Broken Promise

Scott Walker promised to create 250,000 new jobs, but instead of creating jobs, he's led Wisconsin to lose more jobs than any other state in the country.

http://www.BarrettForWisconsin.com

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[Lynn Marquardt]

I want my Wisconsin back... a state that valued education, the environment, its citizens, fair play, the common good, and shared sacrifice.

[nikegreekvictory]

"unequality"  "... if "your" going to talk...

Better learn how to spell before trying to argue with someone.

[des100601]

Touche'....hard to spell late at night.

[Auburnation7]

Throwing out Walker would have been the equivalent of Wisconsin shooting itself in the face.

[Christopher Skyi]

DWD Secretary Newson: Actual Jobs Data Reported by Wisconsin

Employers Show State Added Over 23,300 Jobs in 2011 according to the Wisconsin Department of Workforce Development Secretary's Office. MADISON – Wisconsin Department of Workforce Development (DWD) Secretary Reggie Newson today (5/16/12)

released 2011 Wisconsin actual jobs data based on reports from nearly 160,000 employers, which shows the state added over 23,300 jobs between December 2010 and December 2011.

[GSkid2000]

Public sector union workers are leaches sucking off the private sector taxpayer. In the private sector if we want to get money, we have to convince someone it's worth buying our product or service.

In the public sector they basically put a gun to the head of the private sector in the form of higher and higher taxes they HAVE to pay so the public sector can get the level of benefits almost NONE of the private sector has or can afford for themselves. STRAIGHT MOB LEACHES!!!!

[des100601]

Seriously? Is that all you have? That argument is so last year. What about now? What about the 250,000 jobs? What about the Idictments? What about Gender unequality? Raising college tuitions putting education out of reach for everyone except the wealthy? I mean really, if your going to talk out of your ass at least keep up with the program.

[Jack Black]

Whos looking out for the property taxpayer?