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Vicki McClure Davidson | May 16, 2012

  Pinch me, I must be dreaming. Not only is Gov. Scott Walker even further ahead in the Wisconsin recall election polls than I last reported, but the DNC has decided to ditch the disco early and snatched away its presumably hefty financial support of the recall. Therefore, this stunning stiffing by the Democrat party, [...]

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Vicki McClure Davidson | May 14, 2012

  Despite the massive amounts of union dues and taxpayer-funded stimulus monies being dumped on political attack ads to smear and defeat Wisconsin’s fiscally conservative Gov. Scott Walker, Democrat opponent Tom Barrett’s voter poll approval numbers are dismal. Guess they neglected to poll dead people. It’s not a sure thing that Walker will win, but [...]

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Vicki McClure Davidson | May 13, 2012

  If the president decides to launch into full-time reelection campaigning mode and not let pesky duties like governing get in the way, he could speechify himself hoarse in front of countless other Americans’ homes to woo undecided voters before Election Day — in front of those homes that haven’t been repossessed by the banks, [...]

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