[conservativejoy]

The point is Wisconsin is still 50th in new businesses, 40th in job creation, still having jobs shipped overseas. Just saw another article on that this week.

Good luck selling that as a good record on jobs. Sheesh!

[Dr. Sivana]

The point is Wisconsin is still 50th in new businesses, 40th in job creation

If you insist on cherry picking misleading stats, I can give you a math lesson. How many jobs can get created in a state with full employment? NONE. Any state with full employment is guaranteed to be in last place in job creation. Michigan had the greatest amount of job creation. That does not make Michigan a better place to seek employment.

You still don't have an answer as to what Walker should have done differently. Spending cuts, tax cuts, tax rebates, structural debt reduction, the most solvent state employee pension system in the country, right-to-work. That is the conservative approach.

[Dr. Sivana]

Good luck selling that as a good record on jobs. Sheesh!

Here is a more personal statistic. When my company was bought out in 2009, the parent company realized that staying in Illinois made no sense, so my position was moved to North Carolina. Thanks to Obama/Illinois' economy, I couldn't afford to sell the house I built in 2006. I had an extended spell working part-time on the Internet and doing bits of consulting here and there, and it was only after Walker was elected that I was able to land a full time position as a contractor for Wisconsin DOT.

It was a 90 mile commute, but it fed the family and kept the roof over our heads. We ultimately were able to take care of the house, and I now have a better job now in Georgia, but that ONE job that Walker created is a very meaningful statistic to me.

[Osage Orange]

You are what your are....

Anyone here...that's been here and reading, absorbing knows what you are.