I’ve pulled a few lines out of Scott Walker’s stint behind the microphone giving the
weekly Republican address, and added my own impressions.
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The Republican success at deregulation, downsizing
government and letting Wall Street gamble with our retirement savings got us
into this mess, wiping out business and causing massive unemployment. But
displaced workers and their families, dependent on our safety net programs now,
are incredibly viewed as the real problem.
Wispolitics: Scott Walker: “Sadly, the President and many of his allies seem to measure success by how many people are dependent on government programs. Those policies have failed.”
The “…many people dependent on government programs” were put
there by Republicans, thank you very much, or did Walker forget that? They tanked the economy/spent like drunken sailors...remember? Just the opposite of failure, the safety nets succeeded in helping
millions.
Walker: "In contrast, I and many other Republicans define success in just the opposite way—by how many people we can free from government dependence by growing the private sector."
How'd that work out? Oh yeah, we had the Great Recession. My small business closed down along with my clients. I was part of
that bloodletting Scotty, thanks to "growing the private sector." Please,
no more favors.
ALERT: “Special interests” no longer includes wealthy
corporate CEO’s, Big Oil, think tanks and PAC’s that have thrown tens of millions of dollars
into political campaigns. It’s just those lousy unions and their hard working
American members.
“Instead, we need to confront the powerful special interests in Washington and put the hard working taxpayers back in charge of our government.
Last I looked; public workers paid taxes and bought things
at stores. And since when is privatizing the peoples government putting
taxpayers back in charge…let's get serious.
THE FINAL INSULT-Republicans say AMERICA LOST ITS GREATNESS! Remember when Michele
Obama said she was never more proud of her country, and the conservative's were outraged? What makes the following any different, or worse?
Let this be the moment in history where we can tell our children and our grandchildren that we helped restore our country’s greatness again. I believe we can because I believe in America.”
Walker’s previous campaign slogan, and I’m not making this up, was “Believe in Wisconsin again.”
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