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  1. Pretty obvious if the bill came to desk he'd sign it. To believe otherwise is just not living up to the facts. Hey, if that's what your for no need to lie to the voterS - AGAIN.
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  2. Promise us, Governor, and let your word be your bond, that you will veto right-to-work legislation if it reaches your desk. Saying things like "I have no interest," and "I'm going to do everything in my power to make sure it isn't there" are not strong enough statements.
  3. "Everything in my power" means having a right to work bill submitted by a Republican state senator, then signing the bill at 12am on a Friday. I can only hope for so much.
  4. Walker must have bit his tongue nearly in half when he said that public unions are overwhelmingly his partner in economic development. I almost feel sorry for all the anxiety he must be feeling right now.... No matter, I think it's an even bet that he will call any and all Republican victories on June 5 a "mandate" to justify signing right-to-work legislation when it just happens to cross his desk.
  5. Hmmm... That sounds different from what he told Diane Hendricks.
  6. Walker will do what the Koch brothers and ALEC demand.
  7. Can you say "Snake oil salesman".
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  8. What he means is that he will wait until he has the opportunity to sign it into law. He will then say he is doing it for the "taxpayers". And he is...the billionaire taxpayers, that is.
  9. he'll try to stop right to work and the check is in the mail and act 10 was about the budget and...
  10. So.... doing everything in his power does not inlcude a veto?
    We deserve someone better!


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