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Vicki McClure Davidson | February 10, 2012

  Thanks to the efforts of diligent volunteers, countless signatures from the Wisconsin recall petitions against Gov. Scott Walker and four state senators have already been found to be bogus, forgeries, or duplicates. Yesterday, challenges to those union-supported petitions were filed by Wisconsin senators. Game on. From Reuters, Four Wisconsin Republican lawmakers challenge recall signatures: [...]

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Vicki McClure Davidson | February 9, 2012

  Can’t afford something? Wait long enough and it may become a “right” that American taxpayers (or American phone users, in this case) will unwittingly or unwillingly fund. Free cell phones for low-income people — you can thank Congress and Team Clinton for this one. Especially since it may pan out that even millionaires are [...]

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Vicki McClure Davidson | February 8, 2012

  Nothing quite says “getting skin in the game” to all the unemployed, unwashed masses suffering through the worst economic recession/depression in decades than a lavish Obama Fashion Week Event/reelection campaign extravaganza held in New York City. Way to go, President Zero. Where are all those Occupy squatters and protestors, ripping into the evil, heartless, [...]

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