PETITIONS FILED Against Three Fleebagger Democrats in Wisconsin
Posted by Jim Hoft on Thursday, April 21, 2011, 12:02 PM
Nobody likes a fleebagger.
Illinois Tea Party Patriots confronted the Wisconsin Fleebaggers at their Illinois hideout last month.
Wisconsin Republicans filed signatures needed to recall three fleebagger democrats today.
The Chicago Tribune reported:
A conservative group has filed the signatures needed to force a recall election for a third Democratic Wisconsin senator over his stance on Gov. Scott Walker’s collective bargaining law.
The committee to recall Robert Wirch of Pleasant Prairie has more than the 13,500 signatures needed. Election officials will have 31 days to review the signatures, unless a court grants an extension.
Organizers also filed recall petitions on Thursday against Sens. Robert Hansen of Green Bay and Jim Holperin of Conover. Democrats previously filed petitions to recall four Republican senators. They are being targeted for their support or opposition to a bill that would strip most public employees of collective bargaining rights.
In response, Democrats released a statement mocking the Republican efforts.
Slate reported:
Let’s call it what it is: The Republican effort to recall Democratic senators who stood up to Scott Walker is RACKET, run from afar, fraudulently pursued, deliberately hidden and dangerously unethical. We therefore doubt the integrity of the signatures filed and the methods used to collect the signatures. The practices underlying the Republican recall racket are rotten at their core and taint the entire process. We have been collecting actionable evidence to support our claims, some of which we will release, and which all will be released by our legal team to the Government Accountability Board.
At the end of the day, the sloppy, disorganized, dispirited and fraudulent efforts of the Republican recall racket and its corporate sponsors means a very high likelihood that the challenges will fail. Ultimately, however, the senators they seek to challenge stood up to Scott Walker instead of endorsing his anti-Wisconsin agenda and will prevail in any recall election.
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Sasja commented:
At the end of the day, the sloppy, disorganized, dispirited and fraudulent efforts of the Republican recall racket and its corporate sponsors means a very high likelihood that the challenges will fail.
Hey, DEMenteds. Can’t see the future, but I wouldn’t bet the farm on it if I were you.
Militant Conservative commented:
TPM cleaning up the mess the democrat kids made. Not to worry the adults are coming.
powder is dry
Zipity commented:
Let me translate the Democratic response to the recall of the fleebaggers…
“Waaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa……….WHAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA………Whhhhhhhaaaaaaaaaa……..WAWAWAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA”
That is all………
american patriot commented:
Okay, the lefties have given their opinion.
We’ll soon find out if the voters agree with it.
Grey Davis commented:
A recall effort could never succeed.
Lisa T. commented:
After reading that statement, I want to donate to the recall effort. Please keep us posted and put up a link. I will eat beans and peanut butter for a week to send them $10.
tommy mc donnell commented:
i would bet the RNC had little or nothing to do with the recall effort. the RNC is afraid that if any of these recall efforts are successful people might start to recall some of the phonies they ran for office.
SSBN 627(B) commented:
Spoiled little brats standing in defense of the indefensible.
Hey, Demtards, sometimes it’s best to just take yer lumps and STFU.
indccc commented:
At the end of the day, the sloppy, disorganized, dispirited and fraudulent efforts of the Republican recall racket and its corporate sponsors means a very high likelihood that the challenges will fail.
Projection. Deception. Deflection. It’s what Democrats/Progressives do.
MWTexas commented:
“The senators they seek to challenge stood up to Scott Walker . . .”
Stood up to Scott Walker ???
Well I guess in the literal sense you have to stand up to walk to your car and then again to walk into a motel in another state where you’re going to be hiding out.
Maybe it’s just me, but fleeing the state like chickensh*ts in order to avoid your sworn responsibility as a representatives – just doesn’t sound like they were standing up to much.
But then, I’m not infected with that lefty prog-liberal view of the world where running and hiding like a coward equals standing up for your principles.
How about Gov. Scott Walker was the real one standing up for his principles? He stood up to the unions, the mainstream press and other lefty dirtbags who invaded the capital building for weeks. He faced their anger and criticism and stayed on the course he felt was the right one. And, he did it from his office in his home state where he was elected to serve the public.
In short, he did his job.
libby mcLibtard commented:
Wisconsin. Where I live.
Assembly. Republican.
Senate. Republican.
Governor. Republican.
Hahahashahahahahahahahahahahaha!! Hey LIBTARDS!!! How does my a$$ taste??
neverends commented:
I can’t wait for the loonies take on the outcome of the elections once the recall petitions are verified and the Republicans take total control of the state senate as well as the lower house and the governorshipalready controlled by Republicans. My guess is that at that point, someone is going to go off the deep end and not just threaten a life but take one – or more.
The loonies will stop at nothing!
jimg commented:
The Republican effort to recall Democratic senators who stood up to Scott Walker
I’ve never quite understood how one could ‘stand up’ to someone … while you’re running away.
BurmaShave commented:
I heard that the Dems are working on recall petitions against 8 Republicans (I presume they are all Senators).
If Scott Walker fails to get a robust voter registration and voter ID law passed while he can, he is asking to be embarrassed in more ways than one.
Dawgonitt commented:
#7 April 21, 2011 at 1:31 pm
tommy mc donnell commented:
i would bet the RNC had little or nothing to do with the recall effort. the RNC is afraid that if any of these recall efforts are successful people might start to recall some of the phonies they ran for office.
I Beleive Tommy is correct. The RNC is no diffrent that the Democrats. They are RINOs, Not Conservitives. Spineless & without gonads. Need an Open Season on all DemocRats & RINOS. Flush them all like the traderious turds they are.
wodun commented:
Would be pretty hilarious if these Dems lost their recall elections.
Right is Right commented:
Ok, let me get this staight.
Running away is the new “stand up to” ???
Only from the party of cut and runners!!!
Duke commented:
Agreed #7. For many Repub as well as Dem officials its the political class v citizens (e.g., irresponsible spending). We citizens have to win that every single time no matter the party.
Arch commented:
Democrat Wisconsin State Senators ran for office and won. The swore to represent their districts, but rather than come to work, they left the state to prevent the Senate from do its job. While they were hiding out of state, 1,500 state workers, their constituents, lost their jobs. A union mob ransacked the capitol building causing considerable damage. In the private sector, if you do not show up to work, you get fired. In the military, you can go to jail and, in combat, you can be shot.
As our democrats friends have so often said, elections have consequences. Wisconsin’s Assembly and Senate held substantial majorities in 2008. In 2010 Wisconsin republicans ran on reducing spending and balancing the budget without increasing taxes as had the democrats. The voters swept the democrats out and the republicans in to power. As he promised, Governor Walker restricted collective bargaining and have government workers contributing to their pension and medical care. After these childish antics by the democrats, 66% of Wisconsin voters still approved of the Governor’s and the Senate’s actions.
I know many of us have forgotten that America is a nation of laws with a strong work ethic. Our representative form of government demands that office holders come to work and represent their constituents. You cannot win by threats, intimidation and violence. Come to work, make your case, vote and move on.
davidt commented:
Well of course Walker’s opponents think the State Senators who ran away from their responsibilities were standing up to him. These are generally the same people who think draft-dodgers were standing up to The Man when they ran away to Canada.
fightinggranny commented:
Anyone elected, who cannot stand on their Statehouse floor, and debate the issues, deserve to be recalled. This is what DEFEAT looks like. Go Conservatives in WI. We are girding for our own battle in PA!
Mark30339 commented:
Hey Gateway, on April 17 you blogged about the Robert Hansen recall petitions being stolen in a burglary, and commenters went on a witchhunt about how stupid the recall organizers were to leave the petitions so easy to steal. It looks like the whole theft thing was not a setback — how long will it be before the union thugs claim the theft event was a Nixonesque dirty trick by tea partiers to get more signatures on the petitions?
tommy mc donnell commented:
i hope the recall efforts succeed. maybe they will help to make elected officials realize their allegience belongs to their constituents not to the party bosses. the people that ran away did not do it for their constituents they did it for the party. i would hope both democrats and republicans would support these efforts. i don’t care if the person that get elected is a democrat as long as it is not the person that ran away.
Bill Sheldon commented:
So, according to Slate and their dimwitted logic, the French were standing up to Hitler when his armies overran Paris. Hey I feel a song coming on…
Run, Run, Run
Run Away…neer neer neer neer neer neer
Let’s Run, Run, Run
Run Away…neer neer neer neer neer neer