[ding_dong_daddy_from_dumas]

Now I am worried that Walker wasn't prepared for the political fight that Democrats are making. They declared all out political war on him to make an example.

We may be losing the WI battle. However, the unions have spent a lot of money on this race, and in several other states the unions have lost ground.

[chilepup]

I am afraid that this doesn’t bode well for beating Obama in WI. Am I wrong?

[hoosiermama]

Years ago I kept track of the voter fraud cases in the US, WI had some on the worse. If the GOP is doing even a little bit better job of catching the perps, the Unions could easily be connected. IMO Out of state money and personnel would equal RICO laws being broken.

[Liz]

Wisconsin (with other states following) has got the Dems scared big time.

A key provision of Walker's WI law is not only to eviscerate unions' bargaining power but ALSO the state's obligation to collect union dues out of employee's paychecks---(most of which goes to Dem campaigns).

The libs are paranoid that Obama did not join them in WI as he promised he would during the campaign. He couldn't go----B/C he couldn't appear to side with violent union workers intent on keeping collective bargaining "rights" ...rights Ohaha's army of federal employees do not have.

THIS SAYS A LOT Obama's recent Boston fundraiser started out as a $5,000 a plate then dropped to $500 a plate ... but he still could not fill the room——ended up talking to a little over 100 people. And last week's propaganda about his Harlem funder weas that it was "intentionally kept small." IOW they could not even give the $30,000 per head tickets away.

Heh---nice to see Ohaha between a rock and a hard place. In a word----l-o-s-e-r.