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In reply to the discussion: Is anyone else tired of the Pollyanna routine? [View all]treestar
(82,383 posts)45. And if Obama had gone and Walker still won?
This is a state election. Yes there are such things. Maybe the people in that state really don't want to unseat their governor? Maybe they would not change their minds simply because the POTUS set foot in their state? Because the two things have nothing to do with each other?
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Screaming and flailing your fists at other people here seems to be improving things.
Scootaloo
Jun 2012
#12
Just wait until he extends the Bush Tax Cuts...AGAIN. You ain't seen nothin' yet.
Poll_Blind
Jun 2012
#8
Walker did 'divide and conquer' - he divided Obama from Wisconsin Democrats, and defeated the latter
muriel_volestrangler
Jun 2012
#35
It would have helped if a) people didn't hate recalls and b) Barrett wasn't the guy who lost
Arkana
Jun 2012
#54
the lesson for you is do not EVER take from your boy to feed a political machine
magical thyme
Jun 2012
#47
That, plus something else I read here today, sealed the fate of the recall
MrMickeysMom
Jun 2012
#64
if obama took up residence in Wisconsin, most of the same folks blaming him now
bigtree
Jun 2012
#44
You need to blame the voters of Wisconsin. They have spoken. They want Walker.
Honeycombe8
Jun 2012
#48
I tend to agree. It IS difficult to recall governors, even if Walker didn't have
CTyankee
Jun 2012
#56
My husband is a WI native and he said that Kohl is by far the most popular politician in
CTyankee
Jun 2012
#62
i'm tired of digruntled non\former dems using DU to campaign against the president all the time.
dionysus
Jun 2012
#57