Here is the REAL enemies list - and it doesn't included anyone at DU

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98. Well, here's one ....

The DEMOCRATIC candidate for Governor in Wisconsin, Mary Burke. Mary's famous for supporting charter schools, voting against the teacher's union and, as President of Trek Bicycle, outsourcing Wisconsin jobs to China. She describes herself as a "fiscal conservative" and has praised Scott Walker's union busting budget.


http://bloggingblue.com/2014/05/mary-burke-im-a-fiscal-conservative/

Mary Burke: I’m a “fiscal conservative”

According to a report in the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, Democratic gubernatorial frontrunner Mary Burke called herself a “fiscal conservative” during a meeting on Tuesday with Milwaukee business leaders.

While I understand that calling herself a “fiscal conservative” will win her some votes among moderates and independents, it’s certainly not going to win her many fans among her base, and I’m disappointed that the candidate most likely to end up as the Democratic standard-bearer against Gov. Scott Walker is proud to call herself a “fiscal conservative,” because when I think of fiscal conservatives I don’t think of Democrats who’ll stand up for the middle class – I think of Democrats like Chris Abele, who’s proven he’s certainly no champion of the largely middle class public employees who work for Milwaukee County.

What’s more, when I think of “fiscal conservatives,” I think of Scott Walker and Glenn Grothmann, and if that’s the kind of company Mary Burke wants to be associated with as fellow fiscal conservatives, then I think I’ve officially entered the Twilight Zone.

http://cognidissidence.blogspot.com/2014/05/who-should-apologize.html

BURKE: "In terms of the fiscal picture, there is no doubt that the first budget that [Walker] introduced and that he implemented significantly improved the financial situation of the state, because the state was coming out of this downturn, in 2008 and 2010, revenues were going down, there were, you know, the structural deficit grew, and basically he got rid of the structural deficit."