>>>>>>Just a reminder to Wisonsoniters today to get out and vote and, preferably, clean house of the Walker menace!!
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>>>>>We received a leaflet with all neighbors names (from the same and closes street) who didn't vote in 2008 or 2010. That was from Tom Barret campaign and I think it's a violation of privacy. We didn't know last names of our neighbors before - now we know.
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>>>>I hope you voted for Walker; just to annoy the liberals :)
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>>>Consider the liberals annoyed ;-)
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>>>The only thing that keeps me from going postal is knowing this would be the result. The recall was not going to succeed. I have one daughter in Madison and one in Milwaukee, plus an ex girlfriend whose mom was the first president of the Madison teachers union. but Wisconsin is a big state where progressive politics do not go statewide.
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>>Good.... glad to see the people of Wisconsin sending liberal politics and big labor union money packing with their tail between their legs....
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>I wouldn't go that far. It's still a pretty evenly divided state.
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>Do you have something against the working man (and woman)? I am certainly no blind defender of everything unions have ever done but let's not forget that they came about for a reason. Workers were ruthlessly exploited by ownership until they organized some power of their own. For some strange reason a lot of people seem to want us to return to that state of affairs.

Typical liberal position, if you're against a organization, you're against the people. It has nothing to do with the working man....

Unions are an anachronism. They had a purpose once, but that has shifted into a political machine that preys on their members to support the leader's political agenda. they would rather see a company enter bankruptcy than give an inch in negotiations. I would be happy to see the day that unions are gone. What's funny is that when Walker removed the mandatory participation in the municipal unions, they lost 68000 members. I guess when its not mandatory, the wise people will leave the unions.