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Wisconsin

raven mad

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18. Madmiddle, lack of vision isn't necessarily what I see -

Reply to Madmiddle (Reply #5)

Fri Mar 20, 2015, 09:15 PM

Mar 2015

I think this is deliberate, as is blocking voters from the polls, eliminating social programs, taxing the lower and middle class more and the 1% very little, etc.

The Republican Party wants a return to the aristocracy/feudal type of "government" and, unfortunately, I see it happening in many states already.

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Isn't that the plan? nxylas Mar 2015 #4

Plus a less well educated populace. bvf Mar 2015 #6

Yes� More easy to rule over. midnight Mar 2015 #16

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This is what happens when a governor controls like a dictator... Madmiddle Mar 2015 #5

Madmiddle, lack of vision isn't necessarily what I see - raven mad Mar 2015 #18

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On Wisconsin! Right to the dark ages. Borchkins Mar 2015 #11

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I was in the capital rotunda Fairgo Mar 2015 #17

I hate to see UW Madison fall from grace, as well, Fairgo - raven mad Mar 2015 #19

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