Thank You Big Labor for making Walker a National Hero & showing you have no strength

[jack113]

Indeed

Fascists believe in small gov't

According to liberal turds like truthseeker, the Founding Fathers were all fascists.

Your brain power matches your image.

 

[Big Fitz]

I hope Walker wins by 20%- send a message to these Union thugs....

Leaked rumors about internal polling from the Barrett campaign suggest a 15-18 point lead for Walker. You might get your wish. Even many of my liberal friends are not happy with the unions and out of state corruption with the recall effort from the left. Madison's near riots by professional leftists has not been forgotten or forgiven.

It's interesting to me that Axelrod is now saying that the outcome of this recall will have no connection whatever to the national mood or to any other election outcomes.

This is similar to a helecopter doing an emergency landing known as counter-rotation. They're hoping they get enough spin of the blades by air pressure the other way to slow the fall and not all die.

Good friggen luck on that when you fly nap of earth like Asslerod.

 

[auditor0007]

Speaking of thugs

Those angry Wisconsinites who signed the petition to recall Governor Scott Walker were involved in over 20,000 felonies including homicide, arson and stalking.

And your point? They only needed 540,208 valid signatures, and they got over 900,000 valid signatures, almost double what they needed. Any petition drive is going to get a small percentage of bad signatures, but you already know that. You just are playing the idiot again.

 

[Big Fitz]

walker as VP?

man that would be interesting

You're more likely to get Paul Ryan than Walker. Walker's the kind of 'vindictive' sort of conservative that likes to make sure the deer he has shot and gutted stays that way.

Riled up indignation and chinese firedrill of leftist fucktardery in:

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[jack113]

If by some fluke Walker stays in office which I doubt very much his followers better be ready to hand over their pension funds to their Nazi leader Koch like good little fascists.

 

[Big Fitz]

If by some fluke Walker stays in office which I doubt very much his followers better be ready to hand over their pension funds to their Nazi leader Koch like good little fascists.

You so kwazy... an stoopid too.

 

[Zander]

If by some fluke Walker stays in office which I doubt very much his followers better be ready to hand over their pension funds to their Nazi leader Koch like good little fascists.

A fluke? That's rich!! Walker's going to win because the Wisconsin voters are not stupid. The realize that Walker's common sense reforms saved the state $BILLIONS and at the same time saved thousands of jobs. Something the leftist labor Union thugs could never do.

How do you think the Union members who pay thousand per year in dues feel about the Union wasting so much of their money on a fruitless recall?? I can tell you that I'd be pissed.....

 

[The T]

walker as VP?

man that would be interesting

You're more likely to get Paul Ryan than Walker. Walker's the kind of 'vindictive' sort of conservative that likes to make sure the deer he has shot and gutted stays that way.

Riled up indignation and chinese firedrill of leftist fucktardery in:

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[code1211]

Problem is...the numbers aren't adding up.

Walker says he added 33,000 jobs, outside sources say WI has LOST 27,000 jobs.

Wisconsin missing out on U.S. jobs gains - m.JSOnline.com

That link is the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel which enforced Walker both in the original election AND now the recall.

Walker is likely to win the recall, but still lose the Governor seat, the John Doe investigation is closing in on him.

The problem with Democrat math is that, if it's wrong, and it usually is, everyone knows it.

When Reagan was running for a second term, an unbiased viewer of the MSM would have concluded that he was retarded, his administration was corrupt, the country was circling the drain and that he would lose by a landslide.

Turns out he came within .18% of the vote in Minnesota, home state of his opponent, of carrying every state in the Union. A recount probably would have given it to Reagan, but why bother?

Now, with a healthy and thriving not so main stream media, there are alternative voices to be heard and the Democrat ideologues and their tripe that stinks on ice is shown for what it is.

The good people of Wisconsin are proving to not be the dupes of the Democrat info machine. It's all coming down around you. Walker was right. The unions were wrong and the people of Wisconsin know it.

Hell, by now the Unions of Wisconsin probably know it.

The lie is over.

Wow, that was amazing. You babbled on for a solid 10 minutes, and didn't manage to even sideswipe what he said. You should run for President, with skills like that you'll win for sure.

I said he was lying. For the reading impaired, that is, you, here is a link that supports my assertion:

http://dwd.wisconsin.gov/dwd/newsreleases/2012/unemployment/120419_march_state.pdf

<snip>
WISCONSIN MARCH UNEMPLOYMENT RATE DECLINES TO 6.8 PERCENT
Preliminary BLS estimates: More employed, fewer jobless compared to year ago
MADISON – The Department of Workforce Development (DWD) today released the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) preliminary data for March, showing Wisconsin’s unemployment rate declined to 6.8 percent (seasonally adjusted) from February. Compared to a year ago, more people are working.
“Wisconsin’s March preliminary unemployment rate dropped to 6.8 percent, after holding at 6.9 percent for two months,” Secretary Reggie Newson said. “A year ago, the rate was 7.6 percent. With unemployment rates not this low since 2008, Wisconsin’s economic picture continues to improve.”
“In addition, the same BLS survey data show more people are working today than a year ago,” Secretary Newson continued. “Approximately 18,500 more Wisconsin residents are employed compared to March 2011.”
<snip>

 

[code1211]

If by some fluke Walker stays in office which I doubt very much his followers better be ready to hand over their pension funds to their Nazi leader Koch like good little fascists.

If walker hadn't implemented his plan, there would be no money to pay the pensions.

You really don't have the first clue, do you.

 

[Stukaman]

Speaking of thugs

Those angry Wisconsinites who signed the petition to recall Governor Scott Walker were involved in over 20,000 felonies including homicide, arson and stalking.

And your point? They only needed 540,208 valid signatures, and they got over 900,000 valid signatures, almost double what they needed. Any petition drive is going to get a small percentage of bad signatures, but you already know that. You just are playing the idiot again.

-------------900,000 signatures like Mickey Mouse, Donald Duck, Osama Bin Laudin etc., all dropped off at the state elections board with just 2 weeks to validate them all. The Walker camp tried to get more time to properly validate the signatures but of course a Union friendly judge would not allow it. Not that it will matter, Democratic election fraud has been so rampant that 500,000 signatures will be manufactured even if they have to dig up the dead to do it.

The Stukaman

 

[Stukaman]

[QUOTE How do you think the Union members who pay thousand per year in dues feel about the Union wasting so much of their money on a fruitless recall?? I can tell you that I'd be pissed.....[/QUOTE]



------------There are going to be many union workers wondering where their pension benefits went after this, and those repulsive union bosses who gave away all their stolen dues money will have some explaining to do.

The Stukaman

 

[bitterlyclingin]

Still plenty of time for big labor to steal the election as they have done at various times in the past.
During the Washington State gubernatorial contest recount between Christine Gregoire (D) and Dino Rossi (R) the election was decided by Democratic ballots that mysteriously turned up in the mid to upper level branches of that state's Redwood and Sequoia forests.
During the Minnesota Senatorial election recount between Al Franken (D) and Norm Coleman (R) the election was decided by Democratic ballots that had been mysteriously misplaced in the headliners and inflated spare tires of Democratic Poll workers cars.
In Connecticut, a state where a Republican lawyer sent to the City of Bridgeport as a poll watcher casually remarked that the Working Families Party poll workers, hatched from the same cockroach incubator as Bertha Lewis's ACORN, behaved remarkably like the ACORN workers used to. 36 hours after the polls closed with Democratic candidate Malloy some 8,000 votes behind the Republican, a bag of 10,000 exclusively Democratic ballots was discovered behind the boarded up windows of one of that city's Main Street store fronts. Hopefully this coming November CT's Republican Party officials will send their poll watchers out, Davids confronting the Democratic Goliath, with more than half a sling shot each.
The Wisconsin Unions haven't demonstrated any tendencies towards civility or obeying the rule of law, yet. It would be foolish to think they were ready to demonstrate any such behaviors, other than those they have already demonstrated. It wouldn't be a good idea to let any Wisconsin Democratic poll worker bring their cars any closer than 10,000 feet to the polling places

 

[Vidi]

The problem with Democrat math is that, if it's wrong, and it usually is, everyone knows it.

When Reagan was running for a second term, an unbiased viewer of the MSM would have concluded that he was retarded, his administration was corrupt, the country was circling the drain and that he would lose by a landslide.

Turns out he came within .18% of the vote in Minnesota, home state of his opponent, of carrying every state in the Union. A recount probably would have given it to Reagan, but why bother?

Now, with a healthy and thriving not so main stream media, there are alternative voices to be heard and the Democrat ideologues and their tripe that stinks on ice is shown for what it is.

The good people of Wisconsin are proving to not be the dupes of the Democrat info machine. It's all coming down around you. Walker was right. The unions were wrong and the people of Wisconsin know it.

Hell, by now the Unions of Wisconsin probably know it.

The lie is over.

Wow, that was amazing. You babbled on for a solid 10 minutes, and didn't manage to even sideswipe what he said. You should run for President, with skills like that you'll win for sure.

I said he was lying. For the reading impaired, that is, you, here is a link that supports my assertion:

http://dwd.wisconsin.gov/dwd/newsreleases/2012/unemployment/120419_march_state.pdf

<snip>
WISCONSIN MARCH UNEMPLOYMENT RATE DECLINES TO 6.8 PERCENT
Preliminary BLS estimates: More employed, fewer jobless compared to year ago
MADISON &#8211; The Department of Workforce Development (DWD) today released the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) preliminary data for March, showing Wisconsin&#8217;s unemployment rate declined to 6.8 percent (seasonally adjusted) from February. Compared to a year ago, more people are working.
&#8220;Wisconsin&#8217;s March preliminary unemployment rate dropped to 6.8 percent, after holding at 6.9 percent for two months,&#8221; Secretary Reggie Newson said. &#8220;A year ago, the rate was 7.6 percent. With unemployment rates not this low since 2008, Wisconsin&#8217;s economic picture continues to improve.&#8221;
&#8220;In addition, the same BLS survey data show more people are working today than a year ago,&#8221; Secretary Newson continued. &#8220;Approximately 18,500 more Wisconsin residents are employed compared to March 2011.&#8221;
<snip>

Your source says they got their numbers from the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics.


Here's what the US Bureau has to say:

Table 5. Employees on nonfarm payrolls by state and selected industry sector, seasonally adjusted


Wisconsin from April 2011 to April 2012
From 2,753.4 down to 2,732.0 ( in the thousands )

And they say job loss.

So the only liar is your source that claims 2732.0 is a larger number than 2753.4. Oh and Newson, because the data clearly shows LESS people are working in Wisconsin now than a year ago.

Additionally, the Workforce numbers later in your source are based on unemployment claims, NOT actual jobs created.

 

[code1211]

Wow, that was amazing. You babbled on for a solid 10 minutes, and didn't manage to even sideswipe what he said. You should run for President, with skills like that you'll win for sure.

I said he was lying. For the reading impaired, that is, you, here is a link that supports my assertion:

http://dwd.wisconsin.gov/dwd/newsreleases/2012/unemployment/120419_march_state.pdf

<snip>
WISCONSIN MARCH UNEMPLOYMENT RATE DECLINES TO 6.8 PERCENT
Preliminary BLS estimates: More employed, fewer jobless compared to year ago
MADISON – The Department of Workforce Development (DWD) today released the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) preliminary data for March, showing Wisconsin’s unemployment rate declined to 6.8 percent (seasonally adjusted) from February. Compared to a year ago, more people are working.
“Wisconsin’s March preliminary unemployment rate dropped to 6.8 percent, after holding at 6.9 percent for two months,” Secretary Reggie Newson said. “A year ago, the rate was 7.6 percent. With unemployment rates not this low since 2008, Wisconsin’s economic picture continues to improve.”
“In addition, the same BLS survey data show more people are working today than a year ago,” Secretary Newson continued. “Approximately 18,500 more Wisconsin residents are employed compared to March 2011.”
<snip>

Your source says they got their numbers from the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics.


Here's what the US Bureau has to say:

Table 5. Employees on nonfarm payrolls by state and selected industry sector, seasonally adjusted


Wisconsin from April 2011 to April 2012
From 2,753.4 down to 2,732.0 ( in the thousands )

And they say job loss.

So the only liar is your source that claims 2732.0 is a larger number than 2753.4. Oh and Newson, because the data clearly shows LESS people are working in Wisconsin now than a year ago.

Additionally, the Workforce numbers later in your source are based on unemployment claims, NOT actual jobs created.

From that same cite, another table that just counts all of the Wisconsinites. The one you showed excluded farm labor in "The Dairy State".

Table 1. Employment status of the civilian noninstitutional population 16 years of age and over by region, division, and state, 2010-11 annual averages

This one shows that the population of Wisconsin dropped so the % of those working increased as a part of the reduced population even though the total employed also dropped.

 

[Big Fitz]

Speaking of thugs

Those angry Wisconsinites who signed the petition to recall Governor Scott Walker were involved in over 20,000 felonies including homicide, arson and stalking.

And your point? They only needed 540,208 valid signatures, and they got over 900,000 valid signatures, almost double what they needed. Any petition drive is going to get a small percentage of bad signatures, but you already know that. You just are playing the idiot again.

-------------900,000 signatures like Mickey Mouse, Donald Duck, Osama Bin Laudin etc., all dropped off at the state elections board with just 2 weeks to validate them all. The Walker camp tried to get more time to properly validate the signatures but of course a Union friendly judge would not allow it. Not that it will matter, Democratic election fraud has been so rampant that 500,000 signatures will be manufactured even if they have to dig up the dead to do it.

The Stukaman

It's turning out that although it's expensive, this is turning into a Volt or Edsel size fiasco for the left and even more particularly WEAC. They cannot hide what greedy fucks they've been and to what sick depths they'll sink to get what they want and screw you you fascist righties if you think you even have a right to think anything other than what we tell you to think.

 

[Charles_Main]

Thank you Big Labor for once again proving you care about Nothing but your own Pay Checks. As if the UAW nearly Driving the US Auto Industry into oblivion was not proof enough. Unions will always choose their own Selfish Needs over those of the Public, No different than a "evil" Corporation. Any Fucking Fool who thinks otherwise is part of the Problem. Unions DO NOT exist to "make things better for us all" Not anymore, No unions today Exist to get the most money, for the least amount of work possible for their Select Groups of members. Period. And they could care less if their Demands mean a US industry can not compete, or a US state goes Bankrupt. They will never stop wanting more.

 

[Claudette]

Thank you Big Labor for once again proving you care about Nothing but your own Pay Checks. As if the UAW nearly Driving the US Auto Industry into oblivion was not proof enough. Unions will always choose their own Selfish Needs over those of the Public, No different than a "evil" Corporation. Any Fucking Fool who thinks otherwise is part of the Problem. Unions DO NOT exist to "make things better for us all" Not anymore, No unions today Exist to get the most money, for the least amount of work possible for their Select Groups of members. Period. And they could care less if their Demands mean a US industry can not compete, or a US state goes Bankrupt. They will never stop wanting more.

Big fat Bingo on that one CM.

 

[Big Fitz]

Thank you Big Labor for once again proving you care about Nothing but your own Pay Checks. As if the UAW nearly Driving the US Auto Industry into oblivion was not proof enough. Unions will always choose their own Selfish Needs over those of the Public, No different than a "evil" Corporation. Any Fucking Fool who thinks otherwise is part of the Problem. Unions DO NOT exist to "make things better for us all" Not anymore, No unions today Exist to get the most money, for the least amount of work possible for their Select Groups of members. Period. And they could care less if their Demands mean a US industry can not compete, or a US state goes Bankrupt. They will never stop wanting more.

auto industry... steel industry... textile industry... manufacturing...

who's next? Who's even left? And note where they're all returning to? Right to Work states.

 

[The T]

Thank you Big Labor for once again proving you care about Nothing but your own Pay Checks. As if the UAW nearly Driving the US Auto Industry into oblivion was not proof enough. Unions will always choose their own Selfish Needs over those of the Public, No different than a "evil" Corporation. Any Fucking Fool who thinks otherwise is part of the Problem. Unions DO NOT exist to "make things better for us all" Not anymore, No unions today Exist to get the most money, for the least amount of work possible for their Select Groups of members. Period. And they could care less if their Demands mean a US industry can not compete, or a US state goes Bankrupt. They will never stop wanting more.

Unions=Money Laundering