"Miracle on the Hudson" co-pilot withdraws hundreds of thousands of dollars from M&I Bank

Yesterday the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel reported Jeff Skiles, the co-pilot in the "Miracle on the Hudson" crash landing in January 2009, has withdrawn hundreds of thousands of dollars from his accounts at M&I Bank and has deposited those funds in other financial institutions. Explaining his decision, Skiles said, "They have supported Gov. Walker and I wanted to send a message to them."

Skiles is a pilot for US Airways and is a member of the US Airways Pilots Association.

If you'd like to learn more about the effort to boycott businesses that supported Scott Walker's gubernatorial campaign in 2010, here's the Facebook group promoting the boycott effort.

This is getting Biblical...

Watch as hundreds of protesters fill up an entire city block in Washington, D.C. to protest the presence of Republican legislators from Wisconsin who happened to be in Washington to raise money on the backs of public employees:

As a friend said, this is getting biblical...