Walker tells a Madison TV station that recall volunteers are being paid, then can't back it up.
Hey, where's my check?
This is another example of Walker behaving like every interviewer is a conservative talk radio host, in a fact-free spin zone, where the guest can say anything to stir up the base...and then the quote disappears into the ether.
Walker is so unprepared for the big stage.
PolitiFact needs a special, Walker-inspired category, as his inability or unwillingness to be truthful, already a habit, is only going to get worse in his recall-election desperation.
May I suggest, "Whopper." And not the sandwich or the candy.
That would be a lie.
We love you James! There- Is that enough payment for you?
ReplyDeleteYeah- Whopper sounds good.
ReplyDeleteWe rate Governor Walker's statement as A "WHOPPER" of a lie or " A WHOPPING LIE!"
WHAT A WHOPPING LIE!
And then he gets a Burger King crown.
To Anony: Yep, that'll do it.
ReplyDeleteJames,
ReplyDeleteJust curious if you know. I'm not sure and don't have time right now to check it out. It is just something I thought of...
What would happen if enough signatures were obtained to force a recall election against Walker, but not enough against Kleefisch...
However, before the election is set (or if that even matters) Walker resigns from the governorship.
Does Kleefisch simply assume the position of governor, thus nullifying any election?
although I believe Walker is going to win either way, you better make sure you guys get enough signatures against her just in case.
Sorry...I meant for my last post to go under the Kleefisch post.
ReplyDeleteReagan's Disciple- That would be a question for the DOJ and the GAB. I would exepect everythign to go to court at that point if not before.
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