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I think this is a fair & important question. We all know Unions,Democrats, and George Soros are behind the Recall effort against Governor Scott Walker. So should all Wisconsin Taxpayers be forced to fund it?
Yes, they should. It's in their constitution to allow for these recalls, apparently for what ever reason, so until the taxpayers of Wisconsin get the state legislature to change it they accept the responsibility for it.
Yes. The taxpayers don't fund this sort of thing because they, personally and individually, support whichever particular recall election it is. They fund it so that they, all the voters collectively, have the power to bring recall elections if ever and whenever they feel it's necessary. Next time around, it could be the conservatives who want to call one. Paying to extend that ability to everyone protects the ability for everyone.
And isn't funny that the Governor has done what he said he'd do in the original election and save money?
SOME didn't like that idea and instead cost the state even more form a fussfit because they didn't like it?
Don't be surprised if there's a huge Taxpayer backlash against Unions/Democrats after it's all said and done. Wait till they get the tab.
To fine tune our argument a little, Cecille, they're recalling a governor based on THEIR tantrum. He did what he said he was going to do on balancing the budget and paying the state debt down. That's what he ran on.Yes, the provision is in their state constitution.
Fair enough. I admit i'm not quite up to snuff on the Wisconsin State Constitution.
Well, if they're having a recall election, then presumably recall elections are provided for in their state Constitution.
neither do I like it...But the Governor was true to what he was elected to do.To fine tune our argument a little, Cecille, they're recalling a governor based on THEIR tantrum. He did what he said he was going to do on balancing the budget and paying the state debt down. That's what he ran on.Fair enough. I admit i'm not quite up to snuff on the Wisconsin State Constitution.
Well, if they're having a recall election, then presumably recall elections are provided for in their state Constitution.
It isn't right to make hard-working taxpayer's money go to benefit people who already have plenty.
Governor Walker could have taken the easy way out. He could have just canned half the teachers to cut spending. Instead, he only asked them to take the most modest of pay cuts, and nobody lost their job.
This is a frivolous waste of taxpayer money to benefit 12% of Wisconsin with 88% losing a governor who promised to instill fiscal responsibility back into the works of the Wisconsin government. He's taken measures to do what had to be done.
The Union is cramming it to the ordinary taxpayer, 88% of whom do not have Union guarantees. If everyone had union guarantees, inflation would be pandemic on this globe.
It's important what Americans do and do not do. Whether we like it or not, everybody in the Chinese, European, Australian, African, South American, and North American continents suffers when we do.
We're leaders in this free world. We have a terrific burden, and if we loose our marbles, the world looses more harshly than we, because greedy dictators withhold their wealth completely from village folk who die of starvation when that happens.
I don't like this, Cecille, but that's how it is.
I think this is a fair & important question. We all know Unions,Democrats, and George Soros are behind the Recall effort against Governor Scott Walker. So should all Wisconsin Taxpayers be forced to fund it?
Yes, they should. It's in their constitution to allow for these recalls, apparently for what ever reason, so until the taxpayers of Wisconsin get the state legislature to change it they accept the responsibility for it.
Recalls are in theory suppoosed to be used to reign in an official for wrongdoing...or alledged actions...at the time?
There was NO such cause as the Governor stated what he was going to do...and implimented it.
This whole endeavour was a colossal WASTE of time and money, property.
Yes, all of us here should have to pay for it.
And then after this nightmare is over maybe we'll change the law to stop frivolous recall attempts.
Can't wait for Wednesday. Well, actually, absentee ballots will still be counted if they are received by Friday, but hopefully we'll have a decisive result before that.
Are you counting the cost of those primaries that the GOP forced by running fake Democratic candidates? Who gets to pay for that?
I'm waiting for someone to explain why the incumbent government should be able to selectively punish those who vote against it. Or petition against it. Or whatever other legitimate political actions against it some of you think are grounds for being targeted by the government.
How far can the government go to crush dissenters and political opponents in your warped opinion?
Nope. NO need to explain a thing to me Greenie.
You may take your leave of me post haste.
I read that the recall will cost 9 million dollars.
That's about $1.58 per Wisconsin resident.
I will reimburse one Wisconsin resident who posts here who is crying about this, provided you shut up about it.
Must have Paypal.
Everybody knows it was Demmies faking being Republicans who did that. Just how naive do you think the members of this board are?Are you counting the cost of those primaries that the GOP forced by running fake Democratic candidates? Who gets to pay for that?
We're leaders in this free world. .
I read that the recall will cost 9 million dollars.
That's about $1.58 per Wisconsin resident.
I will reimburse one Wisconsin resident who posts here who is crying about this, provided you shut up about it.
Must have Paypal.
It's still money you fucking OAF. And what of the TIME spent?
Carby?
*Shut Up*
Now hear this!!! Now hear this!!! Class Action!!!I read that the recall will cost 9 million dollars.
That's about $1.58 per Wisconsin resident.
I will reimburse one Wisconsin resident who posts here who is crying about this, provided you shut up about it.
Must have Paypal.
Sounds fair to me.
Sounds fair to you? In the United States, citizens are free to exercise their rights to petition for redress of grievances and vote without fear of reprisal from political opponents, should those opponents gain control of the organs of government. We don't let our government target people--for signing a petition, casting a vote, or running for an office--simply because they lost.
Were you raised in the Communist bloc or something?
While I do agree with you Legally, Ethically this one is on the left. The Trumped up this Campaign, The Threw Millions at it, and they appear unable to win it.
No we can't make people who Signed Pay Legally, But those Fuckers definitely Wasted a Lot of Time and Money with this Vendetta on the Behalf of their Union Buddies.
Walker is responsible for all of the cost because he chose to fight the recall. He could have done the honorable thing and resigned.
Everybody knows it was Demmies faking being Republicans who did that. Just how naive do you think the members of this board are?Are you counting the cost of those primaries that the GOP forced by running fake Democratic candidates? Who gets to pay for that?
This is not about another state, and it is not 10 years ago.I read that the recall will cost 9 million dollars.
That's about $1.58 per Wisconsin resident.
I will reimburse one Wisconsin resident who posts here who is crying about this, provided you shut up about it.
Must have Paypal.
It's still money you fucking OAF. And what of the TIME spent?
Carby?
*Shut Up*
If you were an honest man I'd ask you for an honest answer as to whether or not you complained about the Gray Davis recall in California a few years back.
For that matter, can anyone find me any conservatives who complained about that cost?
