Saturday, December 8, 2012

Court orders Michigan capitol opened to protesters as Republicans push anti-union bill

The Michigan state House has introduced, and the Senate is working on amendments on their respective versions of an anti-union bill. Meanwhile:

An injunction to allow access to the Capitol has been ordered, but people are not being permitted in!! ?#NoRTWMi
? @BarbByrum via HootSuite Democrats have left the House chamber in protest of the chamber continuing to meet while the Capitol is essentially in lock-down
? @GongwerMichigan via web The bill, which just a year ago Gov. Rick Snyder was saying he didn't want, is being heavily supported by the Koch brothers' Americans for Prosperity. That type of support helps explain why Republicans are so intent on ramming the bills through the state House and Senate, at whatever cost to democracy. (Who am I kidding? "Legislating for the wealthy at whatever cost to democracy" is basically the GOP slogan at this point.)

The situation continues developing quickly.

Originally posted to Daily Kos Labor on Thu Dec 06, 2012 at 01:50 PM PST.

Also republished by In Support of Labor and Unions.

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Source: http://www.dailykos.com/story/2012/12/06/1167787/-Court-orders-Michigan-capitol-opened-to-protesters-as-Republicans-push-anti-union-bill

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