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Prince Of DorknessPrince Of Dorkness Posts: 3,763
edited March 2011 in A Moving Train
Correct me if I'm wrong: Scott Walker's ad campaign, intended to vilify Wisconsin public workers and bolster support for his union-busting budget bill, is being financed by two out-of-state billionaires who could benefit enormously from the bill's proposed no-bid privatization of public utility companies?

Doesn't that strike people as a bit... odd?
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  • gimmesometruth27gimmesometruth27 St. Fuckin Louis Posts: 23,303
    Jasunmark wrote:
    Correct me if I'm wrong: Scott Walker's ad campaign, intended to vilify Wisconsin public workers and bolster support for his union-busting budget bill, is being financed by two out-of-state billionaires who could benefit enormously from the bill's proposed no-bid privatization of public utility companies?

    Doesn't that strike people as a bit... odd?
    nothing shocks me when you are talking about republican politicians being financed by billionaires with business interests....
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  • whygohomewhygohome Posts: 2,305
    Jasunmark wrote:
    Correct me if I'm wrong: Scott Walker's ad campaign, intended to vilify Wisconsin public workers and bolster support for his union-busting budget bill, is being financed by two out-of-state billionaires who could benefit enormously from the bill's proposed no-bid privatization of public utility companies?

    Doesn't that strike people as a bit... odd?

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