How man Democratic Wisconsin state legistators are facing recall elections today?

[MeBelle]

Dam those republicans trying to fix their state!

Milwaukee to see net gain from state budget - JSOnline

Despite early criticism from city officials, new figures show Milwaukee will gain more than it will lose next year from the state's controversial budget and budget-repair legislation.

The city projects it will save at least $25 million a year - and potentially as much as $36 million in 2012 - from health care benefit changes it didn't have to negotiate with unions, as a result of provisions in the 2009-'11 budget-repair measure that ended most collective bargaining for most public employees.

That saving would be partly offset by about $14 million in cuts in state aid to the city in the 2011-'13 state budget. The figure is down from earlier estimates of more than $17 million, after the Legislature scaled back Gov. Scott Walker's proposed cuts in aid for local streets and recycling.

As a result, the city would come out with a net gain of at least $11 million for its 2012 budget, slicing into the "structural deficit" created by costs rising faster than revenue and reducing the spending cuts that Mayor Tom Barrett and the Common Council must impose.



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[OohPooPahDoo]

The city projects it will save at least $25 million a year - and potentially as much as $36 million in 2012 - from health care benefit changes it didn't have to negotiate with unions, as a result of provisions in the 2009-'11 budget-repair measure that ended most collective bargaining for most public employees.

And that 25 million a year for health care will now come from .... what?

 

[Two Thumbs]

HA HA MUTHER FUCKERS!

Even the birthplace of progressism says they are sick of the liberal bullshit and it's time to go conservative.

Can we say bye bye dems?

Yes we can. Yes we can!!

 

[Two Thumbs]

My apolopies in case anyone wrote this between the name calling but a couple of observations if I may:

The Wisc. Repubs ran on taking care of the budget and won.
The gov and others balanced the budget without raising taxes.
Private sector union membership is only about 10 percent of the labor force.
The citizens rioted in support of the public sector unions which costs lots and comes from taxpayer money.
Now the citizenry wants to throw out the people who did what they said they would do if elected.

Actually, per the election results, only a small, but well funded by the unions, minority, wanted a return to wastefull spending and having spoiled children in office.

after the 2012 elections there will be even fewer dems in office.

 

[LadyGunSlinger]

HA HA MUTHER FUCKERS!

Even the birthplace of progressism says they are sick of the liberal bullshit and it's time to go conservative.

Can we say bye bye dems?

Yes we can. Yes we can!!

LMAO!! I watched Fox and Friends this morning and quickly changed it over to Morning Schmuck and they couldn't spin the loss either.. It's a beautiful day in America! The people have awoken from a long slumber.. next year we will see liberals placed back in their box and put beneath a rock where they belong..

 

[WillowTree]

How man Democratic Wisconsin state legistators are facing recall elections today?

Is it 6?

Wisconsin votes in largest group of recall elections | Reuters


Nope. Its zero.

Six state Senate Republicans face recall elections on Tuesday in what has become a referendum on Republican Governor Scott Walker's conservative policies. Two Senate Democrats face challengers on August 16 and one retained his seat in July.

them dam dim from wisconsin can't "face" anythings dem damn dims day run.