It was awesome and sad at the same time, that's what happens when you've been ripping the taxpayer off for 50+ years and your gravy train has been exposed.
Here you go, makes perfect sense to me..............
When former Wisconsin Governor Scott Walker introduced Wisconsin Act 10 in 2011 to curb public-sector collective bargaining, he largely exempted police, firefighter, and certain public safety unions. His decision was driven by a combination of public safety concerns and political strategy:
Public Safety Concerns
Fear of Job Actions: Walker stated that public safety was the primary reason for the carve-out, explaining that if police officers or firefighters walked off the job, staged a slowdown, or refused to work, local communities could face immediate, life-threatening dangers that general employees (like teachers or administrative staff) would not trigger.
Disruption Risks: He noted that municipal and county governments could not function safely if critical emergency services were paralyzed by strikes or severe labor disputes.
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