Wisconsin Teachers Take Students to Protest Instead of Class

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.

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:

Wisconsin Teachers Take Students to Protest Instead of Class

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