Yes! That's why Koch industries lobbying firm just opened up in Madison employing 7 lobbyists to work with state Republicans
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No! Governor Walker just wants to cut back and save money.
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sunnsea's picture
sunnsea 15 years 28 weeks ago

I'm waiting for them to buy the TVA. That will be the next shoe to drop.

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Namaimo 15 years 28 weeks ago

Are there other horrors in the "bill" that the Democratic Senators from Wisconsin DO NOT WANT to vote on?

Dane's picture
Dane 15 years 28 weeks ago

The Koch brothers want it privatized so as to turn nececities like elctricity and water into a for profit business,which will cause peoples rates to skyrocket.people will then have a choice to pay it or freeze in the winter.

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hedu56 15 years 28 weeks ago

Compared to FOX TVs

( I don't use the word "NEWS" in the same sentence with that propaganda crap) guy that tricked the ACORN workers, this tape we got on Walker is prime,factual disclosure of a true CORRUPT politician." WALKERGATE", we should call it,like Nixons' WATERGATE tapes...heehee. Just looking at Walkers' face- do you notice how unintelligent the look on his face is? This all seems like we were thrown into some 3rd World scenario with some PUPPET dictator trying to oppress the workers,doesn't it? Wow... and yeah,the dude is definitely a KOCH WHORE.

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Russell Vaughan 15 years 28 weeks ago

A: eliminate collective barganing and B: the Koch brothers are behind him There is nothing more you have to know.

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U.S. Citizen 15 years 28 weeks ago

The corporatization of America and the application of the shock doctrine roll on.

markincorsicana 15 years 28 weeks ago

Let's look for the upside here. Khodorkovsky eventually ended up in jail. Maybe when the Koch brothers run afoul of president Huckabee (Il Duce), he will exile them to Alaska. I thought that we were "turning Japanese" not Russian.

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bobcox 15 years 28 weeks ago

When myBb-I-L (brother-in-law) was a lineman for Southeastern REMC, the corporate gluttons wanted to uy it at original cost!

He grabbed a 33KV transmission line and lostwo fingers and was moved to management and became a hard-lind Reananite. He also supported "God's Time" rather than saving money with DST. Never did understand that all time is standardized for convenfence of transportation timetables. Lots of fun visiting but never taught him anything. Guess that since I was a college graduate I wasn't to be believed. Thus goes the political themes. Those with technical degrees tend to be liberals and those with business-law degrees tend to be conservatives and those who drop out of schools tend to be Tea-Partyers. All votes are equal except in Florida and Ohio so I guess we'll just have to hunker down in our tornado cellars and bear it!

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