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Milwaukee’s own Der Angriff endorses Scott Walker. No governor in recent memory has been so controversial. No governor in America is so polarizing. Everyone has an opinion about Gov. Scott Walker of Wisconsin. Here’s ours: We see no reason to remove Walker from office. We recommend him in the June 5 recall election. Walker’s rematch with Milwaukee [...] Oh look, more evidence that it’s isn’t both sides after all! From the VoteView blog piece Polarization is Real (and Asymmetric): [W]e should be careful not to equate the two parties’ roles in contemporary political polarization: the data are clear that this is a Republican-led phenomenon where very conservative Republicans have replaced moderate Republicans and Southern [...] Friends of Scott Walker are involved in credit card fraud? CapitalOne thinks so. When MaryAnn Nellis tried to pay for groceries on April 14, her credit card was declined. Later, she said, she found out why: Her credit card company, Capital One, had flagged an earlier purchase as potentially fraudulent. The problem? A $5 donation [...] Boon: “A vicious mother, isn’t he.” Otter: “He can’t do that to our pledges!” Boon: “Yeah! Only we can do that to our pledges!” When Gingrich accused Romney and Bain of taking over companies and downsizing them at the expense of workers, he was widely condemned by fellow Republicans and eventually backed off. This week [...] And so it goes… See the previous lessons here: Lesson 1 Lesson 2 Lesson 3 This time, it’s not a Baby Ruth! When Greece poops, it’s everyone out of the Europool. This demonstration that the euro is, in fact, reversible would lead, in turn, to runs on Spanish and Italian banks. Once again the European Central Bank would have to choose whether to provide open-ended financing; if it were [...] Rich people don’t create jobs… Only consumers can create jobs. A must watch! Yes, it sure is working. Carry on, citizens, nothing to see here. At a time when government jobs statistics are under scrutiny as never before, preliminary data released Thursday showed that Wisconsin lost an estimated 6,200 private-sector jobs in April. April showed the second consecutive month of private-sector job losses in the state, according to [...] |
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