[Cringing Negativism Network]

Video, but good.

:D

[Cringing Negativism Network]

http://www.cbsnews.com/videos/surging-ahead-in-polls-trump-takes-aim-at-walker-clinton/

[C. Edmund Wright]

yeah, right, let’s attack Walker FROM THE LEFT. Let’s attack W. Bush FROM THE LEFT. Yeah, go Donald, be LEFT OF THE RINOs-—you fan boys won’t notice.

[exnavy]

13th commandment.

[sushiman]

If I lived in America , I would not even own a TV set . News media a very sick joke and a lot of dummies don’t even notice . Brain-numbed robots .

[dangus]

I don’t know how accurate this is. It claims New Hampshire roads are better than Massachusetts roads. When I lived there 15 years ago, you could always define the New Hampshire-Massachusetts border without reading the signs, because the roads suddenly seemed like they hadn’t been paved in 50 years. Of course, that was 15 years ago, and a smooth pave-over doesn’t really say all that much about the general health of the roadway compared to say, ageing and decrepit bridges.

But in 2014, Reason published a list of the relative health of states’ roads.

1. Wyoming

2. Nebraska

3. South Dakota

4. South Carolina

5. Kansas

6. North Dakota

7. New Mexico

8. Mississippi

9. Montana

10. Kentucky

11. Texas

12. Missouri

13. Georgia

14. Ohio

>>15. Wisconsin <<

16. Maine

17. Tennessee

>> 18. Iowa <<

19. Arizona

20. North Carolina

21. Alabama

22. Oklahoma

>> 23. New Hampshire <<

24. Nevada

25. Virginia

26. Oregon

27. Illinois

28. Minnesota

29. Utah

30. Idaho

31. Florida

32. Michigan

33. Colorado

34. West Virginia

35. Arkansas

36. Indiana

37. Delaware

38. Vermont

39. Maryland

40. Louisiana

41. Pennsylvania

42. Washington

43. New York

44. Connecticut

45. California

>> 46. Massachusetts <<

47. Rhode Island

>> 48. New Jersey (Home of Trump’s casinos, of course) <<

49. Alaska

50. Hawaii

- See more at: http://reason.org/news/show/21st-annual-highway-report#sthash.Gd1ObgNH.dpuf

[nhwingut]

Just how good is Walker’s economic record, BTW? Even conservative websites give it a down the middle rating. Seems a lot of his success has been political battles (unions). But hasn’t resulted in a great economic success story. Or it doesn’t seem that way.