We, the people of Wisconsin, grateful to Almighty God for our freedom, in order to secure its blessings, form a more perfect government, insure domestic tranquility and promote the general welfare, do establish this constitution.First, Gov. Walker had on his podium at his acceptance speech a sign that that stated, "Wisconsin, Open for Business".
Business generally means a few people, not "the people". This was clearly shown when Gov. Walker was entrapped into speaking with a resident of Manhattan, New York, David Koch, Executive Vice President of Koch Industries.
Second, by raising such a contentious issue as restricting the rights of public employee unions, no matter at what level of government, he definitely is not seeking domestic tranquility.
Third, promoting the welfare of business over people is not promoting the general welfare.
Some would argue that this is a case for impeachment. Whether it is or is not, the Wisconsin Legislature is controlled by Republicans; impeachment is a moot point.
Maybe some Wisconsin dissident would display this version of the Wisconsin Constitution:
We, the corporations of Wisconsin and elsewhere, grateful to the Republican Party for our freedom, in order to secure its blessings, form a more pliant government, insure domestic tranquility and promote corporate welfare, do establish this constitution.
