Should Wisconsin drop unions?

Should Wisconsin drop unions?

As Wisconsin protestors continue to fight for their right to keep a collective bargaining agreement in place. If the agreement were slashed the state would save millions however teachers and other state workers would be left out in the cold. Radio Host and Author Rose Aguilar says people overseas without collective bargaining rights barely make 3 dollars a day, without collective bargaining people will not make a decent wage.

Both sides deadlocked in Wisconsin protests

Both sides deadlocked in Wisconsin protests

Thousands of demonstrators gathered in and around the Wisconsin state capital on Monday morning for a second week of protests to oppose the newly elected Republican Governor Scott Walker's budget proposals. Which in addition to reductions in union bargaining power include financial concessions. A panel of host of The Big Picture Thom Hartmann, Brave New Foundation Political Director Derrick Crowe and host of The Tony Katz Radio Spectacular Tony Katz join RT's Dina Gusovsky to discuss the protests.