Change You Can Believe In
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how many elections has he won in a blue state?
that should tell you how many are fed up with the unions sucking the blood out of their economy
How many criminals has he brought into government?
The OP is about his assistant sucking money out of a fund for elderly veterans. And about another enticing an underage boy for sex. Going to prison for it. That kind of stuff. Oh, and how awful it was that the police investigated it and actually inconvenienced Walker's people.
A clear case of Lèse-majesté.
BTW, all that stuff Walker promised would bring in huge increases in jobs?
Wisconsin appears to have regained all the net private-sector jobs it lost in the 2008-'09 recession, and the state's unemployment continued to fall last month. But the state also continues to lag behind the nation in the overall pace of job creation, according to state and federal employment reports released Thursday...
Separately, a report from the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics showed that Wisconsin gained 35,021 private-sector jobs in the 12 months from June 2013 to June 2014, a 1.5% growth rate that ranked the state 32nd among the 50 states.
http://www.jsonline.com/business/wi...h-rate-lags-nation-b99411136z1-286226601.html
That's certainly a change. Wisconsin was once a leader in job growth.
:Nineveh: Priorities:
On Islamic terror-- ...A "generational challenge..."
~ Barack Obama Eccl 10:2, Jn 10:10
On Global warming-- "We don’t have time, you don’t have time to deny the effects of climate change...”
~ Barack Obama Ge 8:22
On Islamic terror-- ...A "generational challenge..."
On Global warming-- "We don’t have time, you don’t have time to deny the effects of climate change...”
Pointing out the fallacy of the OP. Criminals and their friends always complain when the police investigate them.
This case was no different.
It must have been infuriating for Walker to lose some top aides, just for stealing from the elderly veterans, and for pedophilia.
ISIS Threat in the US Ge 16:12, Jer 7:6, GWT :CRASH:
Breaking News:
Serpent finds ISIS hiding in her closet.
Serpent finds ISIS hiding in her closet.
Daesh has a somewhat different take on it:
Islamic State militants have acknowledged for the first time that they have been defeated in the Syrian town of Kobani, blaming withering airstrikes by a U.S.-led coalition for forcing them to flee the town on the Turkish border.
Although not a strategic site itself, Kobani — known by the militants as Ayn al-Islam — had turned into a test of wills between the militants and the coalition. At one point, Islamic State fighters controlled almost all of the town of 45,000 people and were on the verge of capturing it outright.
In a video released late Friday by the pro-Islamic State Aamaq News Agency, two fighters made it clear that the coalition's relentless air assault proved too much for the militants.
"A while ago, we retreated a bit from Ayn al-Islam because of the bombardment and the killing of some brothers," said one masked fighter who spoke Arabic with a North African accent.
http://www.usatoday.com/story/news/world/2015/01/31/islamic-state-kobani/22643073/
The conservative idea of a defensive posture didn't work. Going after them and killing them, that worked. I can understand why Connie is angry about it; his fellow whackos in daesh are being killed and driven out of their sanctuaries by Obama.
Islamic State militants have acknowledged for the first time that they have been defeated in the Syrian town of Kobani, blaming withering airstrikes by a U.S.-led coalition for forcing them to flee the town on the Turkish border.
Although not a strategic site itself, Kobani — known by the militants as Ayn al-Islam — had turned into a test of wills between the militants and the coalition. At one point, Islamic State fighters controlled almost all of the town of 45,000 people and were on the verge of capturing it outright.
In a video released late Friday by the pro-Islamic State Aamaq News Agency, two fighters made it clear that the coalition's relentless air assault proved too much for the militants.
"A while ago, we retreated a bit from Ayn al-Islam because of the bombardment and the killing of some brothers," said one masked fighter who spoke Arabic with a North African accent.
http://www.usatoday.com/story/news/world/2015/01/31/islamic-state-kobani/22643073/
The conservative idea of a defensive posture didn't work. Going after them and killing them, that worked. I can understand why Connie is angry about it; his fellow whackos in daesh are being killed and driven out of their sanctuaries by Obama.
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Serpent hisses:
No kidding. Reagan gave missiles to Muslim terrorists, in the naive hope that they might release some hostages.
Obama delivers missiles to them, too, but the delivery is much more sudden.
I think it works better that way.
No kidding. Reagan gave missiles to Muslim terrorists, in the naive hope that they might release some hostages.
Obama delivers missiles to them, too, but the delivery is much more sudden.
I think it works better that way.
And just when you thought Texas governors couldn't get any loopier:
In late April, Texas Gov. Greg Abbott sent an open letter to the Texas State Guard asking it to keep a tight watch on the exercise. "During the training operation," Abbott wrote, "it is important that Texans know their safety, constitutional rights, private property rights, and civil liberties will not be infringed."
That was too much even for Rick Perry, who set the previous standard for goofball conspiracy theories:
“Our military is quite trustworthy. The civilian leadership, you can always question that, but not the men and women in uniform,” he added.
http://thehill.com/policy/defense/2...or-sending-state-guard-to-monitor-us-military
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