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Greybnk48

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11. Walker would be the worst thing that could happen.

Sun Mar 5, 2017, 12:46 PM

Mar 2017

He's religiously mentally ill, talking in tongues, fainting, which is somehow under wraps for many here in Wisconsin that haven't a clue.

He's a teabagger authoritarian to his core. He seldom goes out in public, NEVER in Madison. He enters the Capitol building through tunnels and scuttles around like a rat.

Our budget is getting as bad as Kansas. Our roads are all torn up and no $ to fix them. He want to solve the problem he and his pivatizers created with vouchers/coupons and privatization.

He wants a repeal of Roe v Wade, Obamacare, wants to sell off Govt. land (he's doing it here, selling to his cronies and donors). He's a racist and anti-gay. And, naturally, he's as dumb as Palin and Trump, maybe dumber.

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Everyone can see where this is ultimately going [View all] scheming daemons Mar 2017 OP

who will be his VP? The pressure must be to get a moderate Republican governor. KittyWampus Mar 2017 #1

it will be Weasel Walker elfin Mar 2017 #4

Walker would be the worst thing that could happen. Greybnk48 Mar 2017 #11

Vice Presidents have very little actual power. Getting Walker out of WI The Velveteen Ocelot Mar 2017 #30

Ryan, more likely mcar Mar 2017 #13

Nobody else will take Ryan's job. Motown_Johnny Mar 2017 #19

Pelosi will be back in it soon enough mcar Mar 2017 #21

The (R)s would still need a minority leader. Motown_Johnny Mar 2017 #24

I think you may well be right Ellipsis Mar 2017 #15

I bet it would be Marco Rubio with an eye to the future. Chasstev365 Mar 2017 #29

You think the Deplorables who are strapped and crazy are going to let their messiah be deposed? DemocratSinceBirth Mar 2017 #2

Maybe some will take the Marshall Applewhite approach. BannonsLiver Mar 2017 #8

We should be so lucky. DemocratSinceBirth Mar 2017 #16

They will have to let it. But they may be crazed to kill & maim some good people while it happens. Bernardo de La Paz Mar 2017 #20

It's not the 99% who won't venture outside their mom's attics I worry about. It's the 1% who will. DemocratSinceBirth Mar 2017 #25

Depends on if Trump decides to take them all with him as he goes down in flames Freethinker65 Mar 2017 #3

Pence may not receive the good will you suppose. I find it hard to believe that the press will not still_one Mar 2017 #5

I disagree - Pence would be a compromised placeholder. yallerdawg Mar 2017 #6

yes, but there still a process and going through the Constitutional process means Pence. KittyWampus Mar 2017 #12

Pence would last about as long as Pres. Ford. . . . . nt Bernardo de La Paz Mar 2017 #7

Agreed scheming daemons Mar 2017 #14

I am not so sure, if the Russian issue turns out to be immense, Pence may have to go delisen Mar 2017 #9

The whole putin lovin' Faux pas Mar 2017 #10

I respectfully disagree vlyons Mar 2017 #17

The problem is that Pence is a fucking Christian theocrat!!! longship Mar 2017 #18

First it was one month, now its Christmas. former9thward Mar 2017 #22

Ugh, I think you're right flamingdem Mar 2017 #23

Do whatever it takes to CRIPPLE the Trump machine until 2018 mid-terms Submariner Mar 2017 #26

The Democrat will continue to fight the GOP I am confident of this. Demsrule86 Mar 2017 #27

Respectfully Disagree As Well SDJay Mar 2017 #28

I agree. If Trump goes down he'll be taking others with him, The Velveteen Ocelot Mar 2017 #31

Obstruction of justice is what others need to think about Sienna86 Mar 2017 #32

As a result of Watergate, 48 government officials were found guilty of crimes, The Velveteen Ocelot Mar 2017 #33

Let's just impeach the GOP and be done with them FakeNoose Mar 2017 #34

The people of Indiana found out that Pence is a douche totally devoid of charisma. Zero charm anneboleyn Mar 2017 #35

Then we go after him MFM008 Mar 2017 #36

Don't worry, no they won't. Pence would still have a republican agenda that we are all opposed to. caroldansen Mar 2017 #37