GOP's cold feet over subsidy for K-C Cold Springs plant.

[Update - - We subsequently discover that the GOP is indeed scheduling its special session six days after the election, with a phony 'hearing' that same day.] 

There's trouble in FitzWalkerStan, where both Walker and the Fitz

have seen the continuing negative polling on subsidies for Foxconn: 

The Marquette survey of 800 registered voters found 46 percent of respondents believe the multi-billion-dollar state incentives package for Foxconn isn't worth it, while only 40 percent said the aid will pay off. Nearly two-thirds of voters polled around Wisconsin predicted their local businesses won't benefit.

And are putting a similar deal for Kimberly-Clark on hold.

Kimberly-Clark is said to withdraw its demand for a big subsidy by 9/30, though this clunky headline doesn't get to the political heart of the matter:

Kimberly-Clark decides to wait on Cold Springs decision 

Better headline:

Chill the K-C/Foxconn 2.0 money talk until after the election