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Wisconsin Teachers Take Students to Protest Instead of Class

Elisabeth Meinecke
Elisabeth Meinecke  |  February 16, 2011 1:19 PM
There's a showdown right now in Wisconsin between unions and Gov. Walker, who wants to eliminate collective bargaining for union employees except for the police and firefighters.
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But the unions, as usual, aren't prepared to give up without a fight, and now the teachers' union is recruiting their students' help, tantalizing them with a day out of class to go protest and not informing them of what they're protesting.

Take a look, via Michelle Malkin's blog:
Tags: EDUCATION AND SCHOOLS

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