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ORIGINAL: Brain

I wonder what’s motivating Walker to behave so irrationally. Normally I would think it would be a higher authority or powerful person like the Koch brothers but it can’t be them because of the telephone call. It could be his own ambition to become president or maybe it’s pride because he can’t accept failing to get this law passed. I guess he thinks if he doesn’t succeed his political career will fizzle out. You would think he would think it through with other people and have a better plan to succeed. Not that she has a chance to win but I think this is the kind of crazy batshit behaviour I’d expect from Michelle Bachman if she ever won executive office. Hopefully this will end with this law being thrown out and Scott Walker being recalled – serves him right for the anguish he’s put many people through.

Scott Walker Kills His Wisconsin Union Busting Bill By Publishing It

It’s obvious from recent events, including the Wisconsin Republicans attempting to intimidate a Professor who wrote a critical article about their actions for the New York Times by demanding his emails through the Wisconsin Open Records law, that the Republicans are desperate. Apparently they are so desperate that they are no longer trying to hide their agenda under the guise of a budget issue, let alone pretend what they are doing is legal.

But what the Wisconsin Republicans have really done by publishing the anti-union bill is kill their own legislation. By publishing the bill, the Republicans have made it easier to fight in court, because it is now law and hence, can now be permanently overturned. It can and will be fought on all of the above grounds as well as countless others — amounting to a “tsunami of litigation” against the anti-union law.

By publishing this bill, Walker and the Wisconsin Republicans remind Americans about the fatal flaw of the modern day Republican Party: It and its leaders lack judgment. The publishing of this bill which was now not only passed while violating state law but now published in violation of a court order smells vaguely but sickeningly of George W Bush’s arrogant invasion of a sovereign nation. Just as Bush refused to wait for the UN, Walker and the Wisconsin Republicans could not allow the process to play out properly. Instead, they went all rogue cowboy and reminded us why we swore we’d never vote Republican again.

Republicans are great dictators, but they are terrible chess players.

http://www.politicususa.com/en/scott-walker-kills-wisconsin-bill

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ORIGINAL: housesub4you

OMG   Yes, someoneis going to sue because he cut and pasted a online news story 

Seems rather far fetching, but then again with the low dirty tricks the GOP has been pulling I'm sure it has come up to sue everyone (or at least issue a cease order for anyone re-posting news articles which make them look bad because they contain facts)

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ORIGINAL: DomKen

No, it is not. The law must be published officially to take effect. That publishing is in the Madison paper and is only done at the direction of the SofS.

The people who put the law on the web, the legislative reference bureau, doesn't even think they published it in a legal manner.
http://www.jsonline.com/news/statepolitics/118677754.html

Also I can think of no more certain way to find oneself brought up on contempt charges than to attempt to evade a judge's order.

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ORIGINAL: Termyn8or
Let me remind you who appointed Janet Reno, who fucking CAUSED what happened on April 19th, 1995. ( in OKC remember ? )

T^T

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ORIGINAL: Hippiekinkster

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ORIGINAL: Brain

I wonder what’s motivating Walker to behave so irrationally. Normally I would think it would be a higher authority or powerful person like the Koch brothers but it can’t be them because of the telephone call. It could be his own ambition to become president or maybe it’s pride because he can’t accept failing to get this law passed. I guess he thinks if he doesn’t succeed his political career will fizzle out. You would think he would think it through with other people and have a better plan to succeed. Not that she has a chance to win but I think this is the kind of crazy batshit behaviour I’d expect from Michelle Bachman if she ever won executive office. Hopefully this will end with this law being thrown out and Scott Walker being recalled – serves him right for the anguish he’s put many people through.

Scott Walker Kills His Wisconsin Union Busting Bill By Publishing It

It’s obvious from recent events, including the Wisconsin Republicans attempting to intimidate a Professor who wrote a critical article about their actions for the New York Times by demanding his emails through the Wisconsin Open Records law, that the Republicans are desperate. Apparently they are so desperate that they are no longer trying to hide their agenda under the guise of a budget issue, let alone pretend what they are doing is legal.

But what the Wisconsin Republicans have really done by publishing the anti-union bill is kill their own legislation. By publishing the bill, the Republicans have made it easier to fight in court, because it is now law and hence, can now be permanently overturned. It can and will be fought on all of the above grounds as well as countless others — amounting to a “tsunami of litigation” against the anti-union law.

By publishing this bill, Walker and the Wisconsin Republicans remind Americans about the fatal flaw of the modern day Republican Party: It and its leaders lack judgment. The publishing of this bill which was now not only passed while violating state law but now published in violation of a court order smells vaguely but sickeningly of George W Bush’s arrogant invasion of a sovereign nation. Just as Bush refused to wait for the UN, Walker and the Wisconsin Republicans could not allow the process to play out properly. Instead, they went all rogue cowboy and reminded us why we swore we’d never vote Republican again.

Republicans are great dictators, but they are terrible chess players.

http://www.politicususa.com/en/scott-walker-kills-wisconsin-bill

You need to learn how to put quotation marks around material that you are quoting; and indicate that you are quoting it. Otherwise it's Plagiarism. Not only that, but it's copyrighted material. You could possibly be putting the owners of CL on danger of being sued.

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ORIGINAL: Brain

I thought it was pretty obvious I didn't write it so I never expected anyone to think of it as plagiarism. I'll be watching more closely how other people post articles.

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ORIGINAL: housesub4you

The link in your post was enough for me.  But we have the grammmer police, so why not the plagiarism police. 

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By publishing the bill, the Republicans have made it easier to fight in court, because it is now law and hence, can now be permanently overturned.

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I do, therefore, restrain and enjoin the further implementation of 2011 Wisconsin Act 10

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Another of Walker’s pieces of legislation, the budget repair bill, contains a provision that would deny prenatal care for undocumented pregnant women. The proposal has been met with criticism from both sides of the immigration debate.

“This makes a mockery of anyone who claims to be pro-life, which is most of the so-called conservatives who are hostile towards undocumented immigrants,” Neumann-Ortiz said.

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In terms of eliminating the FoodShare program, which benefits legal immigrants who do not meet federal residency requirements, Walker said the growing cost of the program was unsustainable in the budget bill.

Rep. Donald Pridemore, R-Hartford, who will introduce a bill this week giving police the right to ask for proof of residency from criminal suspects, said he supported these budgetary measures on philosophical grounds.

“It’s not a question of how much money it’ll save us. It’s a question of principle. We shouldn’t be giving any taxpayer-funded benefits to people who have come to this country illegally,” Pridemore said.

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ORIGINAL: DomKen

No, it is not. The law must be published officially to take effect. That publishing is in the Madison paper and is only done at the direction of the SofS.

The people who put the law on the web, the legislative reference bureau, doesn't even think they published it in a legal manner.
http://www.jsonline.com/news/statepolitics/118677754.html

Also I can think of no more certain way to find oneself brought up on contempt charges than to attempt to evade a judge's order.

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ORIGINAL: willbeurdaddy

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ORIGINAL: DomKen

No, it is not. The law must be published officially to take effect. That publishing is in the Madison paper and is only done at the direction of the SofS.

The people who put the law on the web, the legislative reference bureau, doesn't even think they published it in a legal manner.
http://www.jsonline.com/news/statepolitics/118677754.html

Also I can think of no more certain way to find oneself brought up on contempt charges than to attempt to evade a judge's order.

Tell that to Obama.