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GoCubsGo

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32. Duh.

Thu May 31, 2012, 07:28 PM

May 2012

I know he isn't going. My point is that there are those that believe that folks won't go out and vote without him or someone else pushing them to do it by showing up there. I think that's B.S. Like I said, the people of Wisconsin already know what is at stake. I have watched them for the past year, and I have more faith in them than to believe they will stay home if the President doesn't show up. I suspect the President does, too, which is why I am guessing that he's staying out of it.

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It�s official: Bill Clinton heading to Wisconsin to campaign against Scott Walker [View all] PeaceNikki May 2012 OP

"Clinton remaind undecided until today." DonCoquixote May 2012 #1

I am very glad to see this. PeaceNikki May 2012 #4

yep, me too. Whisp May 2012 #5

So much dumb in one short post. WilliamPitt May 2012 #8

No kidding. GoCubsGo May 2012 #21

Agreed GObamaGO May 2012 #36

We're all great at it. RUMMYisFROSTED May 2012 #38

Being 'undecided' until the last minute is called 'negotiating'. n/t PoliticAverse May 2012 #13

Negotiating? progressoid May 2012 #15

Alternatively, he could have just been waiting until the last minute to make the maximum splash. TrollBuster9090 May 2012 #14

Exactly! Build the suspense -- charge in on a white horse! pnwmom May 2012 #20

"Always so eager to think the worst" GoCubsGo May 2012 #23

Yes, Clinton won't be of use to the party if he hooks himself up with losing candidates. pnwmom May 2012 #24

Obama isn't going to WI lark May 2012 #27

Duh. GoCubsGo May 2012 #32

Or maybe... TroglodyteScholar May 2012 #35

As I have suggested in other posts.... HereSince1628 May 2012 #2

I agree. He's a charmer and well liked by many. PeaceNikki May 2012 #3

Considering that the ALEC-Fitz-Walker voter suppression act is aimed at minorities HereSince1628 May 2012 #7

Indeed. You make good point about his record on labor, but.... PeaceNikki May 2012 #9

How can Clinton galvanize the black vote? Happydayz May 2012 #39

Good, I would love to see Walker try to have a conversation with Clinton. sabrina 1 May 2012 #6

Walker has a lopsided head and googly dumb eyes. My friend said, PeaceNikki May 2012 #10

He always looks like he's falling asleep to me. sabrina 1 May 2012 #12

What IS up with his head? He looks like freakin Gumby. bluesbassman May 2012 #29

lol PeaceNikki May 2012 #31

He's "Bob" from the old Ted Danson TV show "Becker" GoCubsGo May 2012 #34

�Folks in Wisconsin have been on the front lines of fighting for working, middle-class families PeaceNikki May 2012 #11

Go, Big Damn Dog, Go! nt onehandle May 2012 #16

Considering NAFTA's damage to manufacturing SHRED May 2012 #17

Yes. Even the Republicans I know long for the days of Clinton. PeaceNikki May 2012 #19

He's golden, as long as nobody asks him about NAFTA + the latest pending free-trade agreement AnotherMcIntosh May 2012 #18

This is what Wisconsin Democrats need. JDPriestly May 2012 #22

If the "source" could not have his or her named published rocktivity May 2012 #25

Tom Barrett has confirmed this as well, although we're still awaiting details. PeaceNikki May 2012 #28

That's all the more reason why the Clinton camp should have confirmed first rocktivity May 2012 #30

I think this confirms that the race is neck and neck. Clinton wouldn't go if Barrett was losing. Zen Democrat May 2012 #26

Exactly -- and getting the voters' attention RIGHT BEFORE is a good strategy K8-EEE May 2012 #40

10:00 AM at Pere Marqutte Park PeaceNikki May 2012 #33

Bring rain gear. HereSince1628 May 2012 #41

This is fantastic news GObamaGO May 2012 #37