Was Hillary The Problem, or something deeper? Wisconsin Faces a Political Crossroads Tuesday

[basquebromance]

Wisconsin Faces a Political Crossroads Tuesday. Which Way Will It Go?

the very identity of the state, which swings between progressivism and conservatism, is up for grabs

 

[rightwinger]

Will there be Scott Walker regret?

 

[Votto]

Wisconsin Faces a Political Crossroads Tuesday. Which Way Will It Go?

the very identity of the state, which swings between progressivism and conservatism, is up for grabs

It swings between progressivism and conservatism?

Wut? Government only swings Left.

Look at our spending. Look at our borders. Nothing changes except more and more of the same.

 

[Disir]

Will there be Scott Walker regret?

Only since 2011. He is the sucking sound of Wisconsin.

 

[TroglocratsRdumb]

The Democratic Party's quest to replace Anglo Voters with illegal aliens has alienated millions of Voters

 

[saveliberty]

While Wisconsin may be similar to the US with pockets of liberals in an otherwise rural state, Walker is not Trump nor is Wisconsin necessarily battling the same issues as other parts of the nation. Not that this will stop people from declaring some absolute truths after the election.

 

[saveliberty]

Hillary was the problem.

 

[Sunni Man]

Hillary lost the election because of Hillary. ...

 

[AZGAL]

Wisconsin ‘Blue Wave’ Against Walker May Crash Due To Overcrowding
August 11, 2018 at 2:11 pm CBSMN

MADISON, Wis. (AP) — Wisconsin Republican Gov. Scott Walker has been warning for months about a “blue wave” coming this fall, but so many Democrats are eager to ride it that it is a struggle for any dominant challenger to emerge.

Eight Democrats are taking on Walker as he seeks a third term, a sign of just how badly the party wants to dethrone one of the GOP’s most recognizable governors. Walker’s strong anti-union moves made him a demon to the left and catapulted him to the national stage for a brief 2016 presidential run.

State schools chief Tony Evers, who has skirmished with Walker on a number of issues over the years, enters Tuesday’s primary as the best-known Democrat.
Though he leads in polls, many voters are undecided, and some challengers are counting on a surge from younger voters to help them topple the 66-year-old Evers.
“We’ve been ignored by out-of-touch politicians,” said Kelda Roys, a 39-year-old former state lawmaker who got noticed early in the campaign with a video that showed her breastfeeding her daughter. Roys argues she is the one to appeal to millennials, Gen Xers and suburban married women.

The primary will serve as a test of Democratic enthusiasm in a state that has long been associated with liberal politics but has been trending red and narrowly voted for President Donald Trump in 2016. The large field of Democratic challengers to Walker is the latest example of the energy in the party as it tries to regain ground, especially in the Upper Midwest.

Even though Wisconsin has trended red in recent years, Democrats are optimistic they will re-elect Democratic U.S. Sen. Tammy Baldwin and defeat Walker. And they’re counting on more than the usual bump the party out of power gets in a midterm election. Their blue wave talk began in January when they won a special legislative race in a conservative district, continued with a liberal candidate’s victory in a statewide Supreme Court race in April and soared again with another special election victory in conservative territory in June.

“For the first time since the dawn of the Scott Walker era, Democrats have reason for optimism that the political environment will favor our nominee,” said Democratic strategist Joe Zepecki. “The political environment nationally is making it very difficult to run as a Republican right now.”

Walker has a great story to tell — Wisconsin’s unemployment is at record lows — but he must battle against the national tide that favors Democrats, said Republican strategist Mark Graul.

 

[AZGAL]

Russian Dossier Law Firm Perkins Coie Has Connections to Wisconsin Democrats - RightWisconsin

 

[TroglocratsRdumb]

Wisconsin's taxpayers are tired of being raped by the greedy corrupt unions and that is why Walker was elected. If you have seen the union protests you saw how crazy the left wingers are. They are just like a fanatical cult.

 

[Dreadnaught1968]

Looks like there's plenty of candidates for the Dims to choose from, today. It will be interesting to see who they select to be thrown into the Walker Blender. Sad we won't get to see Tom Barrett get slapped in the face, again...

 

[evenflow1969]

Wisconsin's taxpayers are tired of being raped by the greedy corrupt unions and that is why Walker was elected. If you have seen the union protests you saw how crazy the left wingers are. They are just like a fanatical cult.

ya greedy corrupt unions riding around in used cars and barely making the bills while CEO's and management run around in Benzes and beemers and million dollar yachts. The guys living pay check to pay check are the greedy ones!