snow plow drivers, everyone. i am so happy to have come here to be part of this. i tell you what, the firefighters did one heck of a job. jack, you had a lot of guys who sacrificed and awful lot to make this happen. tell us about it. absolutely. we went from basically political passivists to political activists. i got over 30% of my membership participated four or more times during the last two months of this campaign. i have guys who took vacation to canvas. guys who spent every single non-working day doing something, phone working or canvassing. that s what made this a reality. they just saw they recognized the moment and went out and got it done. that s what firefighters do. absolutely. our guys it doesn t take much. they re not stupid people.
teachers, the policemen, the snow plow drivers, everyone. i am so happy to have come here to be part of this. i tell you what, the firefighters did one heck of a job. jack, you had a lot of guys who sacrificed and awful lot to make this happen. tell us about it. absolutely. we went from basically political passivists to political activists. i got over 30% of my membership participated four or more times during the last two months of this campaign. i have guys who took vacation to canvas. guys who spent every single non-working day doing something, phone working or canvassing. that s what made this a reality. they just saw they recognized the moment and went out and got it done. that s what firefighters do. absolutely. our guys it doesn t take
move forward. this is a violation of the open meanings law. outside the hearings rooms, protestors had taken over the wisconsin state capitol in madison, camping out day after day in the rotunda and marching in the streets. this was madison, wisconsin, on february 16. here s madison on february 26. by march 12, madison saw one of its largest political protests ever, 100,000 people marching in the streets for the rights of teachers, snow plow drivers, and, and, and. wisconsin republicans ultimately got their way, governor scott walker signed the union stripping bill and a divided supreme court ruled it could stand, but today, today in wisconsin, the chickens began coming home to roost for wisconsin republicans. democrats and wisconsin who cared about union rights recalled republican state senators. they only need to recall three
this was madison, wisconsin, on february 16. here s madison on february 26. by march 12, madison saw one of its largest political protests ever, 100,000 people marching in the streets for the rights of teachers, snow plow drivers, and, and, and. wisconsin republicans ultimately got their way, governor scott walker signed the union stripping bill and a divided supreme court ruled it could stand, but today, today in wisconsin, the chickens began coming home to roost for wisconsin republicans. democrats and wisconsin who cared about union rights recalled republican state senators. they only need to recall three of them to do it, and they got enough signatures to force
wisconsin state capitol in madison, camping out day after day in the rotunda and marching in the streets. this was madison, wisconsin, on february 16. here s madison on february 26. by march 12, madison saw one of its largest political protests ever, 100,000 people marching in the streets for the rights of teachers, snow plow drivers, and, and, and. wisconsin republicans ultimately got their way, governor scott walker signed the union stripping bill and a divided supreme court ruled it could stand, but today, today in wisconsin, the chickens began coming home to roost for wisconsin republicans. democrats and wisconsin who cared about union rights recalled republican state senators. they only need to recall three of them to do it, and they got enough signatures to force elections for six of them. today we saw the first round of voting for recalls on those half