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Photo reblogged from BULLIES 4 ROMNEY
The Cobra Kai Dojo is proud to endorse Mitt Romney.
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Photo reblogged from Fuck Yeah, Solidarity!
I’m worried the font is too small on this, otherwise I love it.
(Source: solidarityryangosling)
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Photo reblogged from AFSCME Political Dispatch
If General Electric paid its fair share in taxes like the rest of us, what could our communities do with the $2.67 billion in lost revenue?
Snazzy.
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Video reblogged from AFSCME for Knope
AFSCME for Knope volunteers took to the phones to drum up support for Leslie Knope, a character portrayed by Amy Poehler in the NBC hit Parks and Recreation. AFSCME continues to vie for Poehler’s attention in hopes that she will agree to speak at the union’s biennial convention in June.
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Photo reblogged from AFSCME Political Dispatch
Brilliance from the good folks at AFSCME:
When national news blog Politico came to Milwaukee to cover Pres. Obama’s visit, they incorrectly identified the Wisconsin flag as the “flag for the local union, Wisconsin 1848.” Many people got a chuckle at the embarrassing mistake, but we think it really represents something larger.
After all, Wisconsin is nothing if it’s not a union of people who believe in workers’ rights, quality education, and open and transparent government. And it’s out-of-state interests on the right — who similarly don’t understand our state — who bought and paid for Scott Walker and are directing his extreme agenda every step of the way.
So let’s say it loud and say it proud! Join as a charter member of “Wisconsin Local 1848” today. We’ll share up-to-the-minute information on statewide issues that affect us all.
Stand in solidarity with Wisconsin Local 1848 by becoming a member today!
We <3 Melissa.
It’s true, we do.
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Video reblogged from AFSCME Political Dispatch
Mitt, are you just naming things you see in Michigan and saying you love them?
Mitt loves lamp.
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Photo reblogged from It Ain't Easy Bein' Green
Romney also just joined Spotify.
Heh.
Neither “Pennies From Heaven” nor “Give The Po’ Man A Break” made it. Natch.
No “Mo Money Mo Problems”? Weak.
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The mystery is over. The Ferris Bueller Super Bowl ad is for a Honda CR-V. Hmph.
(Source: news.moviefone.com)
