Wisconsin
Related: About this forumNow that the election is over, they are forecasting ANOTHER massive state budget shortfall...
The response will undoubtedly be to absolutely savage the UW System and public education (again). And more tax cuts, of course, but those will be timed to coincide with Walker's re-election bid in 2018. Not a problem, though, because we need lots of welders (not English professors) and you can just send your K-12 kids to private voucher schools.
Congratulations, cheeseheads. We have ceased to be Wisconsin and have now become Wiskansas- a deep red state just east of Iowabama and across the lake from Michississippi.
Turbineguy
(37,342 posts)they git all that booklearnin'
they get uppity.
As Judge Smails would say... "... the World needs ditch diggers too!"
Still In Wisconsin
(4,450 posts)ffr
(22,670 posts)Something doesn't seem right.
Still In Wisconsin
(4,450 posts)There's no way all the state-level losses can be seen as anything other than a thorough drubbing. A strategy change is in order. It's time to stop basically focusing solely on turning out Milwaukee and Dane counties and ignoring the rest of the state.
CrispyQ
(36,478 posts)I simply don't understand how supposedly smart people can look at KS, LA, WI, NC & think that republican rule is good - that we want this on a national level. WTF???? I guess people are just more stupid than I thought.
Still In Wisconsin
(4,450 posts)They feel left behind, and want to burn the whole mutherfucker down.
It's a political primal scream.