If he has a mother, does she approve of his work in Madison? With hundreds of thousands of people having visited the capitol in Madison in the past two weeks to oppose him and maybe a couple thousand supporting him, I wonder how many people actually hate hate him. I wonder how it feels.
Law & Ethics - 9 Answers
People's Answers, Critics, Comments, Opinions :
Answer 1 :
it must irritate you that he was voted in by a majority last election
Answer 2 :
Scott Walker is probably the only chance for Wisconsin's salvation. He is definitely the best thing to happen since Cheddar.
Answer 3 :
Nah, he's not that bad. He just needs more tact.
Answer 4 :
only liberals. and they make up just a small minority.
Answer 5 :
the amount of people who continue to feel a tingle up their leg for obama..
Answer 6 :
How many of you libs hate it when the person elected by a MAJORITY of the people does not agree with your liberal agenda? Answer, all of you. He won the election because the people of Wisconsin are sick and tired of GOVERNMENT employees getting to do whatever the hell they please, regardless of whether they are doing their jobs properly or not. Any of these government workers can go work in the private sector if they are not happy. I guess in your liberal mind, the majority of the citizens of Wisconsin who voted for Walker only number a "couple thousand".
Answer 7 :
There are almost as many people against Walker as for him...I don't have actual numbers. Obviously he was elected, but guess what, I know people that voted for him and now wish they did not. Protestors are coming from out of state...that speaks volumes. I'll be the first, and probably the only one to say it here: Walker is a tyrant. His objective is to break all unions using the ruse of " to balance the budget" . Really? the public unions agreed to the concessions which will "balance the budget" but that's not enough for him. He is slashing local budgets And giving a comparable amount to businesses in tax breaks. Don't get me wrong, I do understand the need to bring jobs back to Wisconsin...but stop villainizing the public sector. The public sector did not create the budget deficit. Get real, that was a combination of bad spending by both parties. When it comes to school Districts, yes we get state aid...based on what the state decides they want to give from year to year and the rest is subsidized with local property taxes..which the State can and does cap. Historically, school district employees incurr lay-offs, wage freezes, and reduction in benefits. The recent publicity on this issue neglects to infer to any of this..it leads the public to believe that all public employees don't pay for any of their benefits..and many of us do already. Many of us do not have "high" paying jobs, we "bargained" for better benefits over wages. I could go on and on but no-one would read it anyway; bottom line: my raise this past year was around $200; that was more than eaten up with increased contribution to health care (before Walker). My net pay is less than what it was before my raise. Now I have less money to spend on goods and services...is everybody happy now? So you think one person's spending won't have an affect on the economy...guess what, it's not just me Everyone has a problem supporting public union wages and benefits with "their tax dollars". Guess what, we all pay taxes too! I have to pay for the inflated prices for the good and services that you provide because of the inflated wages of CEO's and who knows... maybe even you. Walker supporters...get over yourselves.
Answer 8 :
Hard to tell how many people hate him. I know the democrats don't. Scott Walker has done more for the democrats than anybody in recent history and even those who are of a conservative mind set know it. Public opinion is turning against Governor Walker and the republicans can't back track fast enough. Just yesterday's Forbes magazine had an article entitled "Governor Walker Has Lost The War". The article was written by Rick Ungar. Forbes magazine is hardly a bastion of liberal thought and Rick Ungar is no left leaning loon. The last paragraph says this: "The Wisconsin governor's desire to be at the forefront of his perceived GOP revolution may not only have doomed the anti-union effort, but it may forever label him as the man who gave the democrats the gift that keeps on giving - the return of the union rank and file into the arms of the Democratic Party. In other words, the blow-back is much more than Scott Walker and his cronies anticipated and the era of the "Reagan Democrats" may soon be over. Governor Walker may win this battle, but he is poised to lose the war. Welcome Home Democrats!
Answer 9 :
Wisconsin is a democratic state historically. People here were deceived by the political attack ads and propaganda that the republicans can afford so very much of. The billionaires who own Scott Walker and pull his strings could buy any amount of votes, but they only buy enough to win by a safe margin. Of course, only about 60% of the population of Wisconsin is foolish enough to sway their vote due to what they see on TV, and to do so without asking themselves what is the end agenda of those who pay for such ads. Their agenda is as simple as greed; they want to get richer and make the other 98% of us poorer, so we will work for less in their factories and they can save on shipping from China. They have a plan for Wisconsin alright, servitude. Scott Walker is a manipulated buffoon, just like everyone who voted for him. Wisconsin hasn't seen such a fascist piece of shit since Joseph McCarthy. Having had that dark precedent, at least we know how history will record Walker. Wisconsin's second evil republican bastard. "meet the new boss, same as the old boss" Yes WI voters got seriously fooled again. Maybe they'll be wiser next time... depends on how many republican attack ads are purchased. Democracy is a joke when the richest voice is always the loudest.
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