.....and maybe for schools throughout the country.

Remember the violent and disgusting demonstrations over Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker doing away with
collective bargaining for teacher's unions? The results are in. Some school districts went from a
$400,000 deficit to a $1,500,000 surplus as a result. Why?

It seems that the insurance company that provided all the "so-called" benefits to the teachers was
an insurance company owned and operated by the teacher's union. Since the outfit was guaranteed to
get the insurance business from the teachers, and the State had to pay for it (not the teachers) the
insurance company was increasing annual costs every single year to become the most expensive
insurance company in the state. Then the company was donating millions and millions of dollars to
its favorite democrat politicians who, when they got elected, guaranteed to keep funding the union's
outrageous costs. In other words, the insurance company was a "pass through" for Wisconsin taxpayer
money directly to the democrat politicians.

Nice racket, and this is the racket that is going on in every single State that allows collective
bargaining. No wonder the States are taking it away. Now the State of Wisconsin is free to put the
insurance contract out for bids and, lo and behold, they have saved so much money it has turned
deficits into surplus amounts.

http://washingtonexaminer.com/politi...t-health-costs

On 9/6/11 8:45 AM, John H wrote:
....and maybe for schools throughout the country.

And once again, John the Racist climbs out of the pool of primordial
crap, smelling like ****.


--
I'd much rather be a champion of the powerless than a lickspittle of the
powerful.

On 9/6/2011 8:54 AM, X ` Man wrote:
On 9/6/11 8:45 AM, John H wrote:
....and maybe for schools throughout the country.

And once again, John the Racist climbs out of the pool of primordial
crap, smelling like ****.


Try pulling your head from your ass. Things might not smell so ****ty

On Tue, 06 Sep 2011 08:45:30 -0400, John H
wrote:

....and maybe for schools throughout the country.

Remember the violent and disgusting demonstrations over Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker doing away with
collective bargaining for teacher's unions? The results are in. Some school districts went from a
$400,000 deficit to a $1,500,000 surplus as a result. Why?

It seems that the insurance company that provided all the "so-called" benefits to the teachers was
an insurance company owned and operated by the teacher's union. Since the outfit was guaranteed to
get the insurance business from the teachers, and the State had to pay for it (not the teachers) the
insurance company was increasing annual costs every single year to become the most expensive
insurance company in the state. Then the company was donating millions and millions of dollars to
its favorite democrat politicians who, when they got elected, guaranteed to keep funding the union's
outrageous costs. In other words, the insurance company was a "pass through" for Wisconsin taxpayer
money directly to the democrat politicians.

Nice racket, and this is the racket that is going on in every single State that allows collective
bargaining. No wonder the States are taking it away. Now the State of Wisconsin is free to put the
insurance contract out for bids and, lo and behold, they have saved so much money it has turned
deficits into surplus amounts.

http://washingtonexaminer.com/politi...t-health-costs

As usual, you lie through your teeth at every opportunity. There was a
recall election. Two Republicans went down. Walker may follow. There
were no "violent and disgusting" demonstrations.

On Sep 6, 8:45*am, John H wrote:
....and maybe for schools throughout the country.

Remember the violent and disgusting demonstrations over Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker doing away with
collective bargaining for teacher's unions? *The results are in. *Some school districts went from a
$400,000 deficit to a $1,500,000 surplus as a result. *Why?

It seems that the insurance company that provided all the "so-called" benefits to the teachers was
an insurance company owned and operated by the teacher's union. *Since the outfit was guaranteed to
get the insurance business from the teachers, and the State had to pay for it (not the teachers) the
insurance company was increasing *annual costs every single year to become the most expensive
insurance company in the state. *Then the company was donating millions and millions of dollars to
its favorite democrat politicians who, when they got elected, guaranteed to keep funding the union's
outrageous costs. *In other words, the insurance company was a "pass through" for Wisconsin taxpayer
money directly to the democrat politicians.

Nice racket, and this is the racket that is going on in every single State that allows collective
bargaining. *No wonder the States are taking it away. Now the State of Wisconsin is free to put the
insurance contract out for bids and, lo and behold, they have saved so much money it has turned
deficits into surplus amounts.

http://washingtonexaminer.com/politi...n-schools-buck...

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On 06/09/2011 6:45 AM, John H wrote:
....and maybe for schools throughout the country.

Remember the violent and disgusting demonstrations over Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker doing away with
collective bargaining for teacher's unions? The results are in. Some school districts went from a
$400,000 deficit to a $1,500,000 surplus as a result. Why?

It seems that the insurance company that provided all the "so-called" benefits to the teachers was
an insurance company owned and operated by the teacher's union. Since the outfit was guaranteed to
get the insurance business from the teachers, and the State had to pay for it (not the teachers) the
insurance company was increasing annual costs every single year to become the most expensive
insurance company in the state. Then the company was donating millions and millions of dollars to
its favorite democrat politicians who, when they got elected, guaranteed to keep funding the union's
outrageous costs. In other words, the insurance company was a "pass through" for Wisconsin taxpayer
money directly to the democrat politicians.

Nice racket, and this is the racket that is going on in every single State that allows collective
bargaining. No wonder the States are taking it away. Now the State of Wisconsin is free to put the
insurance contract out for bids and, lo and behold, they have saved so much money it has turned
deficits into surplus amounts.

http://washingtonexaminer.com/politi...t-health-costs

Why not have the teachers pay for it, between the teachers pay and the
insurance, and get the government out of it completely.

Sounds like a fleabagger civil servant was screwing the dogs. Did they
get fired? I doubt it.

Small progress none the less.
--
If it is all Bush's fault, then how come Obama is doing much more of the
same and expecting different results?

On Tue, 06 Sep 2011 10:55:21 -0600, Canuck57
wrote:

On 06/09/2011 6:45 AM, John H wrote:
....and maybe for schools throughout the country.

Remember the violent and disgusting demonstrations over Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker doing away with
collective bargaining for teacher's unions? The results are in. Some school districts went from a
$400,000 deficit to a $1,500,000 surplus as a result. Why?

It seems that the insurance company that provided all the "so-called" benefits to the teachers was
an insurance company owned and operated by the teacher's union. Since the outfit was guaranteed to
get the insurance business from the teachers, and the State had to pay for it (not the teachers) the
insurance company was increasing annual costs every single year to become the most expensive
insurance company in the state. Then the company was donating millions and millions of dollars to
its favorite democrat politicians who, when they got elected, guaranteed to keep funding the union's
outrageous costs. In other words, the insurance company was a "pass through" for Wisconsin taxpayer
money directly to the democrat politicians.

Nice racket, and this is the racket that is going on in every single State that allows collective
bargaining. No wonder the States are taking it away. Now the State of Wisconsin is free to put the
insurance contract out for bids and, lo and behold, they have saved so much money it has turned
deficits into surplus amounts.

http://washingtonexaminer.com/politi...t-health-costs

Why not have the teachers pay for it, between the teachers pay and the
insurance, and get the government out of it completely.

Sounds like a fleabagger civil servant was screwing the dogs. Did they
get fired? I doubt it.

Small progress none the less.

Hey idiot... nonetheless is ONE word. Sounds like you've still got
fleas. You keep mentioning them. Suggestion: Don't set off the bug
bomb in your trailer while you're sleeping.