This bumper sticker is taking Wisconsin by storm

[kpete]

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[cilla4progress]

1. I love

being a liberal!

[appalachiablue]

22. +10 Liberals rock!

[NoJusticeNoPeace]

51. No shit, know what the best part is? There is not a single issue where left and right disagree

and right is right, not one.

[Go Vols]

2. cool

[guillaumeb]

3. would work well in Kansas and Louisiana and Illinois also

and do not forget Texas

[n2doc]

8. And Georgia, Florida, South Carolina, North Carolina, Michigan….

The list goes on and on.

[Victor_c3]

9. ... perhaps New York too

I hope nobody heard me say that.

[daleanime]

17. Huh, did you say something?

[drmeow]

13. definitely Arizona n/t

[jen63]

14. Ohio checkin' in!! n/t

[liberalhistorian]

23. And my former state of Ohio and my

current state of South Dakota........

[awoke_in_2003]

75. Native Buckeye here...

in Texas since 92. My home state has had it share of idiot governors, too. I still miss Ohio, though.

[appalachiablue]

25. New Jersey

[Fawke Em]

52. ...and Tennessee

[Lancero]

15. Swap Governor out for Senator and it'd work great in Arkansas

[rpannier]

19. Ohio and Maine

Massachusetts and Maryland

[Dont call me Shirley]

34. And New Mexico

[certainot]

42. you insult morons! a big part of martinez's power, just like walker's,

is based on rw radio - KKOB in NM - and that is a station that would go belly up if the uni of NM was pressured into rereading its mission statement, forgoing the few thousand it makes every year in radio licensing revenue, and then declare it will not renew it's contract with KKOB and will look for apolitical alternatives for broadcasting its sports.

martinez is gov in large part because KKOB was able to fly the lobos flag for 20 years while sliming richardson (much more than he was) and then unjustly tar and feather denesh with him. the crap they were blasting the state with worked, like with so many issues they win on.

[Dont call me Shirley]

47. KKKOB

At least we have 1350AM. And much of the state is still liberal. The concern is the stealing of elections by duran.

And yes, they did smear BR and DD overtly. The local tv channels were so lovingly complicit in this also.

[certainot]

49. duran gets regular time on kkob to defend their suppression and other

moves

IMO a lot of local tv political content in most states follows the talk radio buzz/example in a lot of ways- for instance the ability of meteorologists to reference global warming- and is mostly much much tamer and less frequent

another thing about tv is it's harder to find qualified loons to look right into the camera and lie and be so ignorant

[Dont call me Shirley]

50. I cannot even turn that station on.

It puts me in a state of uproar.

Then we have the local tv news with trollface. Even NM in Focus is focused in the right wing message.

[certainot]

54. i think NM students students and citizens could protest at the university

any time kkob sells the ALEC/koch/GOP agenda under the lobos flag- which is every time they open their mouths.

other local media, probably tired of being intimidated by them, would notice, and so would their local advertisers.

the station might also be a good place to protest -i think its right across from the ABQ jail.

[Dont call me Shirley]

72. Or a protest in front of "WisePies Arena"

Maybe a Breaking Bad pizza tossing, with protest messages written on the pies in pepperoni, at WisePies Arena. LOL

[certainot]

79. infiltrate the workforce and it can be done!

[Dont call me Shirley]

86. LOL

I was kidding

[certainot]

89. i was too, the pepperoni gave it away

[Dont call me Shirley]

90. Should it be a Venezia pizza?

http://juantabo.veneziaspizzeria.com/

[awoke_in_2003]

74. "and do not forget Texas"

believe me, I wish I could. I have been here since 92, and have only had one good governor. I miss Ann.

[MissDeeds]

82. I saw one in KS the day after the election

Same words, but of course Kansas was the state named. I was so freaking heart sick and shattered after the election, seeing that bumper sticker brought me to tears. I left a note on the car's windshield thanking the owner and saying I was right there with him/her. Tough times made a bit easier by good people willing to fight the good fight.

[madokie]

4. That would look good right here in oklahoma too

[mindwalker_i]

5. Scott "-clobber" Walker

Guess who gets clobbered.

[rpannier]

20. Slobber Walker

Jim Ross

[freshwest]

6. Can't get the image to show (I don't tweet) but found these:

http://www.zazzle.com/anti+walker+bumperstickers

Unfortunately, the Dittoheads found the page, too, and spammed the page as usual. The must have bots or tags they follow. Still, some of those here interested in anti-Walker bumper stickers can find some there.

[n2doc]

7. And so are the majority of people who voted for the Moron

Sad, really. Once these RW grifters get in it seems almost impossible to root them out.

[3catwoman3]

26. And so are the majority of people who voted for the Moron

3 damn times! Morons cubed!

[BlueJazz]

10. If Scott Walker married Rick Scott, his name would be Scott Scott

[appalachiablue]

24. +1 And if Paul RYAN m. RAND Paul he would be PAUL PAUL. Cute. Way too many Scotts & Pauls!

[3catwoman3]

27. And...

Ricks - can't forget Rick Snyder and Rick Perry in the Moron March.. I tired to convince my husband we should name our first son Scott (25 years ago). Now I'm glad we didn't.

[appalachiablue]

28. Oh yes, the RICKS I forgot. Wow lucky for your son! Actually they're all nice names, shame they're

taken by these- I hear Thom Hartmann mention this too, I caught on several years ago, a mess-

[Bobbie Jo]

11. Love it!

It would work in my state too, Pence certainly qualifies.

I want one!!

[Jackpine Radical]

12. It's actually been around for a couple of years.

[brewens]

16. If your child isn't quite an "honor student" just pretty damned good, go ahead and sport that

one!

[Major Hogwash]

18. If I put something like that on my car, it would be vandalized.

I would wind up with broken windows, a smashed windshield, or having my car keyed.

[lutefisk]

36. I am surrounded by cars with "I Stand With Walker", "Bush-Cheney", and "Ron Johnson" bumper stickers

So I feel the same way.

[PeaceNikki]

78. yup, me, too.. and "I miss Reagan"

[guillaumeb]

83. do they stand while they are driving?

just asking.

when my children were in 4-H they studied Norway. NONE of them would eat lutefisk.

Just saying

[montex]

21. Oh Hey, Wisconsin...

...remember when you were too busy to go vote in 2014? Yeah. I do. And you can all suck it for not throwing out the trash when you had the chance!

[TBF]

31. This is really unnecessary -

is this the reason you come to DU? To lecture democrats? I wonder why.

[HereSince1628]

41. You do know that in 2014 WI we had the 2nd highest voter turnout in the nation

compared to age-eligible population right?

Or maybe you just ass-ume too much

[NoJusticeNoPeace]

53. If that is true, and I assume it is, then the poster could just apologize and then we can all

agree that regardless of voter turnout, Scott Walker is one of the most dangerous humans to ever live.

Because he is

[HereSince1628]

57. Apologize? Not expectingthat to happen, coming to GD to diss WI duers is sport.

I expect no apologies from DUers on this, ever. But it's important to give the muck shovelers an opportunity at education. That way we'll know their insults are intentional rather than simply made in ignorance.

Re the danger of Walker...Walker is as dangerous as a smart-mouthed punk surrounded by a gang. Walker with a divided Congress could really do NOTHING that he has done in WI.

Frankly any one of a number of tea-party governors and a few current senators would be just as dangerous.

Anyone one of them as executive -and- with majority control of congress would be ruinous to federal authority and regulatory protections.

[NoJusticeNoPeace]

60. Agreed, all equally dangerous, problem is he is Koch golden boy and they will buy the WH if they

can with him as the stooge.

Republican party has made it clear with the budget that they insist rich people dont have enough and the poorest of the poor have too much.

Anywhere else this would move the population to a violent overthrow, but Americans are still too comfortable, but that isnt going to last much longer.

I am AGAINST a violent overthrow which is why I want drastic non violent action now

[HereSince1628]

61. Yes, but the Kochs have competitors, too.

With the Kochs backing Walker, the republican primary will be something like the clash of the Titans. I'm not sure the Kochs can win that with Walker as their champion, but he might be made VP.

The financial woes his governance has created are building here. As he has all his life, his m.o. is move on before accountability can catch him

[jeff47]

58. Politicians are not entitled to votes.

If a politician can't get voters to turn out, that is the politician's fault.

[HereSince1628]

65. But, can you blame politicians for not overcoming the stolen votes?

A serious problem in WI is the narrowness between support for the two parties. ALL of Walker's wins could be reversed with a 3% swing of the vote. That narrowness can be overcome by a handful of disenfranchisement techniques, and outright theft. And the evidence in the vote reporting puts outright theft on the table.

I think WIdem being able to only come up with a former DC lobbyist who defended off-shoring jobs and brought in anti-union Bill Clinton in a state fighting for jobs and union rights created a problem. It might have marginally helped get voter turnout in urban areas where Clinton was popular but it turned off many others.

And, -that- made the election close enough to be decided by what can't be told apart from cheating.

It's too complicated for me to put a finger on where the blame really gets assigned

[jeff47]

66. Yes.

When turnout is that low, a 3% "stolen" rate could be easily overcome by 10% higher turnout.

It's too complicated for me to put a finger on where the blame really gets assigned

It doesn't matter what the specific problem was. It was the candidate's job to overcome that problem. That doesn't mean it's possible to overcome - it might not be. Still their problem to try and solve.

[HereSince1628]

68. It's terrible to admit, but in WI no one -really- wanted to run.

Our alternatives, limited as they were, included the heroic, and the charismatic, really they didn't want to get into it.

What emerged was poor options and, imho, the winner of the primary was person who I think knew she really couldn't win, but who must be respected for having the courage to step into a yawning void.

[Kalidurga]

29. My dog drinks out of the toilet

and is still smarter than Scott Walker.

[TBF]

30. I've been seeing it amongst the rank & file in WI now -

(state where I grew up - a lot of family and friends right now).

They are into their churches, more conservative on social issues. But this guy is really threatening jobs and they have finally caught on. There is a photo of a little kid peeing on a Walker sign that is making the rounds on my friend's pages on Facebook.

[hatrack]

87. Slow learners . . . It took them, what, five years to figure it out? Six?

[TBF]

88. I don't think we gain anything by offending people -

unless your purpose is to drive people away from the democratic party.

[Gothmog]

32. I love this bumper sticker

[MarianJack]

33. We could use that up here in Maine, too!

Our glorious governor Paul Le(ram)Page is, if possible, an even BIGGER moron than Walker!

PEACE!

[albino65]

35. That can be said for many of us in many states

I intend to get one.

[lutefisk]

37. My favorite anti-Walker sign on a car...

My favorite bumper sticker/sign was a hand-made one I saw on a car in Madison back in 2011. It said: "I Don't Need Sex, I Get Screwed by Walker Every Day". That one would take the time to make that and drive around with it on display shows just how deeply people here despise Walker.

[riversedge]

55. ++++=

[onethatcares]

71. where do we buy em?

I'm in Florida and my dogs are smarter than my governor, but he's more of a crook.

[momsrule]

38. Here too.

Same buperr sticker applies to Gov. Pence of Indiana. Help!

[valerief]

39. LOVE IT!!!!

[Enthusiast]

40. Kicked

and recommended a whole bunch!

[classykaren]

43. My governor is Rick Scott

[certainot]

44. AND HIS BEST FRIEND IS A RADIO STATION! could be the

third line

[Art_from_Ark]

45. New Jersey's next

[Greybnk48]

46. I'm going to get one!

Love it.

[redstatebluegirl]

48. We could use these in Oklahoma too!

[Glaisne]

56. Appropriate for so many states

sigh.

[raven mad]

59. LOVE IT!

I need one that says "My Senators are Morons"!

[broadcaster75201]

62. BFD. How 'bout voting taking WI by storm.

TeaBags vote and we are left with bumper-stickers and hashtags.

[lastlib]

63. Their governor is a dropout.

These would be handy in Kansas! (And Texas, and South Carlina, and........)

[Oldtimeralso]

64. We Could Use Some In Illinois

For governor Ruiner!

[Gothmog]

67. I love this bumper sticker

[Scurrilous]

69. K & R

[benld74]

70. Big Guffaw from STL!!

[cwydro]

73. Kick. nt

[upaloopa]

76. So voters in WI vote for morons?

Three times
Soon we all may get to vote for that moron.

[davidsilver]

77. That is so funny!

[47of74]

80. That would work here in Iowa too.

Of course at least here in Iowa we have a Democratic Senate keeping ol Terry from his dreams of teabag glory.

[rladdi]

81. The worst the Republican Governors are the more they take away from the people. When will voters

understand the mission of the Republican party, to destroy communities, states and the nation. Republicans are the real ISIS of the world. They will destroy the USA if they win Pres. in 2016.

[U-girl]

84. That's nothing, My governor is a criminal. {Scott from Flor-i-duh!}

[MrMickeysMom]

85. Boy, I know that's true...

As YOU know… He used to defraud Medicare… and got off Scott free!