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Showing posts with label Scott Walker. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Scott Walker. Show all posts
Friday, August 7, 2015
Monday, July 20, 2015
No man or woman is above the law, even the President
Illegal aliens have created this problem by breaking our laws. They just don't want to hear that we are a nation of laws. What do they teach these kids in school on the American taxpayer dime? Education for illegals has cost this country $172 billion since 1996.
Labels:
Amnesty,
Illegals,
Immigration,
Obama,
Scott Walker
Monday, July 13, 2015
Wednesday, June 20, 2012
Turn the Senate Red
"Democrats and their Labor Union allies tried to recall Governor Scott Walker for simply trying to reign in Wisconsin's ballooning budget.
Wouldn't it make more sense to recall Harry Reid as Senate Majority Leader this November? Under Reid's watch, Senate Democrats haven't passed a budget in 1,143 days – over 3 years!
Without a budget, the Obama Administration ballooned our debt to nearly $16 trillion."
The National Republican Senatorial Committee
Labels:
Budgets/Finance,
Debt Ceiling,
Obama,
Political Parties,
Scott Walker,
Unions
Thursday, June 14, 2012
Saturday, June 9, 2012
Message from Pete Hoekstra
It is the talk of the country--Scott Walker winning his recall in Michigan. Unions and Democrats spent millions to stop him. The people spoke.
Pete Hoekstra, Republican Candidate for U.S. Senate from Michigan, says,
Tuesday night, Governor Scott Walker’s victory in Wisconsin showed that conservatives are committed to changing the direction and leadership of this country. It reminded me of the great energy we saw throughout the 2010 elections. Obama and the Democrats were left scrambling after this monumental loss
Then, Thursday morning, Obama received another dose of devastating news. Mitt Romney is now leading in Michigan. This is an absolute crisis for the Democrats. Michigan will likely determine the race for the White House and which party has control of the U.S. Senate. Now, more than ever, is the time to take action.
Pete Hoekstra, Republican Candidate for U.S. Senate from Michigan, says,
Tuesday night, Governor Scott Walker’s victory in Wisconsin showed that conservatives are committed to changing the direction and leadership of this country. It reminded me of the great energy we saw throughout the 2010 elections. Obama and the Democrats were left scrambling after this monumental loss
Then, Thursday morning, Obama received another dose of devastating news. Mitt Romney is now leading in Michigan. This is an absolute crisis for the Democrats. Michigan will likely determine the race for the White House and which party has control of the U.S. Senate. Now, more than ever, is the time to take action.
Labels:
election,
Obama,
Political Parties,
Scott Walker
Wednesday, June 6, 2012
Emotional Crybaby says End of Democracy
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Actually the REAL message is,
We union members won't be
screwing the taxpayer any longer in Wisconsin.
Walker Wins -- Union Loses
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“Tonight voters said ‘no’ to the tired, liberal ideas of yesterday and ‘yes’ to fiscal responsibility and a new direction.”~ Mitt Romney
Unions only have power in that they negotiated one sided contracts in the past that are weighing down on cities throughout the country. Those bad union contracts are now forcing cities to struggle along in this recessive economy trying to pay the outrageous benefits that were contracted in the past.
The Unions tried to recall Republican Governor Scott Walker of Wisconsin, pouring millions of union money into the recall campaign because of his collective bargaining reforms. Democrats went after him with a vengeance even getting donations from out of the state. The people spoke at the polls yesterday saying, "no more bull."
Under Walker, the State of Wisconsin has a $154 million budget surplus when it faced a $3.6 billion deficit before he took office; 30,000 new jobs; and a 6.7 percent unemployment rate, the lowest in almost four years.
Labels:
Mitt Romney,
Political Parties,
Scott Walker,
Unions
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