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Bull crap. If you want to teach, then you shouldnt just roll over and take it up the butt.. Thats just ridiculous.
You mean by taking a non-union position where they are "paid what they are worth" according to the elite few which is next to nothing, vs. a union position where they make fair, livable wages and benefits?
Now it's funny watching the right wingers suddenly realize what their dream of a non-union world would be like.
It's well known that most public school teaching positions are union. You don't go into a profession knowing full well it's union, then complain about it.
Of course you can. There are many people who simply want to be a public school teacher. They shouldn't have to give that up and become a accountant just becausef unions control of the system.
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Plus there are countless teaching positions such as in private schools as well as catholic/christian schools as well.
The key point another poster made is these people are damn hypocrites that na-na boo-boo about unions, but won't quit because they know their pay and benefits will be a fraction of what it is now if they went non-union.
What excuse does it give the professional baseball player? (which I'll note wasn't addressed)
There are some very expensive private schools. I have to think that pay is likely pretty good there.
For the very close exit polls, Walker is holding a really big lead in WI with almost 20% of the vote in. Granted, Dane County is only 18% in and Barrett should gain a lot there, along with Milwaukee County (only 7% in and going for Barrett right now).
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