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: AlthouseFriday at the Wisconsin Capitol.
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"Walker ? You are a despicable 'brown bag' of CRAP!" says a sign (that appropriates Scott Walker's "brown bag" theme). A bearded man bears a homemade depiction of Walker as Pinnochio:
A woman with lawn chairs supporting her peace-sign drum has a "General Strike!" sign:

A barefoot guy with take-out coffee pads around in the vicinity of a chalking that says "In Wisconsin there is always a place for the poor: PRISON," which has nothing to do with the recent protests (in service of the interests of well-paid ? and free ? state workers):

As a man poses in shorts, chalk wonders "Why can't we decided? Why no REFERENDUM?" ? as if we didn't decide when we voted last November:

And a lone protester holds a sign, while most signs are consigned to the dirt:

Full post as published by Althouse on March 18, 2011 (boomark / email).
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