Don't you just love it, in last Tuesday's primary, Gov. Walker got more votes than Barrett and Falk combined.

by BARRY0619 Posted 2012/05/13 15:26:35

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Make that a very, very bad, actually horrible night. Not only did their
handpicked candidate get crushed in the Democrats' own primary -- after
unions dumped $4 million or more into her candidacy -- but the vote had
an unexpected twist: Even though he faced only token opposition, and
despite some GOP crossovers to vote for Kathleen Falk, Governor Scott
Walker got MORE votes than Tom Barrett and Falk COMBINED. How shocking
was that? Christian Schneider has been running the numbers:

Read the full story here:
http://www.620wtmj.com/blogs/charliesykes/150738875.html

I love shoving this in the idiot union's faces.

Cry_Baby_Obama 2012/05/13 15:38:01

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Tuesday was a bad night for the labor movement. In Wisconsin, with only token opposition, incumbent Gov. Scott Walker got 97 percent of the vote in the Republican primary, and almost as many votes were cast for him than in the entire Democratic primary combined. This is a bad sign for Democrats.
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Annie~Pro American~Pro Israel 2012/05/22 05:17:28

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I loved that Scott Walker got more votes than Barrett and Falk combined. The union socialists are pathetic up there, now the bad guys are going after Walker and are trying to turn all of his successes into failures!

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WannaBeRSC the Contrarian SOB 2012/05/13 20:25:47

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Everyone, from the simplest one year old, to the most crusty 75 year old, knows democrats are NOT worth crap.
Go Gov. Walker!

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Dagon 2012/05/13 20:25:31
Temlakos~POTL~PWCM~JLA~☆ 2012/05/13 18:57:50

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Yes, I do. But I'll feel a lot better when I read, on June 6, right next to "the D-Day anniversary," that Scott Walker will continue as Governor.

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BARRY0619 to Temlako... 2012/05/13 18:58:52

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Me too...

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Dark Knight 2012/05/13 15:38:43

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It's nice to imagine the jobs and productivity that we would have in this country if it wasn't for all of the union parasites.

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Cry_Baby_Obama 2012/05/13 15:38:01

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Tuesday was a bad night for the labor movement. In Wisconsin, with only token opposition, incumbent Gov. Scott Walker got 97 percent of the vote in the Republican primary, and almost as many votes were cast for him than in the entire Democratic primary combined. This is a bad sign for Democrats.

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BARRY0619 to Cry_Bab... 2012/05/13 15:43:11

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...and a great sign for America!

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Cry_Bab... to BARRY0619 2012/05/13 15:45:22

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Gov. Walker was voted in legally and has done what he has felt to be the right thing for his State. Because of this a completely socialist faction called (THE UNION), better known as a protection racket!, didnt like being told they had no forcable control over the masses or the State. So here we are some one plus year later and again Mr. Walker is pretty much walking away with the vote. Now heres the dumb part. All the money waisted on this is going to be charged to the union members so that the fat cat unon thugs dont loose nuttin! NO ONE WINS!!!!! and millions waisted for nothing.

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BARRY0619 to Cry_Bab... 2012/05/13 15:59:12

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You would think they would figure this out!

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Cry_Bab... to BARRY0619 2012/05/13 16:25:17

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Walker's recall-able offense in all of this? Pursuing his agenda. This round of vendetta politics alone is costing Wisconsin taxpayers $16 million, which amounts to more than ten percent of the state's remaining budget shortfall (which is down shraply overall from $3.6 Billion, thanks to Walker's successful reforms). In a just world, the side that triggers a failed recall election would be responsible for covering its costs.

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