Robo
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As for Public Unions: the right to collective bargaining applys to everybody; except American banks, for obvious reasons. JFK signed into law the right for public employees to collectively baragin: labor was at it's height, and with the boon that is municipal, state and federal government, paying a good wage with benefits only befits the work force in this country.
JFK’s 1962 executive order was a sad mistake for America. Even the very progressive FDR was opposed to public unionism and for the most obvious reasons of common sense that should be perfectly obvious to any sane and logical folk. Politicians and government in general as representatives of the people actually have few to no personal dogs/money in a fight/negotiation with a public union, thus taxpayer’s money surely will be freely wasted on lavish wages and benefits for public union employees and union bosses. All one needs do to confirm that fact is take an insightful look at the diseased, corrupted and malignant condition prevalent with said contracts.
http://nodivisions.com/blog/2011/02/28/PublicSector_Unions_the_Definition_of_Corruption
Your angst at the teacher's union is a meme started by the radical right to try control education in this country with an agenda toward the competitive business market.
So in your leftist neo-commie world FDR was a ”radical rightist?”
Actually I totally oppose “ALL” public sector unions because the government’s negotiators wouldn’t/ won’t and don’t give a rat’s ass about the taxpayer’s loot they get extorted by the unions for. It’s Oh so easy for them to bend over and take the old purple shaft right up their cavalier asses, then bilk the taxpayers. I would be more supportive of a ”TaxPayer’s Union” with the balls to sue the government and the public unions for the waste fraud and abuse they conspire to perpetrate on the taxpaying people.
To be well educated goes way beyond a simple agenda and must be supported by an ever widening scope of subjects and ideas that fit our society's ideal and Thomas Jefferson's notion of a well informed public that can participate in it's own government.
To be ”WELL EDUCATED” goes way beyond a public education and the corrupt unions thereof.
So, you're wrong on all counts I'm afraid. Moreover, your fight is really with the state you live in that keeps asking for federal money to go towards education. If your state saw education as a prioroty, that wouldn't be happening.
You are not only totally wrong, but you’re also misinformed, biased, prejudice and partisan.
Federal money for education is unconstitutional. You can provide ”NO” constitutional authority for the federal government to be involved in education in any way, shape or form. Public education is the sole authority of the State or the people, (see Amendment 10 of the United States Constitution)