Scott Walker survives recall vote

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Sir, I say this with the utmost respect: Get real! And don't waste my time with your petty fits about discrimination. You continue to drink the very kool-aid that is so detrimental to your cognative health and it really is unbecoming. It's also very frustrating for those people I serve with - because it is people like you who are part of the problem, endangering our country by weakening it with such utter nonsensical falacy.

Kraichgauer, you're so monotonous! It really requires no effort at all for me to obliterate your credibility. Okay. I'll be more than happy to do that again. Let's see: Even the liberal press - which you espouse - defines illegals as those persons living or crossing the border without the benefit of the appropriate legal steps necessary and required by the laws of the United States irrespective of religion, age, creed, color, pocketbook or ethnicity. This means that the above factors that you have mentioned are irrelevant in the eyes fo the law. Having been in law school, I know that - because the liberal law professors that teach there teach that. That means that what you have said supra is totally irrelvent in the eyes of the law - which, by the way, I don't make. Congress makes those. The US Constitution, for good reasons including national security - something I might add, that you have no conception of - forbids illegal aliens from having the right to vote. It is people like you, with the above attitude, who make it extremely problematic for servicemen like myself, to defend you from people who would rather kill you.

Now, you have spoken of disenfranchisement. Let us look at this in depth: Are you aware of how many cases there have been of illegal aliens committing crimes - just google it and you'll see for yourself, that is if you have the courage to allow yourself to remove your rose-collored glasses - that have flooded our various courts. I'm speaking of course of drunk-driver induced deaths, murders, drug-smuggling - and oh yes, let us not forget the ten terrorists that US troops intercepted at the border carrying brief case nukes right after 9/11 - that you are advocating for. Did it ever dawn on you that some of the people who have indeed suffered at the hands of these criminals were also democrats - who are now permanently disenfranchised because they are now dead?

Sir, I say this with the utmost respect: Get real! And don't waste my time with your petty fits about discrimination. You continue to drink the very kool-aid that is so detrimental to your cognative health and it really is unbecoming. It's also very frustrating for those people I serve with - because it is people like you who are part of the problem, endangering our country by weakening it with such utter nonsensical falacy.

Longahanks

Is the bolded part some kind of threat? Talk about arrogance and posterior orafices, look at yourself. I hate to inform you but Republicans do not care about veterans. They do not care about you. They are paid clowns serving the interests of a cabal of billionaires.

As a matter of fact, I'm not talking about real illegals, but about honest for goodness American citizens who have seen their voting rights taken away on the pretext of voter fraud.
This would include a Brooklyn born WWII veteran who had moved to Florida - then was informed that he could not vote any longer because of the accusation that he was foreign born. He has a birth certificate showing that HE WAS BORN IN BROOKLYN! In fact, the Justice department has had to step in to stop the state of Florida from purging their voters roles so close to an election. And no, these people aren't illegal immigrants, but are innocent victims of a vindictive means of disenfranchising minority, young, handicapped, and elderly voters who might make Florida go blue.

-Bill, otherwise known as Kraichgauer

Let's not count our chickens until they're hatched. Ohblahblah is doing everything he can to destroy voter ID laws and get illegals to vote. This is going to be a tough one to get that turkey out of the White House.

Longshanks

Funny how almost all those so called "illegals" seem to include black Americans and other Americans of minority races, the elderly, and the poor in general.
You sure this isn't just a hard hearted means of disenfranchising voters who are more likely to vote Democrat?

-Bill, otherwise known as Kraichgauer

Here I come back after taking a vacation from this place to find a bigotted comment like that.

People have to show their IDs to buy alcohol or cigarettes, you have to show an idea to write a check. In my state for example you can get a State ID for free if you have the documentation to prove you are whom you say you are, that means birth certificate among other things.

This argument about this being an attempt to block minorities from voting, is a load of garbage. Unless you are including people that aren't United States Citizens in your "minorities" label whom shouldn't be voting anyways because they are a foreign national...

If someone is over a US citizen, 18 years or older, and haven't been convicted of a felony (some states allow people to vote again after they've served their time, some don't), we have no problem with them voting (provided they are not casting multiple ballots in the same election). The reason we have Voter ID laws has to do with protecting the integrity of the process, not to discriminate against minorities.

I'm glad we have a voter ID law in my state, because it curtails situations like what is seen in Chicago where you have people that have been deceased for 50 years somehow magically rising from their graves to vote in the elections.

And good to hear from you, too.
As a matter of fact, things like writing a check, or buying alcohol or cigarettes is a privilege, whereas voting is a right.
The undeniable fact is, these so called voter fraud laws are more often then not directed at minorities, the elderly, college students, or the handicapped. In other words - people more likely to vote Democrat. Many of these people do not have the financial means to purchase proper ID, or have the means of reaching government offices where such ID are sold. Incidentally, more and more of these offices, such as DMV's are being closed down, making it even more difficult. So in other words, this so called hunt for voter fraud is actually voter suppression.

-Bill, otherwise known as Kraichgauer

Incidentally, one good thing that came from the failure to recall Walker is that the Democrats have recovered the Wisconsin State legislature. Let him try his shenanigans - he can't get anything through without the state senate.
Admittedly, the recall effort was premature. The Dems should have waited till Walker's staffers started getting hauled into court on corruption charges. Once Walker's guilt was indirectly demonstrated, he would have been a much easier target. It ought to be remembered, many of those who voted for Walker this time around thought the recall should only be used if illicit behavior on the governor's part had been demonstrated, rather than just because of a dislike of the governor's policies. In such a case, Walker's playing loose with corruption along with his staff will be more easily proven.

-Bill, otherwise known as Kraichgauer

It wouldn't surprise me if something will be found even if the Democrats/Public Unions have to manufacture it (which it is highly likely it would be bogus evidence).

Wisconsin's economy is a lot better off than the rest of the country due to Walker's policies and they are no longer running a deficit.

The reason Unions and Democrats are so ticked off is Governor Walker demolished their money laundering scheme.

I can't speak on any money laundering scheme, because I don't know anything about such a thing. But I do know for a fact that since Walker's staffers have been charged, he's set up a defense fund for them at the governor's level - something no other governor has done.

-Bill, otherwise known as Kraichgauer

Okay let me break it down for you.

Step 1: Unions collect dues from members (whom are forced to join in order to be allowed to be a teacher)
Step 2: Money goes to the Democrat Party campaign coffers.
Step 3: Democrats push through things to up salaries lavish retirement packages (that can't be paid for), etc.
Step 4: Teachers get pay checks
Step 5: Repeat step 1

The problem is that these Democrats were supposed to be representing the taxpayers not the teacher's unions where they have every incentive to keep upping the money, benefits, etc. for because they know it comes back to them in the form of campaign money.

It is like having someone that is supposed to work for the shareholders in a company being in the payroll of the Unions they are supposed to negotiate with, that company would soon go out of business.

Teachers and other public workers are part of the American public. And as far as those "lavish retirement packages" are concerned, what's possibly wrong with living comfortably with medical coverage in your old age? As a matter of fact, teachers in particular don't get nearly enough pay for what they do.
All this is is an attempt of the Republicans to divide Americans by making public sector workers to be the scape goat for the country's problems.

-Bill, otherwise known as Kraichgauer