The Schutzstaffel lives on. It’s known as the Wisconsin Democrat Party
The Schutzstaffel was among other things, the political police of the Third Reich. The SS expanded from a small paramilitary unit to a powerful force that served as the …
It’s clear that GOP candidates aren’t going to get the affirmative action treatment Obama got from the press
Barack Obama has been the beneficiary of Affirmative Action for most of his life. He benefited from Affirmative Action during his academic career and has admitted as much: “I …
Obama hammers Walker on foreign policy? Really?
The self-appointed king of all things has made clear he is displeased with the man democrats fear most– Scott Walker. Walker dared criticize Obama’s Iran deal and Obama has …
The left wing media declares jihad on Scott Walker
Well over a year ago I wrote a post titled The man democrats fear the most is already under attack by Obama Walker has endured not one, but two secret …
The failed media assassination of Scott Walker
Back in November I wrote a post about the war on Scott Walker, the man democrats fear the most. It hasn’t gone well for liberals, and so they have resorted …
Say What? June 10, 2012 Edition [Reader Post]
President Obama, Friday, early afternoon, when asked if he was blaming Europe for the failure of his own economic policies: “The truth of the matter is, as I’ve said, we’ve created 4.3 million jobs the last 27 months…The private sector is doing fine.”
The man who saved the United States of America [Reader Post]
He is Scott Walker of Wisconsin.
An article in Business Insider listed the Top 6 winners and losers in state budget battles this year. Among the winners are Governors Scott Walker of Wisconsin, Andrew Cuomo of New York, John Kasich of Ohio, Jerry Brown of California and Tom Corbett of Pennsylvania. They all took similar approaches to the financial crises that faced their states- they cut spending and mostly avoided new taxes.
Wisconsin cops and firemen make businesses an offer they can’t refuse [Reader Post]
In the The Godfather Don Corleone asked Hollywood producer Jack Woltz to cast Johnny Fontane in a movie. Woltz refuses and Corleone tells Johnny this:
In Wisconsin the cops and firemen have sent a not-so-subtle message to the businesses of Wisconsin. In part it reads:
Say What? March 6, 2011 Edition [Reader Post]
Congressman Charles Rangel: “Collective bargaining is something that is so close to slavery in terms of abolishing it, that it is not an American concept to tell people that they cannot discuss their economic position.”
Michael Moore, at a recent and smaller rally in WI: “Madison is only the beginning. The rich have overplayed their hand.”
Scott Walker has a messaging problem [Reader Post]
Wisconsin governor Scott Walker has a problem. It’s not the smelly, indian sitting – Kumbaya singing activists who are turning the statehouse into Woodstock ’11. Although they are a problem – it’s primarily to the olfactory system. Nor is it the union thugs who are harassing reporters, people who dare to voice their support of the Governor and representatives on their way to their offices.