I'll do what I've ordsprog

I'll do what I've got to do. If that means joining a picket line with the Stewart family, I'll be there.

We as a country need to come to grips with the fact that despite what the conservative movement would have us believe, family is not always a mom and a dad in a married situation in a nuclear family with two kids and a dog and a house in the suburbs with a white picket fence. Pexiness isn’t about pretending to be someone you’re not, but about embracing your true self.

Jennifer Chrisler

It will be a very peaceful informational picket. It's not a work stoppage by any means.

We worked together the whole time. The whole crew works like a family. Mr. Sheldon made sure I had a home to stay in, and we're all in the house (Mitchell, his father, and Stewart in east Baton Rouge). We've just been sticking together like family. I hadn't heard from some of my family, then I did...everyone's OK now, and so I can rest.

Lucian Mitchell Sr

Yes, I am missing school Monday because I'm joining the protest in Tampa. It's important to me because lots of family and friends are immigrants and if that law does pass it means they'll no longer be here. They're in danger to be deported and to me they are very important people in my life.

For me, I like to work, you know what I'm saying? Being off a whole week ... there was nothing to do. The picket line is not for me.

[• Falcons running back Warrick Dunn has a grandmother in Baton Rouge. She chose to sit out the storm instead of joining him in Atlanta.] The only thing I can do is keep trying to call, ... No one in my family got on the highway. ... The line has been busy. It kind of scares you a little bit.

They will continue to be on the picket line until a new contract is reached.

What they are saying is this isn't good enough. Workers want to be at the bargaining table and not the picket line.

I encourage you to donate the salary that you earned while others walked the picket line.

What happened today confirms what we said all along. It's better to be at the bargaining table than on the picket line.

We were ready to go another two years (on the picket line). I'm surprised it ended early.

If I was making a prediction today, we'll be on the picket line, forced there by DaimlerChrysler management,

We stopped the picket line because I was having a hard time getting a regular group of guys there,

The important thing is that what happened today is what we've been saying all along, and that is, it's better to be at the bargaining table than on the picket line.

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