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[Mr. Roboto]

The right will rejoice and say it's how the country feels about Obama and "union thugs."

Wait for it...

[PERM BANNED]

^ True, but that is a fair sentiment isn't it? The Left made this about unions when they protested in the capital. It was about unions for the recall until they found out it wasn't the driving force they thought it would be. Then it became anyone but Walker, until they finally had a candidate. Anything could happen tomorrow, but I think it's a fair assessment that the general public is fed up with the Krugman economic theories that have dominated the landscape the past few years and had little tangible results, if any. Obama has embraced them, and didn't distance himself from the OWS bullshit. As the summer approached and the SC's decision role out and Obama is held accountable for a bleak economy on programs and stimulus he authored, falling back on social issues to divide and conqueor won't return the dividends he's hoping for. As the real swing states start to move towards Romney (and again, it's still early - wait for August), it's stuff like the Wisconsin union effort that will bite the Left in the ass.

[wedjat]

^ True, but that is a fair sentiment isn't it? The Left made this about unions when they protested in the capital. It was about unions for the recall until they found out it wasn't the driving force they thought it would be. Then it became anyone but Walker, until they finally had a candidate. Anything could happen tomorrow, but I think it's a fair assessment that the general public is fed up with the Krugman economic theories that have dominated the landscape the past few years and had little tangible results, if any. Obama has embraced them, and didn't distance himself from the OWS bullshit. As the summer approached and the SC's decision role out and Obama is held accountable for a bleak economy on programs and stimulus he authored, falling back on social issues to divide and conqueor won't return the dividends he's hoping for. As the real swing states start to move towards Romney (and again, it's still early - wait for August), it's stuff like the Wisconsin union effort that will bite the Left in the ass.

I was fed up w/Walker a couple months into his administration. And it just got worse from there. As I've mentioned in another post, I have NUMEROUS reasons for wanting him out. Dismantling unions is the least of it. The only positive thing that will happen if he stays is he'll inevitably fuck up the state to the point of no return & a democrat will be nominated for quite a few terms. That's what keeps me going.

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Official tally isn't in yet of course, but 60% - 40%. That's a pretty big wing for Walker.

[wedjat]

Yep he won. Can't wait for his ass to get booted at the end of his pathetic term. And the percentage results was 53% to 46%, not 60/40.

[Whistlers Momma]

The Republicans lost one of its state senator members, didn't it, making it the Democrats in control by one person? Walker will have a harder time passing stuff at least.

[artcinco]

^ There are no more legislative sessions before the November elections which will use redistricting maps drawn by the Republicans.

Just sayin.'

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Five Lessons From Big Blue's Wisconsin Disaster

[Zimbochick]

Union-Busting GOP Governor Scott Walker Demands Return Of Unionized NFL Referees

[wedjat]

Yes, I posted that on another thread, can't remember which one. Walker's a straight up piece of shyte.

[AxlsMainMan]

He'd get my vote if he could get the real refs back

[TAP]

shyte.

The 21st century spelling is shite

[wedjat]

The 21st century spelling is shite

I prefer shyte, it's classier.

[artcinco]

Evidently when teachers are no longer forced to bankroll their union they don't.

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