MINNESOTA SHUTDOWN: ‘We want to work for Minnesota’
July 7, 2011 at 1:07 pm in Grand Forks Herald
Public employees rally in Crookston in support of Governor DaytonRobert Goosen said he’s been in this situation before.
“I guess I’m kind of used to getting laid off,” he said. He chuckled as he recounted his 17 years as a construction worker, often getting let go during the winter. This time is different. Goosen, 47, is now a heavy equipment mechanic for the Minnesota Department of Transportation and has been without work for seven days, since the Minnesota government shut down. Continue Reading
Dayton kept his personal chef on board. While the state gov is shut down, at least he’s eating well.
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Let’s tax the unions and public employees. They make more then I do. If we are going to single people out then let’s single them out first. If they don’t like it then can quit and work in private industry.
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“Dayton kept his personal chef on board. While the state gov is shut down, at least he’s eating well.”
That can’t be. Surely the Herald would have reported that story, unless Dayton is a Democrat…uh, nevermind.
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