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: Althouse

This evening, the Wisconsin protests had veered far to the left.

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In the past month,the protests have been overwhelmingly ? almost embarrassingly ? white, but the event I encountered today was in-your-face of-color:



I drifted off to the side where I ran into a small table displaying socialist literature and buttons, tended by 3 young people. I conducted an impromptu interview:



The protests began with the teachers ? well-paid, privileged Wisconsin professionals. After a few days, students took over, aided by union folk bused in from wherever. But the weeks wear on, and people have other things to do. The bill is passed. But the people still show up to the Capitol. Earlier today, there was an anti-war rally. And then, this evening, there were these muddle-headed lefties. A vivid public square is a fine thing. I love it. I celebrate diversity. But the cause of the teachers and the public employees unions brought out the crowds and made the Capitol square the cool place to hang out, and the opportunistic politicos have descended.

Full post as published by Althouse on March 19, 2011 (boomark / email).

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