The Koch Bros. Puppet Show

Hey kids, this isn't the Howdy Dowdy show!

Scott walker does look a lot like Buffalo Bill.

Will he be able to buffalo the Wisconsin voters a second time?

Update: The Democratic underground is reporting a big voter turnout today. That is never good news for the GOP.

graphic: RS Jaynes, Fishlink

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Wisconsin recall only days away

Rightardia hopes the Wisconsin recall is successful.

In a related story, Wisconsin Governor Scott Walker’s co-star in a recent video where he talked about using his budget repair bill to “divide and conquer” the state paid zero in taxes in 2010. 

Diane Hendricks, a billionaire and the richest woman in the state, saw her tax drop from $2.2 million in 2009 to zero in 2010. Hendricks, Walker’s largest campaign donor, managed the feat by changing ABC Supply’s tax structure. 

Last year, Hendricks was revealed to be one of the anonymous million dollar donors to the Koch Brothers political efforts. 

The revelation was made by Charles Koch himself during a speech at a private event secretly recorded and delivered to Mother Jones magazine. 

In a video released last month Hendricks is seen asking Walker how he would begin the process of turning Wisconsin into a right-to-work state.
Wisconsin is fortunate to have the recall option. Florida does not.


source: Workers Independent News

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Wisconsin Uprising in high gear

By Doug Cunningham

Milwaukee Mayor Tom Barrett will face Wisconsin Governor Scott Walker in the historic recall election set for June 5th. 

Walker’s elimination of public worker collective bargaining rights sparked his recall, but the recall is also driven by issues like jobs, education, health care and the environment. Barrett won a recall primary Tuesday. Wednesday he and the other Democratic candidates gathered to express their unity in the drive to oust Walker. 

The Wisconsin Uprising is in high gear and working at full speed to make Walker the third U.S. governor to ever be recalled.

Gov. Scott Walker is part of the Bush-Walker clan. This explains why his political views are similar to GW Bush's

source: Worker's Independent News

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Gov. Scott Walker has a bad week after recall set and court loss

3/30/2012

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By Doug Cunningham

Wisconsin U.S. District Court Judge William Conbley has struck down key provisions of Wisconsin’s anti-union Act 10, giving public employee unions a victory on dues check-off and the annual re-certification elections. Here’s the remedy the court ordered:

…the court will enter an injunction requiring a return to automatic dues deductions for all members of public unions no later than May 31, 2012. This should give sufficient time for the defendants to seek a stay of this injunction from the Seventh Circuit Court of Appeals, and for government entities to adopt a workable procedure to return to automatic deductions should the Seventh Circuit deny a stay, while balancing the plaintiffs’ and their now-voluntary members’ rights to a return to payroll deductions.
Consistent with the above, the court will also immediately suspend Act 10’s annual, mandatory recertification of general employee unions by an absolute majority of their members.

Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker’s administration can still appeal this ruling. 

Wisconsin’s Government Accountability Board today officially set the recall election against Walker for June 5th, with primary elections set for May 8th. 

More than 900,000 valid recall signatures were turned in forcing Walker’s recall over his attack on public worker collective bargaining. 

A new poll from NBC/Marist shows any generic Democrat challenger to Walker beating the governor 48-46 percent.

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source: Workers Independent News

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