Finally!

I usually try to keep certain things off of this blog as I know they are hot button topics and this isn't a place for arguing about it.  But At last!  After 17 months, we are finally done with all this recall crap!  We thumped the Democrats again.  In the last 18 months or so I have gotten so sick and tired of the garbage that was being pulled in Madison.  So now after trying to recall about every one of the Republican Senators, crying foul after getting thumped in the Supreme Court election, and now going down trying to recall the Governor for balancing the budget and jump-starting the state's economy, you guys can all suck it!  We have taken it from the unions for too long and there is a silent majority that isn't so silent anymore.  So rather than passing legislation to make it harder to do business in this state, lets finally remove the shackles. 

There, my rant is over and we can take a break from the barrage of political ads that have been running non-stop for more than a year.  Because we know that in just two months or so we'll start seeing the presidential ads and I'll get annoyed all over again.  ON WISCONSIN!

Election Day '08

While I have learned to keep my personal thoughts about certain things out of my blog here, such as politics and personal thoughts about what is happening at work, I have to gloat about the election yesterday. I came home at lunch and Kris and I went to vote to get Russ Feingold out of office and to also get Scott Walker in as the Governor. It was nice to see that even with all the smears that Barrett and Feingold were tossing out from the Democratic spin machine, that the people of Wisconsin have finally awakened to the fact that Socialism just doesn’t work. And now hopefully Walker will start getting the state back on track by cutting the enormous amount of spending that has been going on here.

And to get rid of Feingold, the “maverick” who really isn’t, is just sweet. I am hopeful that Ron Johnson and the rest of the red tidal wave that happened yesterday will signal a taking back of America to having our officials actually doing the will of the people, and not that of a group of powerful leftists who see government as a vehicle to redistribute the wealth of the country.

Let the countdown to 2012 and BO’s ouster begin. I just hope that in the next two years the Republicans can come up with a viable candidate for President, at least someone who I don’t have to hold my nose for when I cast my vote like I did with McCain.