Why Wisconsin is important - it will tell us if well funded Marxist interests can beat down the will of the people.

There are two elections that will play a major role in the coming November elections.  One is the contest between the Harvard radical, Elizabeth Warren and Scott Brown, in Massachusetts, and the other is the Wisconsin recall election,  to be held this coming June the 5th.  It is this election that is the subject of this post.

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Understand that teacher union are there to
tell the taxpayer how much they must pay
for the services of those who partake of
the public trough. 

"Republican Gov. Scott Walker has been in office for only 15 months, and his state has been in turmoil virtually the entire time. His decision to eliminate most collective-bargaining rights for public employee unions has touched off a political war that has left Wisconsin as polarized as any state in the country."

Source site: the Washington Post

In this quote,  the Washington Post, once again,  misrepresents the facts of the situation for the sake of political appointment.  First,  Walker did not eliminate "most collective bargaining rights" for union workers.  Rather,  he limited "collective bargaining" for the taxpayer funded public union members  to the same model as is the case with Federal workers under B Obama.   Wisconsin has "been in turmoil virtually the entire time" only because the Democrat constituency and its legislative leadership have refused the rule of law.  It is that simple.  

Everyone knew what the 2010 gubernatorial election was all about.  And the voice of the people was heard,  loud and clear.  Walker, no stranger to Wisconsin politics,  won election over the Democrat, Tom Barrett,  by a 52% to 46% margin.   Wisconsin benefited from the so-called conservative "wave election"of 2010 that swept the Democrats out of the House of Representatives and destroyed the absolute Democrat majority in the Senate .  Russ Feingold (Senator from Wisconsin),  perhaps the most popular of liberal (not radical) congressmen,  was shockingly defeated by Ron Johnson (52% to 47%) as the GOP moved into "power" on a state and federal level.  

The governorship was won by the Republican, Scott Walker,  and both houses of the state congress "flipped" in the GOP's favor.  Immediately,  the Democrats began plotting strategies to negate the people's will.  Like the evil children they raise, the Democrat state legislators fled the state,  preventing the continuation of state government;  the teachers' unions went on strike,   union thugs came to the state and threatened Scott Walker and those who were duly elected representatives of the people.  As it turns out,  Wisconsin had been a fascist state all along. Only when the 2010 election could not be manipulated in favor of the fascist incumbency,  did anyone know just out out of step the Democrat leadership and its unions were in light of Constitutional governance and fair play. 

Immediately following the state elections,  anarchist party members  tried to take back the state congress with a series of recall elections, within a year of the midterms, but failed to recall enough Republicans to regain their dictatorial rule.  So,  they turned their attention to the newly elected governor.  

The excuse for all this lawlessness ?  The GOP took down "collective bargaining"  for retirement benefits,  in a desperate effort to get the state's spending under control.  Claims that Walker was/is a union hater (as I am) went well beyond the truth of the matter, but who in the Democrat Party cares about truth or the rule of law,  these days?  The fact of the matter is this: the state's service unions (police, fire and teacher) continue to have collective bargaining rights for wage negotiations.  In addition, union members were asked to pay a stipend on their benefit sharing plans.  That's it.  And if this became some sort of egregious circumstance,  the fascist Left could change it all "back to normal" with the next election. This whole affair is the "end of the world" for those who participate in the elective process.   Understand that "democracy" in the United States of America is about representative governance,  not the rule of the simple majority.  

Some folks in the GOP have moved away from making this a bell weather election for fear that Walker would lose and the Establishment GOP would "look bad."   So much for the Establishment.  The TEA party patriots in the state are not so cowardly.  They have stood up for their governor.  They see the balancing of the budget and the saving of several school districts in the state.  And it is beginning to appear as if Scott Walker might successfully defend his place in state government because of the success of his budgetary policies.    

While Walker has shied away from making this election a Democrat v Republican affair,  it certainly is a Walker versus the Unions struggle,  which,  in my mind,  is precisely the same thing.   

The implications of this election are undeniable.  Indeed, this will be seen as a bell weather election for each side.  A win for either will be used as stimulus for the coming national elections. 

So important is this election,  that Chris Christie,  Governor of New Jersey.  made an appearance in the state,  Tuesday night, in support of Governor Walker. 

Polls show Walker with a nominal lead and election funding favors the GOP, to date.  We will keep this election at center stage.  It is an important millstone,  should Walker succeed against a Marxist Machine that is well funded and supported by a national organization (the DNC).  

You can help Walker and the conservative efforts to reclaim our country,  

by taking no more than 5 minutes, clicking on the following link,  and doing what you can do. we don't have to "demonstrate" to win,  but we certainly have to take advantage of the opportunities we have,  as we sit at our computers and share in the national experience  --  before the Left takes that away from us, too.