[AmericanInTokyo]

Bump

[trappedincanuckistan]

GOPe throwing the Tea Party under the bus. Big shocker.

[ScottinVA]

If Wisconsin overthrows Walker, Kleefisch and the three legislators remaining, it`ll be proof positive that state is heavily populated by needy idiots who wish to kneel at the feet of the unions and the state.

Are you REALLY going to revert to the bad old days of union thugs running the show, Wisconsin?

[damncat]

We shall overcome!

[Fee]

Napoleon once said he does not need a good general, sometimes a lucky general will do. Question for most conservatives is this country still “lucky”? I associate US good luck with God’s grace on this nation as long as Americans are still Godly in nature. Through out US history there are numerous examples of luck falling on US favor when our enemies had the advantage and should have decisively defeated the US. Today the US is riddled with consumerism (spending on items that they do not need or have already despite the lack of money or income), God is no longer honored in practice (less then half go to church regularly, sizable number of conservatives (libertarians) accept gay lifestyle and exhibit anti Jewish/Israel sentiments (Jews have too much influence in our Congress), do we control our language in private (swearing and using God’s name in vain), do we have self control on lust and meet the Christian standards? Like in the past when our nation reached a critical crossroad, we always manage to cross it safely with a miracle (God’s favor), and now can we say the same thing?

[Clintonfatigued]

Wisconsin ping

[rhema]

Support Scott Walker

[PapaBear3625]

Lt. Gov. Rebecca Kleefisch

[Boomer One]

I live in Florida and have already contributed to Walker, may do so again although income is Social Security and a small pension. Relative went to U of Wisconsin - can no longer tolerate his political thought. Although a confessed liberal and “open minded”, he refuses to allow anyone in family to view any news other than NBC and MSNBC. See any similarities in his attitude and Main Street Media reporting?

[NRA1995]

Excerpted from an article about Sly Sylvester's remarks: Rep. Robin Vos (R-Rochester), who along with democratic lawmaker Marc Pocan called for more civil political discourse in a news release last week, said he would not condemn Sylvester's decision to include sexual remarks in Sylvester's on-air critique of Kleefisch's work. "He has every right to do it. And the only thing that can happen is we use our free speech to say either we disagree, or we turn the channel."

Too bad they don't feel the same about Rush!