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03-14-2011, 12:51 PM
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I find Scott Walker to be a publicly proven liar.
Senate Leader Scott Fitzgerald-R goofed up, and admitted publicly on Fox this past weekend it was all about union busting to remove dues, to make it harder for Obama to get re-elected in 2012. Budget cuts - an excuse and a lie. If the budget was in such a state, why give $140 million in tax cuts and incentives to business first thing after you are elected? Then immediately turn around and cry you need $130 million in concessions from unions for this budget year? There are budget concerns. Walker doesn't seem to be addressing them in a realistic way. He is using them to achieve political goals. More interested in what Walker took away, then what he says remains. Good luck with his continuing to try and demonize teachers. Even the police and fire unions he spared from his bill for political reasons are now against him.
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