Intro: "To borrow a phrase from an old B-52's song, Wisconsin's out-of-touch Republican Gov. Scott Walker and his legislative allies hope to be living in their own privatized Idaho (or perhaps Mississippi)."
Worker-protesters marching to the Wisconsin state Capitol, 02/26/11. (photo: Getty Images)
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A General Strike in the state of Wisconsin would send a message that the boys in the legislature know nothing about how a state is really run day to day . Workers make it happen legislators don't.
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