Posted on 08/10/2011 4:43:24 PM PDT by SmithL
Wisconsin Democrats brushed aside their failure to seize control of the state Senate through recall elections, instead insisting Wednesday that voters rejected the Republican vision for the state and country and vowing to press on with their plan to recall Gov. Scott Walker.
The Democrats took control of just two of the six Republican-held Senate seats contested in Tuesday's elections, yet party officials said those two victories exposed the electorate's anger at Walker and Republican lawmakers in Wisconsin and elsewhere who have shown little interest in political compromise.
But as the party faithful turn their attention to delivering their potentially pivotal state to President Barack Obama in next year's election, they may find it hard to maintain the momentum that has fueled their recall efforts to date. . . .
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Typical libtards..ignore reality, make your projections real..kooky folks aren’t they?
Nah. He’ll be fine.
And you may say “I told you so”!
Psychotic detachment from reality.
hmmmm......they make a good point....Since this shows the governor vulnerable we must therefore conclude that we really are living in the US and not China
....oh those lefties, they are always confused.
The Denial Party
Now that’s funny!
why does the Left just whine when they lose?
Glad they have to spend the money to get beat again.
If Baraq would come to Wisconsin to endorse the recall, it’s a lock that the Dems lose.
ROTFLOL They really, really want to be in charge to make a silly statement like that.
$31 million....,,,,Every cent was,,,,,,,,,,union payroll.
It ain’t just a river in Egypt!
What a logical strategy...not.
The unions spent $35 million in member dues on an Epic failure. You can’t expect them to admit it.
One guy was caught in an affair, the other in a district leaning more and more democrat (often a friendly incumbent survives in those districts simply because he’s well-liked and nobody wants to run against him).
Wisconsin Democrats brushed aside...$30 million. Who was it who said that money was almost enough to pay 10 union janitors’ pensions?
Wisconsin Democrats brushed aside...$30 million. Who was it who said that money was almost enough to pay 10 union janitors’ pensions?
Well, the Dems have a president in constant campaign mode...may as well put everybody else in constant election mode. Rolling elections everywhere!
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