DawnODay
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As part of a post on another thread, I wrote something I thought significant enough on its own to deserve a separate thread. Here it is, edited a bit to better fit this context.
In response to this, someone wrote:
To which I could happily reply:
Wisconsinites need only look across the state's southern border to understand why electing, and now twice reelecting,** Scott Walker as governor was the best thing they could have done for their state. I partly wish he had won his bid for the presidency. On the other hand, I'm so happy he's still here in Wisconsin.
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* In the case of illegally drawing funds, Doyle took money from a trust fund established to help victims of medical malpractice (how cruel)! This money had to be paid back during the Walker Administration, which nonetheless balanced its budget (and ran a surplus) while lowering taxes.
** The first reelection was the result of a recall campaign the Democrats brought, NOT based on any alleged impropriety or malfeasance in office (Walker is literally an Eagle Scout), but simply because they didn't like Walker's success in implementing the policies a majority of Wisconsinites had sent him and a Republican controlled legislature to Madison to enact. Walker won the recall election, becoming the first and only incumbent governor anywhere in the USA to ever do so, with a greater majority than had elected him in the first place!
Wisconsin's prior governor, Jim Doyle, was very anti-business and his taxing and spending had Wisconsin going the way of Illinois. Even after ill-advisedly and in one case illegally raiding other funds to try to balance his budget,* Doyle left Scott Walker with a >$3 billion deficit when Walker became governor. By various business and citizen friendly policies, Walker turned the state around. He not only balanced the budget every year, he produced a surplus, all while lowering taxes. When Doyle was Governor, our schools had to lay off teachers because they were so poorly funded. Under Walker, teacher hiring is up, as is school funding. Businesses were fleeing Wisconsin under Doyle, they are flocking here under Walker.
Just yesterday:
Just yesterday:
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In response to this, someone wrote:
I have heard there is also a lot of new investment in Kenosha County.
To which I could happily reply:
O, gosh yes, featuring, but certainly not limited to, two (count`em, TWO!) huge Amazon distribution warehouses.
Now, to be honest, we can't give Scott Walker all the credit for this. What the Democrats have done to the business climate in Illinois has a lot to do with why Kenosha County, which is the Wisconsin county closest to Chicago, is booming. On the other hand, had Jim Doyle remained as governor, as I explained above, Wisconsin would have probably become the economic basket case the Democrats have made Illinois.
Wisconsinites need only look across the state's southern border to understand why electing, and now twice reelecting,** Scott Walker as governor was the best thing they could have done for their state. I partly wish he had won his bid for the presidency. On the other hand, I'm so happy he's still here in Wisconsin.
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* In the case of illegally drawing funds, Doyle took money from a trust fund established to help victims of medical malpractice (how cruel)! This money had to be paid back during the Walker Administration, which nonetheless balanced its budget (and ran a surplus) while lowering taxes.
** The first reelection was the result of a recall campaign the Democrats brought, NOT based on any alleged impropriety or malfeasance in office (Walker is literally an Eagle Scout), but simply because they didn't like Walker's success in implementing the policies a majority of Wisconsinites had sent him and a Republican controlled legislature to Madison to enact. Walker won the recall election, becoming the first and only incumbent governor anywhere in the USA to ever do so, with a greater majority than had elected him in the first place!