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Lessons Learned from Wisconsin Recall

Oldpatriot Wrote: Jun 09, 2012 9:44 PM

From here on if I hear the word 'compromise' from any Repub pol he/she gets a phone call and email and, when possible, my friends and I vote for someone else in the next primary. I hope I am incorrect in this, but I feel Romney is just less of what is presently happening rather than a true stand up guy like Walker. We will soon find out who the real Americans are.

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Moose Hunter Wrote: Jun 09, 2012 10:13 PM

It's going to take something far more potent than a phone call or email to educate RINOs. i'm thinking baseball bats and flamethrowers.

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Lessons Learned from Wisconsin Recall

10. The Left had their lawyers at the ready, and the liberal media was promising us "a late night." However, the margin of victory for Scott Walker made it impossible for the Left to utilize their tactical motto: if you're not cheating, you're not trying. When I was a kid growing up in Big Ten basketball country, I knew my Michigan Wolverines needed to be at least 5-8 points better than Indiana or Purdue when playing them on the road, because the refs were so intimidated by Bobby Knight and Gene Keady you weren't going to get a call down...

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