[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.

[trisham]

Well said.

[conservativejoy]

How about not creating the WEDC to pay back his donors while they are shipping thousands of jobs overseas?

There are states all around Wisconsin that have had unemployment challenges, but they are beating Wisconsisn’s socks off in job creation.

North Dakota and Nebraska are states that have a 3.5% unemployment rate, lower than Wisconsin. North Dakota still led the nation in new jobs.

[conservativejoy]

If the good Governor could take off some time from using tax payer money to finance his campaign trips, he could concentrate on creating jobs using the natural resources in his state. Here's one: Link