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| The ribbon is a nice touch |
Okay, so you might have noticed that this is a relic from the 2014 campaign, but it showed up on my Facebook feed this morning. You might have also noticed that the statistics all are retrospective and catalog rankings that reflect the economic performance of the administration of Scott Walker's predecessor, Jim Doyle. But see, you need to understand the motivations of the person who posted this lovely image:
..whatever it takes for him NOT to be president..just my thought..So, it's fair. And remember this: Scott Walker was born in 1967, so any adverse economic results in the state dating back to the Warren Knowles administration are clearly Scott Walker's gift to all of us. I remain particularly bitter about that damn Walker's malign influence in the time of Martin Schreiber.
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My favorite line is a 2012 reference claiming to document Wisconsin's job growth through 2016. So apparently the hard line union left has trouble not only with math, but also logic and the principles of causality.
Surprise, surprise. Those who fail to connect higher union wages with higher union unemployment rates have trouble figuring out causality. Why would that be....?
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