http://wepartypatriots.com/wp/2011/08/18/brick-flies-through-san-diego-labor-leaders-window-after-right-wing-blogger-published-her-home-address/Lorena Gonzalez
Lorena Gonzalez has been a visible face of the San Diego labor movement’s resistance against anti-worker initiatives. In a city that is seeing its demographics change due to Latino immigration, labor foes are grasping at the straws of an anti-union establishment that ran the city as if the middle-class never mattered. One sign of desperation is an onslaught of ballot measures designed to eliminate public employee pensions and Project Labor Agreements in construction. Signature gatherers, paid by developers and contractors, are repeatedly misleading voters to get initiatives on the June 2012 ballot.
But, these fraudulent actors are finding it increasingly difficult to lie in the face of Gonzalez’s extraordinary campaign to inform the voters about the nature of the petitions, no matter where they go. This battle for workers is being fought in the streets, in public gatherings, in radio ads, and in front of every major store in the eight largest city in America.
As a result of bungled paid signature gathering efforts (kudos to the barrel-bottom cheapness of their approach), two major initiatives in San Diego have collapsed in one year. Still, two remain, hence Lorena’s ferocious determination to stop the initiatives. She is one of the last lines of defense against the dominion of the anti-union establishment in this and other metros in America.
The result? Online threats, intimidation, and a brick through Gonzalez’s window. According to her account:
FULL story at link.
About the Author: Murtaza
Dr. Murtaza Baxamusa is a skeptical economist who doubts the recession ended two years ago. He is a housing developer that does not want to sell you something you can’t afford. And he is a construction guy that has never lifted a tool: he would rather write about tools, than build something with them. He digs into Middle Class issues like jobs, housing, education and healthcare, as an archeological curiosity.