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In reply to the discussion: I'm not going to feel sorry for Wisconsin anymore.. (or Ohio, Michigan, and Florida) [View all]Lifelong Protester
(8,421 posts)17. I still don't understand, why here in WI
the state Democratic Party can NOT take the momentum of the 2011 protests and turn that into victory.
There are many of us in WI who voted against Walker, three times. So please, don't tar us all with the same brush. I'm not happy living with a lot of folks who think Walker is doing a great job, either. So what are we supposed to do? Abandon the state? I'm in education, should I just abandon the schools and children?
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I'm not going to feel sorry for Wisconsin anymore.. (or Ohio, Michigan, and Florida) [View all]
LW1977
Nov 2014
OP
Kansas, at least the western part, is running on borrowed time before it's just a hot,
RKP5637
Nov 2014
#8
Not true. The people who create the state leadership are convention delegates
HereSince1628
Nov 2014
#20
It's like Yogi said, "If people don't want to come to the ballpark, how are you going to stop them?"
postulater
Nov 2014
#15
the voters should have voted- tough shit they dont like the dem's candidate - they are
belzabubba333
Nov 2014
#22
Plus, I think I can get on with my life without the sympathy or hatred of those who, ridiculously,
djean111
Nov 2014
#25