[sergeantdave]

““I had been a Walker supporter. I’ve voted Republican most of my life,” McKay said. “But I was unhappy with the way he handled things, you know, with the state employees.”

Don’t you just love lying rats?

I support President Bush, but....

I voted for Reagan, but....

This McKay character is probably an SEIU sow who votes the communist party every election and will reluctantly vote for obuma because his brain-dead union bosses told him to.

[afraidfortherepublic]

I thought the same when I read about McKay.

[exit82]

Maybe a search of FEC donation records would show if this clown is really a Republican or another lying ‘Rat.

[exit82]

John McKay, a 56-year-old retiree from Mequon, voted to recall Sen. Alberta Darling, R-River Hills, last summer.

This year, McKay intends to vote against Walker if a recall election is held.

“I had been a Walker supporter. I’ve voted Republican most of my life,” McKay said. “But I was unhappy with the way he handled things, you know, with the state employees.”

Which of these things is not like the other? /s

[driftless2]

The most controversial act of Walker was to break the public union's hold on non-salary-related bargaining positions. The unions could bargain on salaries but not on fringe benefits. The unions went wacko over this, and tried to make it seem like their "rights" were violated. Excessive public union retirement benefits helped put the state in a deep hole, three and one-half billion dollars, which we've climbed out of thanks to Walker.

If the people of Wisconsin are stupid enough, and there are plenty of stupid people here, to vote out Walker, then this state is hopeless. If this McKay guy is upset because we're now in the black after a decade of being in the red mostly thanks to previous Dem gov. Jim Doyle, he's no conservative Republican, and he's no one I want to associate with.