Polls show we can get rid of Scott Walker!

[Indyfan53]

According to the DGA, we are within grasp of not only getting rid of Scott Walker, but also John Kasich of Ohio, Nikki Haley of South Carolina, Rick Scott of Florida, Rick Snyder of Michigan, and Paul lePaige of Maine.

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[Gothmog]

1. Please vote this idiot out of office

Walker could be the GOP nominee if he is reelected

[n2doc]

2. If the National Dem party were smart

They would put a lot of effort into unseating Walker. I am seeing a push for him to run for President since Chrispie Christie went down. Stop him now.

[Bonduel]

15. I don't think that will happen.

I think the National Party knows they will probably not win Congress. They may lose seats. I think they will selectively spend their money in the Congressional races. Maybe try to gain a few seats but certainly don't lose seats. They are going to spend a lot of money on the Senate races. Losing the Senate, which is possible, would be a disaster. It would really be hard on the President if they lose the Senate.

I believe they feel it is an upward battle to unseat Walker. They won't spend much money their unless something really changes. Might try to do some campaigning to force Walker to use up some of his money. It is also the reason Burke was the favorite to be the Dem nominee. She has a lot of money. Family owns Trek Bikes I think.

[msongs]

3. your fundraising advertisement does not link to any polls supporting the statement :-) nt

[Indyfan53]

4. Sorry! It's from an email I got.

According to the poll. Mary Burk is only two points behind Walker.

[bigdarryl]

7. She doesn't stand a snowballs chance in hell beating Walker

Reminds me of Christie vs, Buono the Democratic Party need new leadership in the DNC.

[Rozlee]

5. Polls don't mean a damn thing.

If people don't vote. Turnout is everything. And conservatives typically outvote us liberals, especially in non-presidential election cycles. If we voted in the numbers that we truly represent here in Texas, this place would have been blue long ago and Ted Cruz would be trying to sell me a used car.

[Indyfan53]

6. We've got momentum.

Let's reverse that trend and get liberals to GOTV.

[SmittynMo]

8. I don't need a poll to prove

that all the aforementioned idiots should be gone.

[polichick]

9. And yet Wisconsin kept Walker when he could've been recalled...

You can lead a horse to water...

[Jeff In Milwaukee]

10. Weirdly enough...

There are many people in Wisconsin who are against recalls unless there has been a clear-cut violation of law by the politician in office. They're opposed to allowing a "second bite at the apple" as it were.

Some of the polling I saw showed people really didn't like Walker, but were equally opposed to voting him out in the middle of his term.

I think a general election will end with a different result.

[polichick]

12. Still, seems it was a dire enough situation to jump at the chance.

[Proud Liberal Dem]

11. IMHO I think he "won" because the people didn't like recalls in general

not that they necessarily approved of him. A general election should prove more indicative of people's feelings about Walker.

[polichick]

13. Even so, voters gave him enough time to do plenty of damage. Not smart.

[Proud Liberal Dem]

14. Not smart at all I agree

still have to respect the will of the voters and all that- even to make bad decisions.