The modern Democratic Party is an alliance of internationalist billionaires, Hollywood celebrities, the media, Islamists, blacks, brainwashed Hispanics, gays, former Jazz guitarists turned online cult leaders and most importantly: public sector unions. These unions have bled the Northeast, Upper Midwest and California dry. This has created an economic imbalance where they make 2-1 pay vs. private workers. Not to mention the benefits and pensions they receive, which they don’t have to contribute to. These Unions are the muscle and organization behind the Democratic Party’s electoral power.

Republican governors starting with Chris Christie (R-NJ), began to go after these publican sector unions. Then with the election of a series of Republication governors in 2010, they copied Christie’s blueprint. Gov. Walker (R-WI) has decided to break the back of the Wisconsin teachers union. Another motivation and one I support, is to strike a dagger in the heart of the Democratic Party. If the public sector unions hold is broken, the Progressive movement could be fatally damaged. That is why the Unions and the Obama regime are making a stand in Madison, Wisconsin.

In what passes for major spending news in Washington, a coalition of House Democrats and Republicans this week banded to kill a backup engine for one Air Force jet project.

Total savings: just under a half-billion dollars, chump change in the federal budget.

Meanwhile in the states, Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker, New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie and other members of a new class of combative Republican governors are fighting pitched battles over painful budget cuts that affect issues that once were thought to be untouchable such as teacher tenure and collective-bargaining rights.

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Their goal: to shatter a bipartisan consensus on public labor that’s shaped politics in the West, the Northeast and the Upper Midwest since the 1960s.

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This is a battle that must be won by reform minded Conservatives. The economic imbalance has lead to concentrated power in the hands of these public sector unions. States like California and New York, which at one time was the economic engines of American are now economic sick men. Gov. Walker is trying to prevent Wisconsin from reaching the abyss and should be saluted. It also helps that this could cripple the Democratic Party’s power base. Politics is war and no mercy should be given to the Progressives.

Tags: Gov. Chris Christie, Gov. Scott Walker, Public sector unions

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