How does it end in Wisconsin?

[Very_Boring_Name]

[snappyturtle]

1. Tried to vote but there is sort sort of error...I'm on a proxy server.

I 'voted' for the 3rd choice....just don't trust the repubs.

[Very_Boring_Name]

2. Yup I voted that way too

[devils chaplain]

3. I'm apparently in the minority who still think...

That some kind of "compromise" will be reached. As it is now it's a total stalemate. This can't go on forever.

[snappyturtle]

4. No offense but I can't tell you how much I have grown to hate the word compromise.

The public employees have given. The other side just needs to leave collective bargaining alone....they don't have to give anything. And, I whole heartedly agree that this can't go on forever.

Welcome to DU! :hi:

[devils chaplain]

5. Thanks, snappyturtle! :)

All of what you said is why I put "compromise" in quotes.

[emilyg]

7. I think you are right.

[L. Coyote]

6. You forgot the bill is unconstitutional and there won't be a vote.

[readmoreoften]

8. Other: general strike.

[Shiver]

9. Other:

Anonymous finds incriminating documents linking Walker with some very illegal stuff, Walker is arrested, tried, and thrown in prison where he's sold to a large man named Tinkles for three cigarettes and a bar of soap.

OR

Bill is passed, but struck down as unconstitutional/illegal/whatever, Walker is found guilty of numerous violations of the law, is arrested, tried, and thrown in prison where he's sold to a large man named Tinkles for three cigarettes and a bar of soap.

OR

Walker finally snaps, declares himself The Reagan Reborn, and vanishes on a quest to defeat the Dark One, and is never heard from again. Nor is he missed.


Really, I'm not picky.

[Tx4obama]

10. The republicans pull the bill (kill it), then the dem senators will return. n/t