It should be crammed. Up his ass.

I'm done here.

PacManDreaming: WideStance: It should be crammed. Up his ass.

Gonna have to agree with you on that one.

I think most are going to agree with this one.

Don't forget about the possibility of a few paper cuts down there.

It's gonna be so fun watching the recall.

\looks like you sucked the wrong kochs scotty

Can't wait to vote this douche out of office.

heh! Wisconsin is a national joke.

Dropping a candy wrapper on the sidewalk: littering, pay a fine.

Dropping several tons of garbage in a city park because you're too lazy to clean up while demonstrating: free speech, leave me alone.

/the worst mess I've seen after a concert was from an "Earth Day" celebration

To create some public goodwill, he could take it out of the warchest he's going to use to campaign during his recall election. After all, it was his draconian policies that brought all those people to the state capitol.

Headso: heh! Wisconsin is a national joke.

In case you hadn't been paying attention, this NATION has become a national joke.

Well this should speed up the petition to get this clown recalled.

How is the recall going?

Have the bosses foot the bill.

Sounds like he's worried that people aren't motivated enough to sign the recall petition.

illegal.tender: Headso: heh! Wisconsin is a national joke.

In case you hadn't been paying attention, this NATION has become a national joke.

Seriously. My facebook page just blew the fark up with people fapping to Adam Carolla's neanderthal-esque OWS rant. How do I know so many idiots?

/$5 says he slowly turns into a negative, pessimistic Tim Allen

I'm not sure where the bill should go, but the state could have saved a lot of money if they had used Newt Gingrich's After School Child Care and Janitorial Service

Who ever said Free Speech is free?

cirby: Dropping a candy wrapper on the sidewalk: littering, pay a fine.

Dropping several tons of garbage in a city park because you're too lazy to clean up while demonstrating: free speech, leave me alone.

/the worst mess I've seen after a concert was from an "Earth Day" celebration

The people I've seen cheat the most are church group members.

//It's fun to make totally anecdotal and unprovable statement to attack the other side!

Scott Walker is wondering where he should send the bill for cleaning up the capitol.


I haven't read the Wisconsin constitution but I'm guessing it has to go to the House first.

/Geez, he's the governor he should know these things

"You want to protest? You're gonna have to pay up.
You want to vote? You're gonna have to pay up.

Can't afford any of that? Well, why should we be listening to lazy parasites anyway?

Hey, wait, why are you arming yourselves..."

how bout where we sent the "free money for assholes" bills also known as the "bailouts"

illegal.tender: Headso: heh! Wisconsin is a national joke.

In case you hadn't been paying attention, this NATION has become a national joke.

Did you mean international?

mayIFark: illegal.tender: Headso: heh! Wisconsin is a national joke.

In case you hadn't been paying attention, this NATION has become a national joke.

Did you mean international?

No. I toyed around with the idea, but it didn't flow from the original with the same gusto.

a - "Wisconsin is a national joke"
b - "The *nation* is a national joke"

versus:

a - "Wisconsin is a national joke"
b - "The nation is an international joke"

The former flowed better to me.

Walker is completely in line with the law of the land.
Since Citizens United, the Supreme Court says money equals speech, so if you have no money, you have the obligation to remain silent.

This bill is massively illegal. They have already proven that they are willing to put completely unreasonable and arbitrary estimates on the "damage" of protesting (remember the $7M tape removal because people stuck signs on the marble in the capitol?). Now they want the power to stick protesters with whatever number they come up with? The first Amendment doesn't say you only get freedom of speech if you have enough money to pay the fee the government sticks you with.

Or another way of looking at it - part of the cost of running the Capitol is cleaning up after public demonstrations that happen there. It is a place for the people, paid for by the people. You don't get to charge an arbitrary cost if the people that come to the Capital say things you don't like.

I can't believe a supposedly reasonable left-of-center state elected this guy. His attempts to reign in those who don't agree with him are ridiculously heavy handed and shameless.

JAYoung: Walker is completely in line with the law of the land.
Since Citizens United, the Supreme Court says money equals speech, so if you have no money, you have the obligation to remain silent.

I know you're trying to be dramatic, but this line of reasoning is just retarded no matter what your intention is.

Since all the good choices are already taken, I'm gonna go with "the mayor of Bismark, North Dakota."

Scott Walker should send the bill to the mayor of Bismark, North Dakota.

LadySusan: How is the recall going?

Oh, about 300,000 signatures... in 12 days!
Seems a lot of people are very interested in "cleaning up the capitol."

Wow, that SOB is one evil motherfarker. He must wake up every morning thinking, "What can I do to be a total asshole today?"

Basically, a right to assemble tax. The Wisconsin poll tax was insufficient, now free speech. Why not a muslim tax? I'm assuming arm bearing taxes are out of the question, but which other constitutional rights can we charge for?

From the party that is all about liberty and the freedoms. And elderly revolutionary war cosplayers.

Cinaed: PacManDreaming: WideStance: It should be crammed. Up his ass.

Gonna have to agree with you on that one.

I think most are going to agree with this one.

Don't forget about the possibility of a few paper cuts down there.

Hey, if he dies of sepis, chalk that up as a bonus.

Fart-loving protesters, I'll fix you!

SilentStrider: I'd say Herman Cain, but he's too busy cleaning up his own messes.

Every guy knows that you keep a towel handy and most women will wipe the "mess" off themselves.

optimistic_cynic: cirby:
/the worst mess I've seen after a concert was from an "Earth Day" celebration

The worst mess I've seen was during Tea Party rally, there was white trash all over the place.

The worst mess I saw at a Tea Party rally was when the nearby Walgreens ran out of Depends.

EyeballKid: [www.realaspen.com image 400x280]
Have the bosses foot the bill.

Oh man, they don't even look like real people.

Their human suits must be starting to rot.

Bf+
Oh, about 300,000 signatures... in 12 days!
Seems a lot of people are very interested in "cleaning up the capitol."

Yeah, those 300,000 union folks are really interested in getting rid of the guy who saved the state a lot of money that would have gone into union coffers.

GOP of the near future: "Sure we can permit constitutionally-guaranteed rights. First we need an offsetting spending cut to cover it. Also to cover a tax cut for the job creating job creators who create the jobs that create jobs to create jobs for job creators, because without job-creating tax cuts, there are no constitutionally-guaranteed rights. Just ask the Clear Channel Communications Supreme Court."

The Madison chapter of the National Organization for the Reform of Marijuana Laws has sued Mike Huebsch in case number 11-CV-1240 regarding access to the Capitol.

Unfortunately, due to the fact that they were drafting the policy change before the initial lawsuit was filed.

now that these rules have change, an amended complaint will be filed.

This is not going to happen without a fight.

So if the protestors decide not to pay for police, are the officers not going to show up? Sounds like a good deal to me.

Zuccotti Park

cirby: Bf+
Oh, about 300,000 signatures... in 12 days!
Seems a lot of people are very interested in "cleaning up the capitol."

Yeah, those 300,000 union folks are really interested in getting rid of the guy who saved the state a lot of money that would have gone into union coffers.

I signed, and I'm not in a union. I don't appreciate having a non-thinking puppet in charge of the state.

He's already selling the entire state to the Kochs. They can't hire some janitors?

balloot: JAYoung: Walker is completely in line with the law of the land.
Since Citizens United, the Supreme Court says money equals speech, so if you have no money, you have the obligation to remain silent.

I know you're trying to be dramatic, but this line of reasoning is just retarded no matter what your intention is.

I totally agree.

Send it to the DNC.

I say that because I don't think there's an actual Socialist Party with enough money to pay for it so you might as well send it to the party they were working for by proxy.