Gov. Scott Walker: “People Should Be Upset With Dirty Tricks Done By Those 14 Senate Democrats” (Video)

Governor Scott Walker was on with Sean Hannity tonight to discuss “Winning” tonight.
Governor Walker told Sean,

“Well, I traveled the state today and I got asked that question about the process that was used yesterday and again today and I said, “The irony is that people should be upset with the dirty tricks being done by those 14 senate democrats.” For three weeks they abandoned their job. They abandoned the people they represent who sent them here… And, they really thought that somehow the minority could rule on this.

Agreed.

#1 March 10, 2011 at 8:46 pm
Mahdi Al-Dajjal commented:

Talk amongst yourselves…
#2 March 10, 2011 at 8:49 pm
Ginger commented:

Governor Walker just ask and you will recieve needed help to finance the up coming recall bogus claims for the senators.
#3 March 10, 2011 at 9:02 pm
toongoon commented:

Elmer Fudd’s out hunting “Fweebaggews”.
#4 March 10, 2011 at 9:14 pm
Paul52 commented:

Stay strong, Gov. The goonions are a minority of the labor pool here in WI. The mutual back-scratching between the union bosses and their bought-and-paid-for Dem. pols is coming to an end.
#5 March 10, 2011 at 9:15 pm
Contessa61 commented:

Good job Walker. We have a long tough road ahead of us with all the recalls, but if we get the message out on collective bargaining abuses, we should win.
#6 March 10, 2011 at 9:22 pm
squeaky commented:

[Madison -- Teachers, firefighters and police officers said they would begin a boycott of M&I Bank if the bank does not begin publicly opposing Gov. Scott Walker's efforts to curtail collective bargaining for public workers. Unions representing those groups said they would start other boycotts of businesses that backed Walker in his campaign.]
http://www.jsonline.com/blogs/news/117756068.html
#7 March 10, 2011 at 9:27 pm
mg4us commented:

Kudos Gov Walker!!! For three weeks the Fleebaggers and the public knew that you could pass ANY non-spending bill. . . without a quorum. You were too kind waiting three weeks for the derelict DemocRATS to return and do their job. . .

Now that you passed this bill on collective bargaining you need to move onto changing the law to be on the 2012 Wisconsin presidential ballot. . . requiring a bona-fide official birth certificate from any and ALL candidates – - including Obama. No grandfathering, No Exceptions!

Then pass a law to require voter registrations to be secure. . . so only eligible voters can register and vote. . . and that they be required to show ID just like they do when applying for a drivers license or trying to board a flight. . .no illegals, no double voting, no deceased people voting. . No EXCEPTIONS!!! This will drive the leftist acorn-loving DemocRAT lowlife crazy!

Time to take back our country!
#8 March 10, 2011 at 9:39 pm
gus commented:

I know Gov.Walker, he will stay the course. He is for real.
#9 March 10, 2011 at 9:45 pm
gus commented:

mg4us. Liberals will NEVER play fair. Ever. Gov.Walker knows that.
#10 March 10, 2011 at 9:45 pm
Ella commented:

Heck I know several Democrats in Wisconsin who are fed up with this union scam that has been laid out for all to see. That ought to give the unions something to think about. It’s not just conservatives and tea partiers.
#11 March 10, 2011 at 9:50 pm
xqqme commented:

News Flash! Unions send letter to M&I Bank threatening to boycott if they go along with Walker. However, the bank is no longer a WI bank, it is now a BMO (Canadian) bank. LOL

M&I to be sold to Canadian bank for $4.1 billion
http://www.jsonline.com/business/112058794.html
#12 March 10, 2011 at 9:50 pm
Randy commented:

@mg4us

Excellent ideas. They should do the same in Ohio and Indiana and wherever else the leftest are protesting.

Elections have consequences and WE WON.

We are in for a rough two years. Stay strong. Stay firm. And know that us conservatives in Illinois, who are being held hostage by the People’s Republic of Chicago, are rooting for you.
#13 March 10, 2011 at 10:12 pm
Beachluver commented:

I know I sound like a broken record but…..this week-end…with bottom feeder Jackson and pig-boat Moore and major Trumka busloads on the way…Gov. bre ready…get the NATIONAL GUARD there Pronto!!!!! WOOHOO!!!! Like The jugged-ear man child said…WE WON!!!!!!
#14 March 10, 2011 at 11:06 pm
RexRedbone commented:

The Fleebagger Coward 14 aka FleeC14 when they where caught in illinois it was a big f ing joke they had 3 hour notice to get back to Madison they rolled the dice they lost.
One thing that could have been used was Citizen Arrest your there to the people work if you can not or will not then rot in a jail cell.I will be glad to put your ass there !
#15 March 11, 2011 at 12:01 am
Contessa61 commented:

Here is what is happening with the recall effort of Wisc. Dem Senator Wirch. Heavy union intimidaton tactics. Email I received.

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Fellow Patriots,

We have obtained a good number, but this last weekend the unionistas played harder and smarter than us. They showed up long before us, took up all of the street side parking spaces, placarded all of their windshields with “SUPPORT WIRCH” signs, picketed and crowded the entrances. They aimed to intimidate AND IT WORKED! The workers scheduled for the recall had some small signs, but they were lost in a sea of Support Wirch signs. We watched cars slow down to turn in and then get scared off as they neared the entrance where the big burly thugs congregated. This was confirmed as we went on a walking lit. drop and met homeowners who said they wanted to pull in but were scared.

There was an afternoon rally at the Brat stop in Kenosha. Same problem -intimidation of the highest order! The unionistas had basically surrounded his site and traffic was no longer able to see him. He had to fold up and left shortly thereafter.

So does this weekend make us angry -you bet it did! We were out thought, outnumbered and out shouted. Did this discourage us? Well let’s put in perspective. For two weeks in a row hundreds of recall Wirch supporters braved the worst that the unionistas could throw and we refused to bend or be intimidated. WE STOOD! AND WE WILL CONTINUE TO STAND!

Will you join with other Patriots who have committed to helping out on this recall next weekend?

I can tell you it has never been the actions of the many that have made the difference, it is the small committed groups such as ourselves. Let’s be the difference and make this happen!
#16 March 11, 2011 at 1:29 am
Granny commented:

Contessa61 – you folks need to take a page from the flash mob playbook. Don’t publicize where you are going to be and send out the info by telephone tree an hour before you want to set up. That way the unions won’t be waiting for you or at least fewer of them will.
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#19 March 11, 2011 at 5:09 am
PamelaofthePoconos commented:

Hypocrites. ObamaCare was crafted entirely behind closed doors, and heinously, those doing the ‘crafting’ took full advantage of The People’s year end holiday celebrations which could not be enjoyed because we knew they were screwing us behind those closed doors.
#20 March 11, 2011 at 6:56 am
squeaky commented:

[The body voted 53-42 in favor of the proposal. All Democrats voted against the bill and were joined by four Republicans – Dean Kaufert of Neenah, Lee Nerison of Westby..] maybe i’m off but if the 14 awols had come back and actually voted wouldn’t they have won? unless of course the 4 wayward repubs were herded back into the fold.
#21 March 11, 2011 at 6:57 am
Mikey commented:

I have a question maybe someone can answer. If they can vote against collective bargaining they way they did, why didn’t they just vote to become a right to work state? Does anybody know the answer to that? Just curious. A vote like that would be game, set match.
#23 March 11, 2011 at 11:30 am
polittessential commented:

Who is for the Governor and who opposes him? I want to hear from the people. Who are the most people sided with? Who is the most passionate about their opinion? If we all post our thoughts and vote on the ones we agree and disagree with, we will be better suited to weigh the options. Here is a good place I found to write “to” out politicians… http://www.fastnote.com/wipolitics