The Biginning Of The End For Out Dated Unions

The unions can’t win in Wisconsin or anywhere else in the long run, Whittle says, because they’re defending a model that has long since disappeared:

This video tells why the unions are going the way of the horse and buggy. We are in the digital age. Bill Whittle walks us through American labor history, focusing closely on the progressive movement’s days from 1890 to 1920 to argue that the world has changed so much as to make progressivism an anachronism. He argues that we are in a time when we are becoming quicker and more agile. Unions and big government are the antitheses of fast and agile. The T.E.A. Party on the other hand have embraced this new digital age and are very agile and fast moving. It is the T.E.A. Party that is willing to help change our government back to being agile and quick by making it smaller and in the hands of the people and local governments.

The Progressive Big government and Big labor that the Democratic Party cater to is antiquated and counter productive to the new digital age. The Democratic Party is taking our hard earned money and using it to prop up their contributors.

As we can see from the anti-government protests going on all around the country, change isn't going to be easy. The Democratic Party does not like changing into this new digital age of small government and small businesses. They remind me of the Wigg Party and how they didn't like change either.