Michael Brown, head of United Wisconsin, the group set on recalling Gov. Scott Walker said Sunday that he's confident they will gather the more than 540,000 signatures needed to force the governor into an early election.
Brown told the TV news show UpFront with Mike Gousha that United Wisconsin will create 17 offices around the state to collect signatures.
Even if successful, efforts to unseat Walker will face a mountain of cash. The Green Bay Press-Gazette reported Monday on an exception in state campaign finance laws for recall elections. Donors can give the governor an unlimited amount of money from the time the recall election starts until the state orders an election.
Translation? The governor's campaign fund will be loaded for a recall election.
And, Democrats can rule out one possible candidate for Walker's seat. Russ Feingold is saying he won't run against the incumbent.
And, by the by - F.U. & your elitist "you may not understand the manipulation of capital". You don't know jack about how & how much I know. This is alos not my first recession, son. Hard work, honest living. Or cry to the government. I'll take my chances & hitch my ponies to Main Street any day you elitist clown.
http://www.cbsnews.com/stories/2009/09/17/politics/main5317823.shtml or http://thehill.com/blogs/congress-blog/education/59191-government-to-take-over-all-student-loans-rep-michele-bachmann or http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2009/09/17/private-student-loans-wou_n_289717.html Judgemental little man.
In some ways I am glad i am fully retired and I don't have to directly deal with the current problems. As an entrepreneur you should be down there marching with them.
It is laughable to compare coalminers to public sector employees. What you also don't know is that I was a 9 year member of the IAMAW so I've seen both in the public and private sector. Public sector employees were enjoying much better pensions and health care than most private companies. The gap was huge, and the one party at the table (the taxpayers) were not represented at the table. So please spare the diatribes of how evil Walker's diabolical plan was. Unlike Doyle, who was more concerned about protecting and advocating for the 330,000 public sector employees, Walker was more concerned about protecting an advocating for the remaining 5.1 million peolpe of Wisconsin.
Gov Walker was elected to do a job and for once we actually elected an offical who did what he said he would do.
The Koch Brothers !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! How brilliant this is: Get Walker elected, get the left riled up which doesn't take much. Get them to sign some paper, force the recall. Run a Koch brother as a democrat since no liberal really knows what they look like anyway. Koch brother money in to smear Walker in the media. Koch brother running as a democrat wins. Total control of State with liberal support. The ultimate plan is now complete WI is under control to corporate interest all regulations thrown out the window and the entire state is mined down to it's core for any mineral available.