Apparently the folks at Jelly Belly didn’t get the message that thanks to right to work legislation Scott Walker’s Wisconsin is even more “open for business” than before, as they’re closing the Jelly Belly location in Pleasant Prairie and moving that operation to another state.
It might not be what you want to hear before Easter, but Jelly Belly’s leaving Pleasant Prairie. The company is selling that location and moving operations to Tennessee.
There’s no timeline given for when that might happen, so for now, Jelly Belly fans are buying up what they can.
And as I noted last night, unemployment is up in every Wisconsin county, so clearly what Gov. Walker and the rubber-stamp Republicans in the legislature have done to our state isn’t working.
If our, “governor,” returns to WI long enough to notice, or his staff reads this comment, I’m sure we’ll be hearing Scooter officially claiming that the result of his attack on a potential cause of obesity is part of his long term health care plan for WI residents.
See how concerned he is about us, this should balance cuts to SeniorCare, FamilyCare and IRIS and the resulting disappearance of services for so many in WI. /s
I believe Walker’s “long term health care plan for WI residents” is actually a short term approach of eliminating funds for health services to the voting needy and elderly who suffer chronic afflictions.
His “long term health care plan” for this demographic group is to “eliminate” citizens who vote their health care needs or interests.
It seems to me that Walker’s “long term health care plan” is similar in some respects to the end result from another time and place benignly referred to as, “Endlo-sung der Judenfrage” or in English,”The Final Solution.”
November 2016 here calling.
Looks like your state learned zilch and then blamed it on democrats by paving the road to President-Elect Cheeto face.