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Old 03-13-2012, 01:10 PM
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No political hate coming from you. Most of the above is untrue but I am not going to waste my time proving this to you since you don't listen to facts any way.
You're right: some in Walkers office have only been charged, not yet convicted, of felonies and misdemeanors for election fraud and embezzlement.

And listing the facts involving Walker's disastrous term of governorship so far isn't "hate". That's absurd.

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Have you ever thought to yourself that a politician sounds great and makes all of these promises when he/she campaigns and then when he/she gets into office they fall into line and nothing changes. Walker made some tough hard stands that not every one likes but at least he made a stand unlike 99% of politicians.
What is the point of taking a "tough hard stand" in overwhelming opposition to what your states citizens want?

Walker hasn't corrected any inherited budget deficit. Walker's own budget is $140 million in the hole. He hasn't "balanced" anything. Wisconsin is 49% in the nation in job creation, it's had months of straight job loss. It's a disaster.

And he, and his Republican state legislature, are the leaders of that. And that is why they are undergoing a historic recall. The citizens are not happy with their stewardship. That has nothing to do with "hate".

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I have one question for you since you have family that live in WI. Do you have any family members in the state of WI that work in public service in the state of WI? (i.e.- government, county, state, public education, etc?)
Nope. You?

LOL - you and your prejudices! That's sad.
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Old 03-13-2012, 01:33 PM
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What is the point of taking a "tough hard stand" in overwhelming opposition to what your states citizens want?

Walker hasn't corrected any inherited budget deficit. Walker's own budget is $140 million in the hole. He hasn't "balanced" anything. Wisconsin is 49% in the nation in job creation, it's had months of straight job loss. It's a disaster.

And he, and his Republican state legislature, are the leaders.



Nope. You?

LOL - you and your prejudices! That's sad.
Walker's approval rating is better than Obama's so what does that tell you. I believe he beats Obama by 10+ points so I guess if you actually believed that this you would be fighting what Obama is doing

Unemployment is at the lowest level WI has seen in the last 4 years. Remember Job creation doesn't happen overnight and it definitely doesn't happen when the democrats fight everything you try to do in court to create jobs. You can't yell about jobs when your side is out there fighting companies that want to bring jobs to the state.

Yes I have plenty of family members and relatives that work in public service in WI. I have even more friends many whom are employed by the City or County of Milwaukee. Many of them are not happy about some of the changes Walker has brought, but understand why things needed to change. Nobody is ever happy when things are taken from them. A lot of them are not very happy with their own union and how things were handled by their union after Walker's changes
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Old 03-13-2012, 01:46 PM
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Walker's approval rating is better than Obama's so what does that tell you. I believe he beats Obama by 10+ points so I guess if you actually believed that this you would be fighting what Obama is doing
You think politicians should be supported by people based upon peer pressure from other citizens? That if other people think a politician is popular, you should support him, too? That's crazy!

You don't really think like that, do you?

Walker isn't running against President Obama. Walker is trying to run his state. Walkers approval ratings compared to other governors of other states doesn't even matter. All that matters is what Walker's citizens think of his performance.

And enough of them are upset with his poor performance, that he's undergoing a recall election, along with four more State legislators, and the Lt. Governor.

Now, they may all win, they may all lose, it may be split, but that's the fact of it.

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Unemployment is at the lowest level WI has seen in the last 4 years. Remember Job creation doesn't happen overnight and it definitely doesn't happen when the democrats fight everything you try to do in court to create jobs. You can't yell about jobs when your side is out there fighting companies that want to bring jobs to the state.
Wisconsin is 49th in job creation, seven straight months of job losses. Yes, one can yell about that.

I wish you'd stop with the "your side" stuff. This isn't South American soccer.

Yes indeed: many people have concerns about removing regulations that protect the environment; and do not support "job creation" at any environmental cost.

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Yes I have plenty of family members and relatives that work in public service in WI. I have even more friends many whom are employed by the City or County of Milwaukee. Many of them are not happy about some of the changes Walker has brought, but understand why things needed to change. Nobody is ever happy when things are taken from them. A lot of them are not very happy with their own union and how things were handled by their union after Walker's changes
And they are free to vote in the recall elections.

Walker asked for massive concessions from the unions, to help with budgeting, and the unions gave those concessions to him right away, and willingly.

So Walker continuing on to bust the unions, for no reason, to remove their rights as workers, in a state with a long history of strong unions and a strong middle class formed from unions, was abhorrent to them.
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