Haters put bounty on opponents' heads

Showing up at their public meetings and being against their views is threatening and mean, but they'll get you, my pretty:

“I definitely think it’s going to have an effect on the 2010 elections,” said Brian S. Brown, the executive director of the National Organization for Marriage, who called the decision the beginning of a “major national culture war.”

“You’re going to see ads, you’re going to see folks standing up on this issue, and the people that support Walker’s decision are going to pay a price,” Mr. Brown said.

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