Many have jumped off the Yes-We-Can bullshit bandwagon and now it’s time for a change. Any change.

Every time some piece of shit admin gets into office we need to replace them asap. That goes for left or right, from President on down to mayor. Keep the garbage out or it will fester.
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Tripp Wellde, State Director for OFA-Wisconsin, issued the following statement on the outcome of the contest:

“While tonight’s outcome was not what we had hoped for – no one can dispute the strong message sent to Governor Walker. Hundreds of thousands of Wisconsinites from all walks of life took a stand against the politics of division and against the flood of secret and corporate money spent on behalf of Scott Walker, which amounted to a massive spending gap of more than $31 million to $4 million.

Democratic National Committee Chair Debbie Wasserman Schultz issued the following statement on the outcome of the recall contest:

“Despite the disappointing outcome of tonight’s election, there is no question that over the past year this recall effort sent a message to Scott Walker that his brand of divisive politics is offensive and wrong. Thousands of Wisconsinites mounted this effort in the face of a flood of out of state, secret and corporate special interest money– amounting to a massive $31 million war chest for Governor Walker to just $4 million on our side.

HILARIOUS!
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The storming of the capital building in Madison pissed off the Average Joe’s. The Democrat senators fleeing the state to avoid a key vote also pissed off voters watching the Dems hide instead of performing their elected duties.

Walker wins! Lt. Gov wins, and 4 state GOP senators survive recall. A total Tea Party ass kicking of the Dems.

How about the impact of the Occupy crowds. Them Dems are on the wrong side of just sbout everything. I’ll let the Dems feel good about undermining the will of the voters with Prop 8. Thst is the only way they can win!
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First the teachers unions, then police and fire fighters, then utility workers and construction, then the rest on down the line. This is necessary to lower the American standard of living and is a central goal of the global elite!
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They relish in excluding Asian-American, Latino and Blacks (a given) from their ‘party’, but surely would consider inviting them over to clean their toilets.

Voices of the majority who are actively being disenfranchised by the Right and all their foreign money reflects an Oligarchy busy working on discouraging the vote.

Those who think it’s ‘ok’ for only a few to ‘qualify’ for the wealth of this nation def. hate our constitution which clearly states ‘rights for all’, and not ‘hoarding for the few’.

Since those who agree that the distribution of wealth should continue to be one-sided, they should put in servitude instead of building debtors prisons — to build higher and stronger walls around their gated communities, as they are indeed the minority.
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The libs making BS comments again. Wisconsin was an eye opener when non union workers, who make far less than union workers do, unified under a Tea Party movement. Looks like corporate America and the little guy slammed the door on unions and entitlement. Sarah Palin said if unions want to survive, they need new leadership.
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Maybe Occupying places does not work! No one likes Occupations. Only bad things happen when people Occupy places. Look at history!
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New unions are setting up shop tho, reorganizing from existing ones. The divide is widening.
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Btw, UAW took a huge cut in pay so that many could continue to work and support themselves without going on welfare, unemployment or food stamps.

The Right would prefer that they not work, at least for a couple of years, become “dependent” on the gov’t cash-cow, and then slam the door shut with their Ryan Plan.

The GOP has walked away from protecting the worker.
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Where can we send money?
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2008- Barack Obama raised roughly $750 million from donors, surpassing all of his White House opponents this year and also eclipsing the total amount of money raised by all of the presidential candidates combined in 2004.

2008 – McCain’s fundraising for the 2008 cycle was not terrible. The Arizona senator raised a respectable $238 million

Post-election campaign finance reports, filed by the candidates with the Federal Election Commission, reinforced the striking contrast between the amount of money Obama had at his disposal versus Republican rival John McCain.
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Maybe you should’ve gone into a different line of work, eh marino?
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Hardly a comparison to Karl Rove’s “Non-Profit”, tax-free ’Welfare for America" Super-Pacs, eh, Spin?
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There’s a much more even balance with Whites in both party’s then there are with blacks and others.

Democrats with their social programs and promises keep blacks and others on a tight leash thereby restricting their capabilities.

And Black Conservative is code for Uncle Tom.
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For instance. The Federal Government fought the Civil War with one of the key issues being slavery. The United States won the war and the slaves were freed. There are blacks and libs today who want the Feds, meaning the American citizens, to pay reparations because somehow the blacks of today dserve it. Go figure. A liberal wsy of buying the votes of blacks and making them dependent on tbe Democratic party for the reparations payments.
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How do you know you’re not next? After all, you only paid 1/2 into your pension, and the State of CA is broke. So, legally, you should only get half – it’s only fair….why should I foot the bill?

Guess there’s someone else out there who came up with these stats —> I’ll leave it up to the “Con-dum-whey believers” to sort it out:

“…Many of the numbers do point to Democratic ascendance. On one side of the equation, the Republican Party has effectively become the party of white America.

More than 90 percent of John McCain’s votes in 2008 came from white Americans. On the other side, the Democratic Party has largely won over the minority vote. In 2008 Barack Obama won 95 percent of the black vote, 67 percent of the Latino vote, and 62 percent of the Asian-American vote.

This pull toward the Democratic Party is not specific to Obama: in the 2010 Congressional elections, exit polls show that Democratic candidates garnered 91 percent of the black vote, 66 percent of the Latino vote and 59 percent of the Asian-American vote.

Putting together demographic trends with past performance, most observers and strategists say that Republican demise is all but inevitable."
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Actually, “minority voters”, who are NOW the majority, btw, have become “nonidentifiers” or “median voters”, you know – the ‘decline-to-states’.

Perhaps the 3rd Rail Party isn’t that far off guys. Load them muskets.
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California has everything!!!

1. One of the largest agricultural areas in the world, being hindered by liberal envioronmental groups depriving farms of water and preventing agricultural expansion.

2. The largest computer tech area, Silicon Valley, with companies leaving California because of regulations and taxes.

3. California WAS the home of numerous aircraft companies, many whom have left the state for states with less regulations.

4. The movie industry being forced out due to cost and regulations. A prime example was pointed out by another blogger that the movie, " Hatfields and McCoys" was filmed in Europe. Hollywood is being regulated out of Hollywood.

5. Liberals in California’s largest cities raising local taxes preventing economic growth with high cost of living.

6. Lancaster using a spy plane forcing millions to flee the Antelope Valley.
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My first GOP pick this year was Herman Cain. I respect Clarence Thomas, Condi Rice, Rep. Alan West, JC Watts, and Joe Delaney. I guess these African Americans are not true African Americans because they overcame racial and economic barriers and rose to the top of their professions and courage.
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California has everything!!!
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HA! Rah! Rah! Rah! Let’s strike up the band for Californeee! Maybee Brown is actually Walker in sheepskins AVbb – after all, we HAVE TO PAY OFF the deficit!

06/06/12 – 11:10 PM
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“Roxi: Am I a racist because I did not vite for the Socialist Obama? (sic)”
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No, you’re not a racist because you did not “vite” for Obama, but you do represent the minority who didn’t, don’t you? What’s ‘vite’? Is it Con shorthand for ‘bite’ as in Vulture Capitalistic past times?

Btw, do you need some recipes for gruel? Am sure there’s some on the in-ter-net.

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Cain’t blame them libber-uls for that one. Follow the $.
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Where’s the money????!

In KOCH’s pockets, of course!
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The defeat of the recall was big, but the margin of victory was not as big as big as Hannity makes it out to be. A 7 point margin can easily swing either way depending on up coming political events. The Democrat senators that fled the state in 2010 avoiding voting issues may also suffer in upcoming elections. The run and hide strategy did not sit well with a blue collar state.

Reading the comments from Roxi and Ray show a lot anger over last Tuesdays recall. The Libs are pissed.
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Huh?

Walker spends $30MILLION to keep his j.o.b., and that’s not wasting money??!

It’s quite unbelievable, (but flattering) when it takes a ratio of 7:1 in cash-money to beat a DEMOCRAT in a State election. But then, Meg Whitman spent $100MILLION – and lost, so I guess Walker’s handlers spent wisely.

Seriously, just how many jobs could have the “Job Creators” created with that money? Oh, that’s right – the Job Creators are afraid to INVEST in anything…..

barf

Right, now the Dem’s don’t have to leave town to get nothing done. It’ll be just like Congress!

Plus, Walker has his John Doe heavily financed lawsuit to tend to, busily taking funds from his recall accounts….the next 2 years should prove to be quite exciting for Mr. Walker.
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PA Gov. -R/Tea Party is slicing and dicing teacher’s pay big-time in Phillie, which will conveniently eliminate the schools in that area, and force students to either be bussed, or not have any school at all.

The average teacher’s pay is between $50K – $34K. They work an average of 8.5 hrs a day, + 3 hours at night working on the next day’s lesson plans, + pay for educational materials out of their own pockets that the school districts now no longer provide.

I’d say that’s an enormous financial out-of-pocket ‘give’ to the cause. When you come up with where this $84K + benefits figure came out of thin air, let us know.
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Louisiana’s bold bid to privatize schools

ReutersBy Stephanie Simon | Reuters – Fri, Jun 1, 2012

(Reuters) – Louisiana is embarking on the nation’s boldest experiment in privatizing public education, with the state preparing to shift tens of millions in tax dollars out of the public schools to pay private industry, businesses owners and church pastors to educate children.

Starting this fall, thousands of poor and middle-class kids will get vouchers covering the full cost of tuition at more than 120 private schools across Louisiana, including small, Bible-based church schools.

The following year, students of any income will be eligible for mini-vouchers that they can use to pay a range of private-sector vendors for classes and apprenticeships not offered in traditional public schools. The money can go to industry trade groups, businesses, online schools and tutors, among others.

Every time a student receives a voucher of either type, his local public school will lose a chunk of state funding.

“We are changing the way we deliver education,” said Governor Bobby Jindal, a Republican who muscled the plan through the legislature this spring over fierce objections from Democrats and teachers unions. “We are letting parents decide what’s best for their children, not government.”

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Small-government conservatives who say the government has no role in education, now saying the role of the government is to subsidize for-profit private institutions (private schools) through voucher programs.

Funny thing? They think the government subsidizing for-profit corporations like Solyndra or other energy companies an inappropriate interference in the free market. But it’s perfectly fine for these same hypocrites to subsidize with government funds for-profit educational corporations, Churches and institutions.
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