What was funny is how Rob Lucas was himself parked illegally on Janesville Rd in the fire lane while he was busy harassing the people he disagreed with

Rumor has it that the recall group is going to run Dominic D'Aquisto for Schaumberg's seat, Suzi Link for Werner's seat and they are going to bring back Damaske for mayor.

Yes...I think he runs a bed and breakfast there??

I'm sick of recalls just because people don't get their way. Not signing a thing.

This is crazy I didnt move here for this kind of stuff, and the people organizing the recall got their way anyhow. So to me this seems a pointless waste of time, energy, and money.

Another thought to consider--Is it likely that those who sign the mayoral and aldermanic recall petitions will have their names go online, much like the Walker recalls? Look at the can of worms that opened for many.

Funny picture Anti. I guess some in our community do look to government as santa with a big bag of goodies.

Now, after a nice long weekend I must get caught up....

ANTI...that Santa sign burst me into laughter. Thanks for posting!!
It reminded me of the little girl crying signs (against the recall on Walker) where she says something to the effect, "What you mean I have to pay for my own insurance????"

CLARIFICATION:
Police were called when anti-recall protesters were asked to move off the public sidewalk so cars could be flagged by a recall organizer to enter at the Fire Department entry/exit to the east of the department and ILLEGALLY drive across the grass and sidewalk to enter the Spitzner property where the recall signatures were being collected. The recall protesters refused to move and the police were called. Police did respond and the officer requested that a sign be moved so as to block the entry of vehicles across the sidewalk and stop the practice. This had nothing to do with illegal parking as Ms. Oliver stated above and at no point did the officer inform or iterate to us in any way that MEG was not doing anything illegal. Legal or not what they were doing was wrong and the officer corrected the situation.

As for the claim of harassment, there was none. What was being said by me was, "If you wish to exercise your right to recall VOTE APRIL 3rd it is already paid for." If the truth is harassment then so be it and get used to it.

As for the illegal parking of cars there was none. All parking signs and regulations were observed and verified by me when police responded for the cars illegally driving on the sidewalk.

We had a lot of positive response Saturday. Many thumbs up and honks as cars passed by us. This is a Republican town and recalls will not go over well, especially with the Walker recall going on.
We had people stop by us who did not vote for the mayor and some who did not support the lake park project, who all agreed the recall was "utter nonsense."
If anyone was illegally parked, the squads patrolling the area would have said something.

To Bacon and anyone else trying to equate this recall to Charles Damaske's recall:
Have you heard of the saying "two rights don't make a wrong"? If you feel Damaske was wronged in the recall, does that mean you should run around recalling everyone you don't like?

Although there are no limitations to a recall, they need to be limited or elected officials will be afraid to do anything. If citizen's were compelled to place their individual input on everything, nothing would get accomplished. If the city were compelled to hold a referendum on the Durham Drive project, only the small amount of citizen's it directly affected would support it.

There are times when recalls are the right answer. All 14 Decomcratic State Senators that fled to Illinois should be recalled for shirking their elected duties.

Another great example of the use of recalls was the recent one for Bob Ryan in Sheboygan. His behavior was out of line for years and en embarrassment to the city.

MEG should be recalled. They call themselves Muskego for Ethical Government, but their poster boys (and girls) are people like Soltysiak, Damaske, D'Aquisto, and Link. Oh yeah, and don't forget about Hudock, who attempted to resolve his long-standing refusal to pay his property taxes only after he was called out on it in the media.

So let's see...we have bullies, thieves, and tax cheats here. Yeah, real ethical.

http://wcca.wicourts.gov/caseDetails.do;jsessionid=7F78560C6C3EDEDB177530A3D42FC828.render6?caseNo=1988CF000465&countyNo=67&cacheId=D0CA588CA7970B46673E00C37B89043F&recordCount=32&offset=27&mode=details&submit=View+Case+Details

This sure shut everyone up. Be careful who you "hang" with. It's been said before and here it is again. Deep down, Muskego is still a small town and it has a long memory. What you do and who you ally with will stick around a long, long time.