With the Wisconsin recall election a mere 2 weeks away, set for June 5th, all political eyes are squarely on the Badger state.
Many are calling this a microcosm for the national election in November but, I’m not sure that’s accurate.
Micro seems far too small a comparison to me.
A foreshadowing is maybe more appropriate.
With two weeks to go, Governor Scott Walker’s lead in recent polls, is growing. Just two weeks ago, the race between Walker and liberal rival, Tom Barrett was a dead even heat. That is no longer the case. In a poll conducted just a couple days ago, Walker has a 6 point lead and indications are that his lead could grow to around 9 points by recall election day.
If there is a microcosm involved it comes from liberals.
As Governor Walker and the state legislature implemented measures to remove collective bargaining rights from public unions, liberals went into orbit and showed their true colors.
What happened at the State Capitol was disgusting. Liberals “occupied” the capitol, inside and out, hurled slurs and written threats to legislators, Governor Walker and any who stood with them.



Liberals say you’re a fool and will call you all sorts of other things, if you question the birthplace of one Barack Obama or Barry Soetoro. The media won’t touch it either.
We’re less than 6 months out from the 2012 election, and liberals are shifting their antics into high gear. One would think they’d pace themselves, but no…Liberal/socialists are at full throttle.
which come with them both. Those who achieve it, in the process, provide opportunities for others, create jobs and foster innovation.
Reports of the death of the Tea Party have been greatly exaggerated.
Well, another May is half over and another year gone by without any asylum of higher learning asking me to provide sage wisdom to graduating seniors.
Memorial Day weekend to cough up the rest of the 80,000 documents, emails and memos regarding their investigation.
OPENLY, that Obama’s green energy program is nothing but a huge lie?
Today is Mother’s Day and I’m going to set politics aside…Just for today.