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cal04 Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Sat Mar-05-11 04:33 PM
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Michael Moore urges Wis. to continue union protests
Edited on Sat Mar-05-11 05:24 PM by cal04
http://www.wxow.com/Global/story.asp?S=14193957

Liberal filmmaker Michael Moore is telling Wisconsin residents to keep up the fight against Gov. Scott Walker's collective bargaining bill.

Moore addressed thousands of protesters outside the state Capitol on Saturday. He implored them to keep up their struggle, comparing Madison's fight to Egypt's revolt. He said the wealthy have overreached, first taking the working class' money and then taking their souls by shutting them up at the bargaining table.

The crowd roared in approval.

Hundreds of thousands of protesters have converged on the Capitol for nearly three weeks straight to rally against the bill, which would strip most public workers of almost all their collective bargaining rights.


Check back soon for full video of Michael Moore's
speech today outside the Capitol in Madison, Wisconsin!
http://www.michaelmoore.com/

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Profoundly moved by the absolute commitment of ppl in Madison. They know they r doing this 4 all of us. 3 weeks in the freezing cold!

Just left the Capitol rotunda after speaking on steps outdoors 2 10s of 1000s. These Wisconsinites r NOT going 2 give up. What a site 2 c!
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