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Old 06-06-2012, 11:41   #16
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They are pissed because even with voter fraud they could not win!!
Compared to some places there isn't as much of that, although on a couple of occasions a particular county (Waukesha) has had some "skillset" issues in managing their voting operation. That challenged indiv has indicated she's not running for re-election (otherwise she'll probably get lynched).

Was an interesting evening, especially with watching Milwaukee county go for Walker very early, later to suddenly turn for Barrett. But when he lost the support of the big newspaper editorially, and when known Barrett voters were telling me they would vote Walker anyway because the whiny-assed nature of the recall mechanism irked them, and when Barrett's regime in the People's Sub-Enclave of Chicago got investigated for UNDER-reporting violent crime in order to make their stats look good, he was toast. There was one other thing in play.

For the first time, ALOT of folks with some sense were talking facts to others rather than kool-aid based rhetoric about the issue of so-called union "rights" (which don't really exist with an executive branch of government). This was stuff done throughout the state, 1:1 in the cafes and the micro-brews and the bakery lines. While waiting for the best apple-fritters in the region one AM I actually heard a couple of "Steel Magnolias" actually going at it. One lady who'd apparently retired from the old labor dept was telling another the truth about the Nat'l Labor Relations Act and specific exclusion of Fed & State govt and how WI only started engaging in collective bargaining in 1959 under, "oh, you remember hon'- that idiot, Gaylord Nelson" (former gov I found out).

Folks (self included) shared with others how much they really contribute to their own pensions and health-care plans and the poor tale of the High Church of Academia in Madison became "boo-f'n hoo." In addition, neighbors talked with each other about encounters with out-of-state union thugs who were bused into Madison to aid in the "community organizing."

Frankly, alot of folks just realized that their little piece of America had reached what Claire Wolfe has called "that awkward stage."* And this is a state, by the way, that would've been much happier if Rick Santorum had ended up the presumptive nominee.

Was a good 24 hours; 1 for the good guys. Next.


* "America is at that awkward stage. It's too late to work within the system, but too early to shoot the bastards." – 101 Things to Do 'Til the Revolution (1996)
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Old 06-06-2012, 13:01   #17
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No slack around here. Touche!
Slack is found in the dictionary in the same area as sympathy, but a lot closer to sh*t.
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Old 06-06-2012, 13:23   #18
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Slack is found in the dictionary in the same area as sympathy, but a lot closer to sh*t.
Ba-dum, Tss.
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Old 06-06-2012, 13:44   #19
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Changes in California too

Wisconsin was not the only state making the news last night, San Diego voters had their voices heard loud and clear also and its not sitting to well with the unions.

http://www.utsandiego.com/news/2012/...es-big-voters/

The taxpayer, the guy who pays the bills has had enough, this is just the beginning.
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Old 06-06-2012, 14:35   #20
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Wisconsin was not the only state making the news last night, San Diego voters had their voices heard loud and clear also and its not sitting to well with the unions.

http://www.utsandiego.com/news/2012/...es-big-voters/

The taxpayer, the guy who pays the bills has had enough, this is just the beginning.
San Jose, also, which is much more liberal than SD: http://www.mercurynews.com/elections...enging-pension

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Old 06-06-2012, 15:26   #21
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Wisconsin was not the only state making the news last night, San Diego voters had their voices heard loud and clear also and its not sitting to well with the unions.
Well, now that they've had their moment with the Lame-Stream Media
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Labor unions, which strongly opposed the measure, say Proposition B is illegal and will be tossed out by courts. They contend the mayor violated labor law by using his position to advance the initiative and avoid required negotiations with employee unions.
If the city stays the course they'll win; they need to hang tough. It ain't about union-busting for its own sake; it's about fiscal responsibility to those served.


Well done San Diego & San Jose.

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Old 06-06-2012, 15:53   #22
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What language are those exerpts in????
That sounds like a 'Tell me how you really feel' question

It was on my definitely on my mind, but I intentionally removed the 'E' word from my post to keep the topic from digressing to the realm of Martin, DOJ, Holdar, Al, JJ, NBPP and the 'RR' word.

But since you ask, I believe the language in question can be attributed to Social Psychologist Robert Williams and Linguist Ernie Smith. And was at one time (maybe it still is) recognized as a primary language by the Oakland School Board.
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You ain't seen shit. Wait'l Obumma get pwned 'n' shit, dwog.
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Well, now that they've had their moment with the Lame-Stream Media If the city stays the course they'll win; they need to hang tough. It ain't about union-busting for its own sake; it's about fiscal responsibility to those served.


Well done San Diego & San Jose.
Very few politicians seem to be able to grasp the concept of fiscal responsibilty, but now that they have an example and they see that it is possible to start to rein things in, maybe more cities and states will do just that. Thanks for putting up the good fight in Wisconsin!!
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What's the motto of Wisconsin, again?
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Nice !!!!

Oh I like that one.
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Oh I like that one.
Indeed. Perhaps 2012 ISN'T going to be the end of the world.
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You must use an awful lot of "Windex" to keep those windows clean in that glass house you live in.
Damn Sdiver! sometimes your the window and sometimes your the bird, 'specially with all that "Windex"
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Old 06-06-2012, 21:13   #30
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Damn Sdiver! sometimes your the window and sometimes your the bird, 'specially with all that "Windex"
Pssstttttttt ......

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