Emergency in Wisconsin!
This is urgent! Some Wisconsin Republicans might be recalled this summer, so they need to hurry up and carry out their puppetmasters’ commands NOW. So many unions to castrate, voters to disenfranchise, industries to deregulate, so many voting districts to gerrymander — so little time.
They need to cram several years’ worth of legislation into these next few weeks. Their careers might soon be derailed by the upcoming recall elections, which of course were instigated by George Soros and his socialist union thugs.
State Rep. Gary Tauchen (R—Kochsucker) said:
“Everything's been accelerated. We've got a lot of big bills we're trying to get done.”
Because of the dire emergency involved, they don’t have time for the usual niceties like public comment periods and the proper vetting of proposed legislation. The head of the nonpartisan Government Accountability Board said:
“There has been no time for the careful evaluation and vetting needed to ensure the best options for voters and election officials is enacted.”
Since they’re working at such a fast and furious pace, let’s hope these Republicans receive a well-earned permanent vacation later this year.
Labels: Gary Tauchen, Wisconsin disenfranchise voters, Wisconsin legislation, Wisconsin recall election, Wisconsin unions, Wisconsin voting districts
posted by Tom Harper @ 5:02 PM
6 Comments:
The irony for many who voted for these Republican extremists is that they (the voters) stand a good chance of having to pay for court actions and other things because of the hasty, shoddy legislation being passed. And, much of it is garbage even people who voted for Walker and Republican legislators don't want.
Keep in mind, a lot of this stuff wasn't in the Republicans' campaign. The dishonest SOB's been springing it on the public after the fact.
Lisa, please spend two or three minutes reading and considering this.
SW: You're right that a lot of their agenda was never mentioned during the election campaign. The things Walker is most adamant about -- i.e. eliminating collective bargaining rights -- are apparently so important that they had to be slipped unannounced through the back door. That, plus the way they're trying to ram all these laws through before they get recalled -- it's all just a little too fishy.
Oh yes SW I always agree with that world renown economic adviser Paul Krugman.
Gas could be 8.00 a gallon and he would say it's good for the economy.
So which economist do you think is more accurate? Sorry, Sean Hannity doesn't count.
Lisa, it's pretty obvious you didn't follow the link to read what Krugman has to say. It's not about gas prices.
That's OK. I wouldn't want you to get all disoriented with facts.
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