The local paper ran a graph on job growth over the past 2 years. Of course our Governor touted the increase and there is one, but the Governor went on to say that it shows that we are on the right track. I looked at the graph and came away with a totally different assessment. First the graph finishes with a decline. This decline is part of the normal cycle, except that it appears to be steeper that the past declines shown. Second we divert from the national line for the first time in the 2 year time period shown. The national job growth of the Obama economy is outstripping Scott Walker's open for business economy. Conservatives love to point out how Obama tanked the economy. I want to know what they are saying about the Wisconsin economy under the Republicans?
The other thing that is not discussed is just how much are these new jobs paying? I don't see many high paying jobs being advertised. Mississippi and Alabama here we come. Our politicians already have co-opted their laws we might as well have their economy.
Showing posts with label governor. Show all posts
Showing posts with label governor. Show all posts
Friday, June 28, 2013
Tuesday, April 17, 2012
Fake Democrats
Lets start this out by saying this is wrong and the election board decision is wrong. If you are going to run as a partisan you should be a member of that party otherwise run as an independent. What Republicans are saying is that if the races aren't contested we need to make sure that there is a primary. If we want to go that way why don't we go to a system where all of names are on the primary ballot and the top 2 vote getters go on to the general election unless there are only 2 candidates where the winner wins. This would of course mean that you could have general elections where both candidates maybe from the same party. Think of the Governor race or the race for US Senate. It could easily be Falk versus Barrett in the Governor race and it could be Thompson versus Neumann in the Senate race.
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