Wisconsin Republican state senators can't get their 14 Democratic counterparts to show up and vote on a union busting bill, so they're
pushing through a new rule that ends direct deposit paychecks for members.
If the senators on the lam want to get paid, they're going to have to show up and collect their checks from the Senate president -- a Republican -- in person on the Senate floor.
At least that would spare everyone the spectacle of state troopers arresting the senators, as GOP Gov. Scott Walker instructed the troopers last week. The 14 are reportedly hiding out in Illinois.
Update: Walker's strategy was revealed after a he was punk'd by a phone prank
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Have you seen these senators?
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| Tim Carpenter, 3rd Senate District. |
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| Spencer Coggs, 6th Senate District |
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| Timothy Cullen, 15th Senate District |
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| Jon Erpenbach, 27th Senate District |
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| Dave Hansen, 30th Senate District |
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| Jim Holperin, 12th Senate District |
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| Robert Jauch, 25th Senate District |
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| Chris Larson, 7th Senate District |
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| Julie Lassa, 24th Senate District |
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| Mark Miller, 16th Senate District |
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| Fred Risser, 26th Senate District |
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| Lena Taylor, 4th Senate District |
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| Kathleen Vinehout, 31st Senate District |
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| Robert Wirch, 22nd Senate District |
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