One million Wisconson voters want to sign a recall petition for the republicans

What is your interpretation of the phrase "The Employer shall contribute on behalf of the employee"?

My source believes this means the pension plan money is part of the total negotiated compensation and wages, paid vacations, retirement and health insurance are merely divvying up the total compensation package.

The point is that this is no longer sustainable. Either the workers contribute significantly more toward their benefits and pensions or they will see massive layoffs and loss of benefits. Done.
The point is why "this is no longer sustainable."

Specifically, how over the last half-century the richest Americans (individuals and corporations) have shifted the burden of the federal income tax off their shoulders and onto yours.

"How do the rich justify and excuse this record? They claim that they can invest the money they save from taxes and thereby create jobs etc.

"But do they? In fact, cutting rich people's taxes is often very bad for the rest of us (beyond the worsening inequality and hobbled government it produces).

"Several examples show this.

"First, a good part of the money the rich save from taxes is then lent by them to the government (in the form of buying US Treasury securities for their personal investment portfolios).

"It would obviously be better for the government to tax the rich to maintain its expenditures, and thereby avoid deficits and debts.

"Then, the government would not need to tax the rest of us to pay interest on those debts to the rich."

How the Rich...

Stop borrowing from the rich.
Tax the rich.

Undone.

The rich became rich by creating jobs.
Unemployment over the last decade (with the exception of expected and cyclical recessions) has been at stable acceptable numbers despite INCREASE in technology that eliminates jobs and despite an INCREASE in population.
What you refer to as "the rich" were and still are the job creators.
 
Are you calling for Wisconsin public employees to work for free, Koch-lick?

I believe you have a misunderstanding about a union pension and what an empoyer contribution is compared to an em0ployee contribution.

100 cents of each dollar deposited into the pension is NOT what comes out of the empoloyee
to the contray, I believe it was 6 cents from employee (tax deferred) and 94 cents from the state...and I believe it will now be adjusted to 12 cents per employee and 88 cents for the state.
What is your interpretation of the phrase "The Employer shall contribute on behalf of the employee"?

My source believes this means the pension plan money is part of the total negotiated compensation and wages, paid vacations, retirement and health insurance are merely divvying up the total compensation package.

That is exactly what the unions are claiming now....but they are spinning the truth.
There is not a single employee that will gladly trade money now for pension. That would mean that they NEVER have the choice to not put topward their pension and possibly lose their homes if times get tough for them.

They negotiate wages based on the wants of the union members and then toss in other "perks"...fringe benefits as they are referrd to.... such as pension contribution made by the employer.
 
Man you just gotta laugh your ass off over this one.
One million Wisconson voters want to sign a recall petition for the republicans


In three MONTHS they found a million people want to recall the Republicans.

Yet they are just now starting to get signatures to RECALL some of the 14 Democrat Fleebaggers.

put on your pink puddle boots folks, the chit is getting deep.

Some people are just Useful tools for The Democrat Party and there are quite a few here...

1 million DEMOCRATS who are refistered to vote (as I proved already) were polled and want a recall.....that means about 700,000 democrats that voted for Walkers opponent (1/3 of those registrered did not vote). Since Walkers opponent recieved 1.1 million votes, it appears 300,000 of them are happy with Walker.....and a recall would result in a larger win by Walker.

So the recall numbers are actually BAD news for those that are against Walker....but spun to look like good news.
 
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Question two
Do you believe Governor walker should be recalled?

Question three
Would you be willing to sign a recall petition or take some other actions?



Those are the questions

Yes. to 608 people.

Clearly those 608 people represent 5 million plus people in Wisconsin.

Are infants in Wisconsin voting now?

Read the poll results NY Carbineer.
Read them carefully.

Paragraph 4 in the "findings" section clarify's that those polled were strictly those that voted democratic or would have voted democratic (if they had voted, but didnt vote).
So that being said and seeing as the deomcratic candidate received 1.1 million votes out of the 3.5 million registered voters....

It appears that the Democratic voters have slipped in numbers and if there were a recall today and only those that voted, would vote again, the democratic candidate would get less than 750,000 votes.....losing nearly 1/3 of his support.

Learn how to read poll results.

It may save you a bit of embarrassment.
 
Wishin don't make it so. Let's see if the unions with the backing of the liberal media and the Obama administration can undermine an election.
According to Recall Senate Republicans Now | Scott Walker Watch, the Democrats and the unions probably got all the recall signatures they need on the first day.

Teachers are a pretty intelligent, educated group who don't enjoy being intimidated or maligned.

Most teachers spend their whole lives in the profession and are considered respected, responsible members of the community.

For the Republican Party to deliberately target this group as "scapegoats" may pay some dividends in the short term - GOP supporters in the teaching profession will become an endangered species for the forseeable future!

if they're so intelligent, why haven't they read the wisconsin constitution?

:rofl:
2010 Wisconsin Code
Chapter 9. Post-election actions; direct legislation.
9.10 Recall.

9.10(1)(a)
(a) The qualified electors of the state, of any county, city, village, or town, of any congressional, legislative, judicial, town sanitary, or school district, or of any prosecutorial unit may petition for the recall of any incumbent elective official by filing a petition with the same official or agency with whom nomination papers or declarations of candidacy for the office are filed demanding the recall of the officeholder.

9.10(1)(b)
(b) Except as provided in par. (c), a petition for recall of an officer shall be signed by electors equal to at least 25% of the vote cast for the office of governor at the last election within the same district or territory as that of the officeholder being recalled.

9.10(2)(s)
(s) No petition for recall of an officer may be offered for filing prior to the expiration of one year after commencement of the term of office for which the officer is elected.

http://scottwalkerwatch.com/?page_id=933

http://law.justia.com/codes/wisconsin/2010/9/9.10.html
Election Administration Manual for Wisconsin Municipal Clerks

RECALL ELECTIONS

Summary
Wisconsin law permits voters to recall elected officials under certain circumstances. Recall is an opportunity for voters to require elected officials to stand for election before the end of the official’s term. No petition for recall of an officer may be offered for filing before the expiration of one year after commencement of the term of office for which the officer is elected. The Elections Board staff has prepared a manual, Recall of Local Elected Officials, which can be found on the agency website.

Procedures

Registration Required
1. Before a recall petition may be circulated, the individual or committee seeking the recall of an elected official must file a Campaign Registration Statement (EB-1) with the filing officer.
2. The Campaign Registration Statement (EB-1) must clearly indicate that the committee is registering as a recall committee and identify the officeholder it seeks to recall.
3. A statement must be attached to the Campaign Registration Statement (EB-1) form indicating:
a. the petitioner’s intent to circulate a recall petition;
b. the name of the officeholder for whom recall is sought; and
c. the reason for the recall which is related to the official responsibilities of the officeholder (the same reason must appear on the petition).
4. No signature on a recall petition is valid until the Campaign Registration Statement (EB-1) and a statement of reasons for the recall has been filed with the filing officer.

Election Administration Manual for Wisconsin Municipal Clerks

July 2007

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http://scottwalkerwatch.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/02/Recall_manual.pdf
1. I've provided the links to

2010 Wisconsin Code
Chapter 9. Post-election actions; direct legislation.
9.10 Recall

AND

Election Administration Manual for Wisconsin Municipal Clerks
RECALL ELECTIONS

2. Governor Walker and anyone else who was successful during the last election is not eligible for recall until 2012.

3. The 8 Republican state senators who have been in office more than 1 year can be subject to recall!

4. The recall formula is based on the number of votes each individual senator received in their district.
 
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According to Recall Senate Republicans Now | Scott Walker Watch, the Democrats and the unions probably got all the recall signatures they need on the first day.

Teachers are a pretty intelligent, educated group who don't enjoy being intimidated or maligned.

Most teachers spend their whole lives in the profession and are considered respected, responsible members of the community.

For the Republican Party to deliberately target this group as "scapegoats" may pay some dividends in the short term - GOP supporters in the teaching profession will become an endangered species for the forseeable future!

if they're so intelligent, why haven't they read the wisconsin constitution?

:rofl:
Walker is not eligible for recall until 2012 BUT 8 Republican state senators who have been in office more than 1 year can be recalled!

gee, they should probably run away and hide in illinois, then.
:eusa_shhh:
 
if they're so intelligent, why haven't they read the wisconsin constitution?

:rofl:
Walker is not eligible for recall until 2012 BUT 8 Republican state senators who have been in office more than 1 year can be recalled!

gee, they should probably run away and hide in illinois, then.
:eusa_shhh:
The Republican state senators can run away and hide anywhere they want because this process does not require their physical presence.
 
All irrelevant.

According to the poll results cited in this thread, there is a less number of democrats that DONT support the republican Governor than there was at the time of the election....

Let them recall all they want. The republicans would likely win by even a larger margin than they did.
 
What is your interpretation of the phrase "The Employer shall contribute on behalf of the employee"?

My source believes this means the pension plan money is part of the total negotiated compensation and wages, paid vacations, retirement and health insurance are merely divvying up the total compensation package.

The point is that this is no longer sustainable. Either the workers contribute significantly more toward their benefits and pensions or they will see massive layoffs and loss of benefits. Done.
The point is why "this is no longer sustainable."

Specifically, how over the last half-century the richest Americans (individuals and corporations) have shifted the burden of the federal income tax off their shoulders and onto yours.

"How do the rich justify and excuse this record? They claim that they can invest the money they save from taxes and thereby create jobs etc.

"But do they? In fact, cutting rich people's taxes is often very bad for the rest of us (beyond the worsening inequality and hobbled government it produces).

"Several examples show this.

"First, a good part of the money the rich save from taxes is then lent by them to the government (in the form of buying US Treasury securities for their personal investment portfolios).

"It would obviously be better for the government to tax the rich to maintain its expenditures, and thereby avoid deficits and debts.

"Then, the government would not need to tax the rest of us to pay interest on those debts to the rich."

How the Rich...

Stop borrowing from the rich.
Tax the rich.

Undone.

Georgie...the class warfare card and 50 cents gets you a phone call.
the facts are clear. For the last three decades, governments have been handing property owners larger and larger tax bills to fund public worker wages and benefits. There is no more money. Soaking the wealthy and those who you think are wealthy only goes to reduce the amount of available capital to government, it also damages the economy.
Case and point. In the last 10 years, New Jersey has enacted not one but TWO property tax caps. First was during the Corzine admin where annual tax increases were limited to 4%. Recently the NJ Legislature enacted a 2% annual cap.
Each time the ones who protested the loudest were of course the people who operate public worker unions.
Your argument is disingenuous.
 
The single biggest reason governments have been handing property owners bigger and bigger tax bills over the last three decades is because "the richest Americans have dramatically lowered their income tax burden since 1945, both absolutely and relative to the tax burdens of the middle income groups and the poor."

Consider three simple graphs that reveal if today's highest earners were required to pay the same rates they paid during the decades after WWII, the federal government would need far lower deficits to support the private sector through our Great Recession.

"Instead, a rather vicious cycle has been at work for years. Reduced taxes on the rich leave them with more money to influence politicians and politics. Their influence wins them further tax reductions, which gives them still more money to put to political use.

"When the loss of tax revenue from the rich worsens already strained government budgets, the rich press politicians to cut public services and government jobs and not even debate a return to the higher taxes the rich used to pay.

"So it goes - from Washington, to Wisconsin to New York City."

The Rich don't exist without class warfare.

Any argument is beyond disingenuous.

It's suicidal.
 
The single biggest reason governments have been handing property owners bigger and bigger tax bills over the last three decades is because "the richest Americans have dramatically lowered their income tax burden since 1945, both absolutely and relative to the tax burdens of the middle income groups and the poor."

Consider three simple graphs that reveal if today's highest earners were required to pay the same rates they paid during the decades after WWII, the federal government would need far lower deficits to support the private sector through our Great Recession.

"Instead, a rather vicious cycle has been at work for years. Reduced taxes on the rich leave them with more money to influence politicians and politics. Their influence wins them further tax reductions, which gives them still more money to put to political use.

"When the loss of tax revenue from the rich worsens already strained government budgets, the rich press politicians to cut public services and government jobs and not even debate a return to the higher taxes the rich used to pay.

"So it goes - from Washington, to Wisconsin to New York City."

The Rich don't exist without class warfare.

Any argument is beyond disingenuous.

It's suicidal.

Nice try using someone else's opinion...
i just got through pointing out that NJ residents have been strained to the point where they are being taxed out of their homes. EVERYONE is making sacrifices and the tax burdens have reached their zenith.
Adding additional taxation to an already strained tax base simply adds to misery.
Increasing taxes has shown to be disastrous. Fact..in the last 10 years over $70 billion in wealth has left the state of NJ. That's residents and business. Main reason is excessive taxation.
The proper solution is for government to do with less and spend less.
If that means public workers have to earn less and contribute more to their perks, so be it. Public workers are a protected and privileged class. No one in the private sector gets free or such extremely low cost health insurance. No one in the private sector gets a pension to which they contribute so little. No one in the private sector gets to roll over unused vacation and sick time in perpetuity. Why should the taxpayers have to fund such goodies? This should not be.
Once again, no matter how your writer there tries to spin this, it is a fact that the wealthiest earners pay a disproportionate percentage of the total tax burden.
How much do you want to keep, george? 80%? 90%....why not just tell anyone who makes $100,000 per year they get NONE of it....OOPS there are rank and file public workers in NJ that exceed that number by a bunch......
 
Maybe you've noticed NJ has company?

If we exclude the state of North Dakota (which solved this problem in 1919) the combined deficits of the other 49 states is over $100 billion.

US corporations that depend on US schools, roads and aircraft carriers currently avoid about $100 billion every year in taxes by pretending to do business in the Cayman Islands.

Do you see the solution?

Why not just tell everyone who makes $100,000 per year or less to keep ALL of it and tax the Koch brothers and other parasites at the same rate they rich paid between 1945 -1980?

Or would that qualify as class war?
 
The point is that this is no longer sustainable. Either the workers contribute significantly more toward their benefits and pensions or they will see massive layoffs and loss of benefits. Done.
The point is why "this is no longer sustainable."

Specifically, how over the last half-century the richest Americans (individuals and corporations) have shifted the burden of the federal income tax off their shoulders and onto yours.

"How do the rich justify and excuse this record? They claim that they can invest the money they save from taxes and thereby create jobs etc.

"But do they? In fact, cutting rich people's taxes is often very bad for the rest of us (beyond the worsening inequality and hobbled government it produces).

"Several examples show this.

"First, a good part of the money the rich save from taxes is then lent by them to the government (in the form of buying US Treasury securities for their personal investment portfolios).

"It would obviously be better for the government to tax the rich to maintain its expenditures, and thereby avoid deficits and debts.

"Then, the government would not need to tax the rest of us to pay interest on those debts to the rich."

How the Rich...

Stop borrowing from the rich.
Tax the rich.

Undone.

Georgie...the class warfare card and 50 cents gets you a phone call.
the facts are clear. For the last three decades, governments have been handing property owners larger and larger tax bills to fund public worker wages and benefits. There is no more money. Soaking the wealthy and those who you think are wealthy only goes to reduce the amount of available capital to government, it also damages the economy.
Case and point. In the last 10 years, New Jersey has enacted not one but TWO property tax caps. First was during the Corzine admin where annual tax increases were limited to 4%. Recently the NJ Legislature enacted a 2% annual cap.
Each time the ones who protested the loudest were of course the people who operate public worker unions.
Your argument is disingenuous.


Actually.........doesnt even get you a phone call these days. And everybody knows it...........except the lefty internet k00ks.:fu:


How many times do I have to post up the election map from 2010 swamped in red from sea to shining sea???
 
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Well...........maybe just one more time!!!!!



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Lefty internet k00ks for the gay...................:blowup::fu::fu::fu:
 
Do you see the solution?

Why not just tell everyone who makes $100,000 per year or less to keep ALL of it and tax the Koch brothers and other parasites at the same rate they rich paid between 1945 -1980?
:eusa_whistle:

Here they are, good People. The richest ten politicians in Congress, according to the Huffington Post (1). While the economy has been going down the drain, capitol hill lawmakers have "gained a cumulative $1.4 Billion in personal wealth from 2008 to 2009" (2).

The actual report came from The Hill dot Com where they reported on the 50 wealthiest Congressmen (3). Here are the ten fattest cats in Congress as presented by the Huffington Post (1):

1) Senator John Kerry (D-Mass) - $188.6 Million


2) Representative Darrell Issa (R-California) - $160.1 Million


3) Representative Jane Harman (D-California) - $152.3 Million


4) Senator Jay Rockefeller (D-West Virginia) - $83.7 Million


5) Representative Michael McCaCaul - (R-Texas) - $73.8 Million


6) Senator Mark Warner (D-Virginia) - $70.2 Million


7) Representative Jared Polis (D-Colorado) - $56.5 Million


8) Representative Vern Buchanan (R-Florida) - $53.5 Million


9) Senator Frank Lautenberg (D-New Jersey) - $49.7 Million


10) Senator Dianne Feinstein (D-California) - $46.1 Million




OpEdNews - Article: Top Ten Richest Politicians in Congress
 
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