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What? You expected honesty?
yes. but sadly i know they wont provide it.
i dont think they will have the signatures they need.
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What? You expected honesty?
What? You expected honesty?
As a WI resident... I have seen the job picture brighten. Plus I have a friend who is a director of research for a local chamber of commerce who has seen many positives in the state. Maybe not so much in Milwaukee, Kenosha and Racine, and that can drag the overall numbers down, but the rest of the state IS improving slowly.What? You expected honesty?
Are you suggesting I fabricated six months of news stories and BLS data showing Wisconsin continuing to shed jobs while the nation as a whole creates them?
A little dose of reality for you: the jobs picture in Wisconsin turned sharply downward shortly after Walker signed his budget and it hasn't come up for air since; the state has since posted some of the worst job numbers in the nation (multiple times). I realize that doesn't jibe with the rightwing fantasy of Walker riding in to rescue the state. My apologies.
What? You expected honesty?
Are you suggesting I fabricated six months of news stories and BLS data showing Wisconsin continuing to shed jobs while the nation as a whole creates them?
A little dose of reality for you: the jobs picture in Wisconsin turned sharply downward shortly after Walker signed his budget and it hasn't come up for air since; the state has since posted some of the worst job numbers in the nation (multiple times). I realize that doesn't jibe with the rightwing fantasy of Walker riding in to rescue the state. My apologies.
I suspect Wisconsin's horrible job numbers have played a part in the success of the recall campaign.
I suspect Wisconsin's horrible job numbers have played a part in the success of the recall campaign.
Dosen't seem like you have a clue, green's.
The Wisconsin Department of Workforce Development (DWD) today released the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) monthly report showing Wisconsins unemployment rate dropped in November to 7.3 percent from 7.7 percent in October.
I suspect Wisconsin's horrible job numbers have played a part in the success of the recall campaign.
Dosen't seem like you have a clue, green's.
The Wisconsin Department of Workforce Development (DWD) today released the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) monthly report showing Wisconsins unemployment rate dropped in November to 7.3 percent from 7.7 percent in October.
Indeed, the same month Wisconsin registered 14,600 job losses (i.e. one of the worst months in the state in three years). Sounds like Wisconsin has a lot of discouraged workers dropping out of the labor force.
If given that excuse, then we can give that over 15%+ of Americans are in the same boat nationwide, so the workforce is a lot worse than the 8.5%, huh, son?....
Republicans not only do not blame the poor, Republicans support the poor generously.
Minus all the signatures of the illegal aliens, dead people and cartoon characters that should be about tree-fiddy total!
Keep wishing.
Minus all the signatures of the illegal aliens, dead people and cartoon characters that should be about tree-fiddy total!
Keep wishing.
Walker will survive. He did exactly what the people of WI voted him in to do. The brutish and vocal Union thugs will not drown out the will of the WI voter. The unions won't have much to say when to the parents seeing their schools actually being funded properly, their schools adding more teachers and their kids actually doing better in school! Not to mention the tax payer that is happy to see WI balance the budget without raising taxes!
Walker deserves a metal, admiration, respect and copycatting from the rest of the country! The guy did an impossible feat balance a HUGE budget deficit without raising taxes or firing teachers (in fact WI is one of the few states adding teachers)!
The poll showed that 58 percent of respondents believe Walker should be recalled from office. That compares with 47 percent who said in April that he should be recalled.
The growth in support for a recall came, surprisingly, from Republicans. In the spring, only 7 percent of Republicans supported recalling Walker but that grew to 24 percent in the fall. Support among Democrats held mainly steady at 88 percent in the spring and 92 percent in the fall.
Leave to libs to turn the political process upside down. Democrat state politicians left their posts and fled to another state like a bunch of criminals to avoid voting on a bill they didn't like and now they want to recall the governor? You gotta be kidding?
You just don't get it do you?Keep wishing.
Walker will survive. He did exactly what the people of WI voted him in to do. The brutish and vocal Union thugs will not drown out the will of the WI voter. The unions won't have much to say when to the parents seeing their schools actually being funded properly, their schools adding more teachers and their kids actually doing better in school! Not to mention the tax payer that is happy to see WI balance the budget without raising taxes!
Walker deserves a metal, admiration, respect and copycatting from the rest of the country! The guy did an impossible feat balance a HUGE budget deficit without raising taxes or firing teachers (in fact WI is one of the few states adding teachers)!
No, he went WAY beyond what he was elected to do. He could have stopped when the unions agreed to pay more for their benefits to do their part in the budget crisis. But no, listening to the Koch Brothers he decided to take it further and declare all out war on working men and women.
Now he's paying the price.
Poll shows most favor recall of Wisconsin governor - chicagotribune.comThe poll showed that 58 percent of respondents believe Walker should be recalled from office. That compares with 47 percent who said in April that he should be recalled.
The growth in support for a recall came, surprisingly, from Republicans. In the spring, only 7 percent of Republicans supported recalling Walker but that grew to 24 percent in the fall. Support among Democrats held mainly steady at 88 percent in the spring and 92 percent in the fall.
Unemployed benefits for people who elected to push for $200 an hour instead of the $125 an hour they pushed their auto mfg out of business to get while they themselves did nothing to help the less fortunate? Sorry, some of the people on unemployment want more than they're willing to put out. They don't want to deal with Republicans to make them account for anything, because their priest and god is the Union who hates free enterprise and wants power they don't deserve, because the only people they're into is themselves, not others. Period.Republicans not only do not blame the poor, Republicans support the poor generously.
Yes, there are so many ways the Republicans support the poor. There's voting against unemployment benefit extensions, proposing cuts in Medicaid, the school lunch program, Head Start, food stamps, and most other social programs. Then there's repeal of Obamacare that would remove millions from Medicaid.
Walker did what he promised for those who elected him.
If the folks in WI don't like what Walkers done then they can always vote him out.
Waste of Union money in my book. They must have plenty to waste.
He only took away collective bargaining in the PUBLIC sector from a few unions on benefits. This is so overblown it's comical. Even FDR, the moran that codified a rash of pro-union laws, warned us about public sector unions.
The bill also cut pay increases for officials down to a percentage of the CPI. You lefties just hit the panic button to make your minions moan and cry.