My primary biatch with this guy isn't that he wants concessions. I can tell you that a lot of publically unionized employees have already made concessions, many of which are in mid contract. But, those concessions were made at the bargaining table and that is where Walker belongs.

Walker simply doesn't want to sit down at the contract table and negotiate, he wants to bust the unions, and a good part of that is still political payback.

I think the right to unionize and bargain over wages and working conditions is as American as apple pie. The ability to unionize and bargain in this country is what has created a middle class; a middle class that is slowly but surely slipping away.