Reply #10: Yes, there are links in the OP to the first article, and the DU topic about it. I'm glad he's

[highplainsdem]

covering this -- it isn't getting enough attention. I remember Ed Schultz doing a story on Kasich's plans for privatization in Ohio, for instance, but there haven't been enough like this.

Just found that transcript:

http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/42232445/ns/msnbc_tv-the_ed_show/t/ed-show-tuesday-march-nd/

(BEGIN VIDEO CLIP)

KASICH: There are more privatizations to come. They are not in this budget, but we‘re seeking broad authority for additional privatization.

(END VIDEO CLIP)

SCHULTZ: Additional privatization. It‘s the answer to everything.

Republicans want to treat government like a business and people like commodities. They have no sense of economic patriotism or social justice, so Governor John Kasich and other Republicans, I think, need to quit acting like used car salesmen and start acting like the public servants that they were elected to be. It is hard to believe that the country is not totally focused on what this group of Republican governors is actually doing to the infrastructure of America. We are talking about millions of American workers who are being affected by this. And we‘re also talking about the next generation that may not have a say in all of this.