Tuesday, January 8, 2013

At what point do Republican Voters hold Walker Accountable for his Failed Jobs Plan?

Well, how accurate do we have to be before someone starts holding Scott Walker and the Republicans at fault for their lousy job creation plan?

By the way, the following data is endorsed by Gov. Walker:
jsonline: Wisconsin ranked 42 out of the 50 states in private-sector job creation, according to the latest available government jobs data that is deemed credible by economists.

The data covers the 12 months from June 2011 to June 2012 and is based on a census of 96% of the nation's public and private sector employers, making it the most thorough and accurate reading of hiring in America. But the Quarterly Census on Earnings and Wages, as the quarterly report is formally known, comes with a time lag of as long as seven months.
Or is holding political power more important? We know the answer to that. Here's the Journal Sentinel graph:

1 comment:

  1. The media won't hold Walker accountable -- they created this faux rock star. The work as an echo-chamber, some media asset is carrying Walker's lies each day -- the other's then pick it up because it's then deemed "news."

    The republicans won't hold Walker accountable -- they work for the same masters.

    The out-of-state multinational-corporate billionaires won't do it, Wisconsin's losses are their gains. Its a zero-sum game!

    Don't believe a word you read in the media about a "moderate" agenda this year -- absolutely won't happen, they've already started massive "divide and conquer" with the mining bill.

    Every Walker failure gets twisted as the very reason we need more Walker "divide and conquer".

    Its a sick situation -- gerrymandering districts helped, but there is also every reason to believe there is ELECTION FRAUD (not voter fraud).

    All of this means, no "accountability moment" for Walker unless John Doe or the Feds indict.

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