YEPPERS! Sad day indeed.

Want to see me playing my tiny violin? You will need a magnifying glass!

Your Democrats brought this on trying to run and hide in Illinois!

So does the fruit of the Democrats actions taste bitter? Like I said in a previous post, if this is how the Democrats are going to "help us" face our collective economic crisis screw them. They do not deserve our votes!

I cant help but wonder how many well paid union people would no longer be able to afford and aquarium tech?

Then there was Scott Fitzgerald, the state senate GOP leader, admitting to Fox News that the battle was about crippling the unions. He said:

If we win this battle, and the money is not there under the auspices of the unions, certainly what you’re going to find is President Obama is going to have a much difficult, much more difficult time getting elected and winning the state of Wisconsin.

Presumably that relates to fixing the state budget somehow. (And as an aside: Really? A great American drama is being played out before us and one of the characters is named Scott Fitzgerald? Awesome.)

It’s been fascinating to watch this political striptease, as prevarication after prevarication is stripped away, laying bare a naked political power grab. Poll after poll after poll showed Americans in general and Wisconsites in particular opposed Walker’s plan—and most especially his union-busting proposal. It was almost as it these polls focused and distilled the issue to its core. [Read: Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker Is the New Face of GOP Overreach]

This writer at U.S. News and World Reports agrees with me. Koch's poodle is a liar and a fake.

http://www.usnews.com/opinion/blogs/robert-schlesinger/2011/03/10/wisconsin-gov-scott-walker-and-his-allies-drop-all-pretenses

I can't wait to see how the people react.

A sad day indeed. The union thugs who had the dems in the old back pocket and practically ran the country are now defeated.

What are we going to do with all the money we save? What are they going to do with the money they save from not paying the union dues?



It's a dark day here in WI. Our very way of life is over. The sun will be blotted out the trees and animals will start to die Terrible dinosaurs will resurrect and destroy our cities.

I to have a small violin. I'm playing it now as the united states of America goes down like the titanic.

SAVE ME OBAMA! STOP THIS WITH YOUR DIVINE POWER! YOU ARE THE MESSIAH! SAVE US!

Poll: Majorities support recall of two Wisconsin GOP senators
By Greg Sargent
Here's something that could give some momentum to efforts to recall Wisconsin GOP state senators in the wake of last night's end-run passage of Scott Walker's measure to roll back public employee bargaining rights.

I've got an advance look at some new polling by Survey USA that finds solid majorities in two GOP senate districts support the recall of their senators. The poll was paid for by MoveOn, which obviously has an ax to grind in this fight, but Survey USA is a respected non-partisan pollster that's routinely cited by major news organizations.

Here are the numbers, sent over by a MoveOn official, in the districts of GOP senators Dan Kapanke and Randy Hopper.

When asked if they would vote for Hopper or someone else if a recall election were held right now, 54 percent said they'd vote for someone else, versus only 43 percent they'd vote for Hopper.

In Kapanke's district, the numbers were even worse: 57 percent said they'd vote for someone else, versus only 41 percent who said they'd vote for Kapanke.

It gets even more interesting. The poll was taken yesterday, before last night's events, and fifty-six percent of voters in Kapanke's district, and 54% of voters in Hopper's district, said if their Senator voted for Walker's plan, it would make them more likely to vote for someone else. Last night, both Senators did vote for Walker's rollback of bargaining rights.

Survey USA surveyed 400 voters in the district of each Senator. In fairness, this poll asks people to choose between their senator and an unnamed opponent, when in reality they would face a real live human being in a recall election. But this is how recalls work: First support needs to be built up for the recall of an official, and once the key procedural hurdles are surmounted, someone steps up in the role of challenger and is nominated by the opposing party in what is effetively a special election.

This poll suggests that in two districts at least, support for recall is already there, which is a good gauge of the intensity of grassroots anger at Wisconsin Republicans and will only give momentum to efforts to gather the signatures required to make the recalls happen.

UPDATE, 11:34 a.m.: A MoveOn official adds that the organization has already raised over $800,000 to support the recall drives against GOP senators.

This writer at U.S. News and World Reports agrees with me. Koch's poodle is a liar and a fake.

http://www.usnews.com/opinion/blogs/robert-schlesinger/2011/03/10/wisconsin-gov-scott-walker-and-his-allies-drop-all-pretenses

I can't wait to see how the people react.

I am losing faith in 'the peoples' ability to care for anyone but themself,,,