we haven t seen in a long time in wisconsin or most other states. which is, physical presence. i mean people i have been in towns of 7,000 or 8,000, towns of 3,000 or 4,000 where as i drive into town, i see people walking the streets with clipboards, knocking on doors. you just haven t seen that in a long time. can i make a contributing point then? what we see is oh, this horrible conflict between that has riven wisconsin, the civil war as it s called and randy you ve talked about sort of pining for days of more comity and more order. that s true. but maybe regular order equals apathy and activated citizenry of this kind with people in the streets of kinds is what democracy should be about. have a very real and honest