Over 1 Million signatures obtained to recall WI Gov. Scott Walker
It's not a good thing to campaign on austerity, then go ahead and needlessly bust unions who have agreed to your austerity measures. Many, many Wisconsin citizens are that upset with this Governor and his legislature. Citizens have been awakened, and are standing up for owning their own democracy, taking it back from politicians.
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Bunch of crybabies!
Lets tell the truth about these socalled recallers! First of all they are a bunch of crybabies. They didn't win the election so their precious little train was derailed and now their mad. The train would have been a financial disaster. Props to walker stopping the stupid money train. Second this recall is a joke! It will cost the state 9 million. If they really cared about the state, they would wait 4 years for an election and quit crying. Third its not walker's fault that he had to made hard decisions to balance a deficit that has been growing because doyle a democrat didn't have the nerve to try to do anything about! Lastly the people who should be recalled are the democrats who ran out of the state because they didn't agree with the process. Plus props for walker to break up these to powerful unions who have spent money to overturn a fair election. In the end walker will win this dumbass recall because people in wisconsin will see that he is doing the job he was elected to do!
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This is what will happen to any Gov. trying to prevent their state from becoming NJ (prior to Christie) and leaving them with no other options than Christie like action to prevent them from dying. The prior administrations in NJ were so in the pocket of the unions there was nothing he could do. Walkers measures look more preventative than reactionary, as Christie's were. He could (still?) save the state from a fate like NJ.
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throw the fascist bum out.
good old Snot Walker implemented the rightie mantra and is going to pay dearly for it. |
http://www.nydailynews.com/new-york/...icle-1.1007885
http://www.nydailynews.com/opinion/g...icle-1.1007800 http://www.nydailynews.com/opinion/c...icle-1.1007798 http://www.nydailynews.com/opinion/g...icle-1.1007796 Funny Gov Cuomo is doing many of the same things in NY that Walker did in WI yet where is the outcry? Where are the marches? Where is the outrage? |
Well he's got a D by his name. What do you expect from good slaves?
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So what is going to happen when Walker wins again? |
Over 1 Million signatures obtained to recall WI Gov. Scott Walker
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Over 1 Million signatures obtained to recall WI Gov. Scott Walker
Yeah, I guess 900,000 or so of those signatures were phony, right?
:rolleyes::rolleyes::rolleyes::rolleyes: Put a fork in Walker. Ocala Mike |
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I surmise by the thread starter this bum is a republican right??? This just seems like more partisan politics from Riot. :rolleyes:
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This guy is the first politician from either party to put the taxpayer's interest ahead of the patronage army known as the Public Sector workforce.
Riot can't handle the truth. At least not the truth about employment numbers in WI. Walker will win by a larger margin the second time around. Guaranteed!!! |
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http://www.jsonline.com/news/statepo...137489833.html
Recall expert Joshua Spivak, a senior fellow at the Hugh L. Carey Institute for Government Reform at Wagner College in New York, said that, including state Senate recalls from last year, no state in American history has held as many recall elections for state office as Wisconsin seems set to have in 2011 and 2012. "Wisconsin is really, completely a total anomaly," Spivak said. In the two other recall elections for governors in history, California Gov. Gray Davis was defeated in 2003 and North Dakota Gov. Lynn Frazier was defeated in 1921. Spivak said the signatures for Walker are almost certain to hold up. To force a recall election against Walker and Kleefisch, 540,208 valid signatures are needed for each - a figure equivalent to 25% of all the votes cast in the November 2010 election that put Walker in office. Democrats said they submitted almost as many signatures as the votes that Walker received - 1,128,900 votes, or 52.3% of the vote in 2010 - and about the same amount as his unsuccessful Democratic opponent, Milwaukee Mayor Tom Barrett, who got 1,004,300 votes, or 46.5%. The 1 million signatures amount to about one-third of the 3.3 million registered voters in the state and one-quarter of the 4.4 million Wisconsin residents eligible to vote. |
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(Walker recall only, not the five other recalls also submitted. Not the Republican Senate majority leader Fitzgerald, the three other Republican state senators under recall now, or Lt. Governor Klefish now under recall too) I'll guess, based upon the massive pre-vetting they did as signatures collected, and before they were turned into the GAB, less than 5% will be disallowed, probably more like 1-3% What is your guess? |
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