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ChoppinBroccoli

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33. Definitely, Along With Cops And Firefighters

Reply to senseandsensibility (Original post)

Fri Aug 31, 2012, 10:33 PM

Aug 2012

I live in Ohio, and K-Suck (working in conjunction with the A-hole in Wisconsin) turned a lot cops and firefighters against the Republican Party a couple years ago by passing that union-busting bill (which was later struck down definitively by the voters). Cops and firefighters have generally been a very reliable Republican-leaning bunch, but I know that the vast, VAST majority of them, at least here in Ohio, have vowed to vote Republicans out of power.

I say let's remind them how they felt a couple of years ago when K-Suck and the other Republicans around the country took a big, steamy dump right on their faces.

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Ed just had a great idea. [View all] senseandsensibility Aug 2012 OP

Yes. nt snappyturtle Aug 2012 #1

Yes, a very good idea. northoftheborder Aug 2012 #2

K&R nt avebury Aug 2012 #3

Way To Go 'The ED Show' Thank You! DianaForRussFeingold Aug 2012 #4

You know what I like about this idea? senseandsensibility Aug 2012 #5

and maybe some postal workers, too. valerief Aug 2012 #6

Definitely! Expose the GOP's USPS poison pill. ErikJ Aug 2012 #30

Yes! senseandsensibility Aug 2012 #31

No one addresses the issues of working people better than Ed. hifiguy Aug 2012 #7

I agree 100% democrat2thecore Sep 2012 #40

Get Matt Damon's mom to speak Smilo Aug 2012 #8

+100 !! KT2000 Aug 2012 #11

I'd be surprised if she accepted proud2BlibKansan Aug 2012 #16

Ha - considering what he's said publicly, I doubt he'll even get in the door. progressoid Sep 2012 #41

Did you see the argument between Ed and Tweety about this? panader0 Aug 2012 #9

Yes oliverrams1 Aug 2012 #14

When was this? Details, please. senseandsensibility Sep 2012 #37

Yes! Squinch Aug 2012 #10

Most of the teachers I work with have discouraged their high school and college age children from muddrunner17 Aug 2012 #18

So at this rate, Squinch Aug 2012 #23

It's because teachers have ruined everything. Hissyspit Aug 2012 #32

Damn. Busted. proud2BlibKansan Sep 2012 #39

They do have one on the schedule BumRushDaShow Aug 2012 #12

Good to know...thanks Cha Aug 2012 #15

Here's pic of her with her Mom BumRushDaShow Aug 2012 #20

Oh, crap! Don't tell the Republicans that! Squinch Aug 2012 #27

Lovely! Cha Aug 2012 #28

YES and from a swing State or two... Tikki Aug 2012 #13

Marketing reteachinwi Aug 2012 #17

Because the corporate powers that be don't want to have to deal with the pesky unions anymore. Squinch Aug 2012 #25

I'll see your teacher and raise you a student! MrMickeysMom Aug 2012 #19

Real teachers and real auto workers Mnpaul Aug 2012 #21

There are a lot of things the Democrats can do to support teachers. proud2BlibKansan Aug 2012 #22

Oh, please! I have lost so much respect for all the actors in that monstrosity. Squinch Aug 2012 #24

Viola Davis is from Central Falls, RI and supported those teachers last year proud2BlibKansan Aug 2012 #26

And of course the Second Lady, Karmasue Aug 2012 #29

Definitely, Along With Cops And Firefighters ChoppinBroccoli Aug 2012 #33

Being married to a teacher who pays for all her own teaching supplies, and goes in to do work on TrollBuster9090 Aug 2012 #34

Yes, but teachers are not real excited about Obama either. JDPriestly Aug 2012 #35

Well, there's that, of course. senseandsensibility Sep 2012 #38

Our "surprise guest" should be ordinary Americans. Not washed up and crazy celebrities. reformist2 Aug 2012 #36

Great idea !! n/t N_E_1 for Tennis Sep 2012 #42

I'd like to see at least one teacher. nt Honeycombe8 Sep 2012 #43