What is even more important is the fact that unionized employees are also voting with their money; more than half of them elected to stop paying union dues once this choice was available to them. While the union money-grubbing bosses are showing their support for demmie-progressive fools, the "rank and file" can and are voting their wallets - wish Illinois' crooks would pass similar bills.

Right is the United States of America and wrong is the so-called united nations. Our next step, after driving the big-eared one and his broad-beamed wife out of our White House this November, should be to drive that bunch of antisemitic spenders of our tax dollars out of New York and out of our country. Let them go parasite on some other country and do it with other countries' money, not ours.

The one and only section of the NYT to which I subscribe is the crossword puzzle, far and away the only part of that newspaper worth my time or money. To my mind, what individual people spend their money on is nobody else's damned business.

Good God, people, first get rid of the bi-eared and and his broad-beamed wife, then kick the damnable u.n. out of our United States and resign our membership in that totally biased organization.

EVERYTHING with the big-eared one and the broad-beamed one seems to be "at no extra cost," except to the fifty percent of us who have to pay for it all with our income taxes.

Ms. Coulter has it wrong - everywhere I look on the internet, I see a plea for support for Mr. Walker. Of course, most of what I read are conservative columns, but in addition, every columnist has shared his mailing list with the Walker campaign, so I receive at least three or four requests for funding every day.

The writer is correct. Many years ago, I turned down the offer of a job I sorely wanted and needed: assistant to the midwest director of public relations of a major film company. It meant a good learning experience as well as a $25 per week increase in salary. But there was a big BUT: join the office-workers' union for six months, after which I'd move to assistant executive level (no union). However, even six months in a union was anathema to me, since I believed then and do even more so now that unions put floors under the inept and ceilings over the qualified. Happily, my children and I got ahead without my taking that job.

Rich, it's just rotten that government, whether local, state or federal, doesn't stay out of the free market's way. Maybe when citizen/voters with IQs over 32 get the big-eared one out of office this November, we can also get rid of some of the lesser evils when it's their turn to run for re-election.

Mr. Bush was wrong in backing this moronic treaty and the present administration is equally wrong. We spend entirely too much taxpayer money all around the world already and must not be subject to the socialistic idiocies of the u.n. and bho.

And if you have a few bucks extra, do consider giving it to the USO, an organization that is top-rated for doing what its charter says it will do and not wasting money on dreck. They'll give phone cards to service men and women who otherwise can't afford to call their families and do a lot of good for these wonderful young people.