Join us Tuesday, December 20, for a live interview on the historic Wisconsin recall campaign of Gov. Scott Walker and its implications for turning back the rightwing anti-labor assault and winning in the 2012 elections.
The recall movement sweeping the state has already gathered the minimum signatures needed for a special election and a month remains to withstand any challenge.
In a special teleconference interview, December 20, Ed Sadlowski, Jr., of AFSCME Council 40 Wisconsin, will discuss the the historic recall campaign against Gov. Scott Walker and the struggle going forward.
Tuesday, December 20
8:00 pm Eastern, 7:00 pm Central, 5:00 pm Pacific
Call (605) 475-4850 and dial 1053538# after the prompt.
Because Ed’s up to his neck in the fight, including today’s “sing-in protest” at the state capital, we’re unable to do the Ustream broadcast as we intended.
Call (605) 475-4850 and dial 1053538# after the prompt. Check out ongoing coverage of the recall at the PeoplesWorld.org:
Check out coverage of the recall at the PeoplesWorld.org:
Wisconsin recall campaign off to blazing start: here
84 year old woman forced to pay $200 poll tax: here
Best wishes for the holiday season.
Photo: Tens of thousands of teachers, firefighters, students, parents and more fill Wisconsin’s Capitol protesting Gov. Scott Walker’s attack on union rights, Feb. 18, 2011. (Teresa Albano/PW)
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John Wojcik started as labor editor of the People's World in May, 2007 after working as a union meat cutter in northern New Jersey. There he served as a shop steward, as a member of a UFCW contract negotiating committee, and as an activist in the union's campaign to win public support for Wal-Mart workers. In the 1970s and '80s he was a political action reporter for the Daily World, this newspaper's predecessor, and active in electoral politics in Brooklyn, New York. Along with being labor editor, Wojcik is a co-editor of peoplesworld.org.
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