Wisconsin: Walker goes on CNBC, says most voters aren't interested in recall elections and w

[Scuba]

http://www.jsonline.com/blogs/news/124200884.html?page=1

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Gov. Scott Walker says the upcoming recall elections are an “inconvenience” and a “distraction” to most Wisconsinites.

“People are ready to move on,” Walker said in an interview after an appearance in Washington, D.C. “And I don’t just mean one party or another. I think just in general. The average citizen in Wisconsin I talk to, it’s like they’ve had it … They want us to be talking about jobs. They want us to be focused on that … And so having another political campaign -- it’s going to happen, it’s not like they can avoid it. But it’s not something they’re particularly interested in.”

Walker said that “when I talk to people, if that issue comes up, they’re like, ‘Can’t that just be over? ‘”

The GOP governor said the recalls were nonetheless a political challenge for his party, especially if Republican state senators are heavily outspent by groups on the other side, which he said “can have a real impact."

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Did David and Charles tell Scooter the money flow is turned off????

[Guy Whitey Corngood]

1. "People are ready to move on,” Well, that part is true (not in the way he thinks though). nt

[tridim]

2. Nothing is stopping him from focusing on jobs right now..

Except the GOP platform.

[marmar]

3. My how they hate it when people fight back.

nt

[Blue Owl]

4. GO FUCK YOURSELF FOCKER

n/t

[Larkspur]

5. Yeah, people are ready to move on and roll their bus over you, Gov

maybe your Koch brother fans feel the way you do, but I doubt ordinary working Americans share your feelings.

[bahrbearian]

6. "These aren't the droids we're looking for"

"The voters aren't interested"