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Recall Republican Wisconsin Governor Walker status update thread

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? I don't believe I've seen that poll. The latest polls don't really show what you're claiming but then again as noted you intentionally left it vague so you could squirm your way out if called on it. Typical.
Sorry, but that dodge doesn't wash. It was not only presented earlier in this very thread, but you were the first to jump all over it. You failed, of course, since you offered only emotional responses rather than anything factual or objective, but you took your usual swings at it.

That's what this scientific survey showed, and it wasn't a push poll. It had neutral questions and used a random telephone survey of Wisconsin voters. A full 59% of those surveyed supported the recall. As pointed out repeatedly, that blows a gaping hole in the nutter talking point that this is just a bunch of sore loser Democrats. There are a lot of unhappy Republicans too, people who once supported Walker.
 
Sorry, but that dodge doesn't wash. It was not only presented earlier in this very thread, but you were the first to jump all over it. You failed, of course, since you offered only emotional responses rather than anything factual or objective, but you took your usual swings at it.

That's what this scientific survey showed, and it wasn't a push poll. It had neutral questions and used a random telephone survey of Wisconsin voters. A full 59% of those surveyed supported the recall. As pointed out repeatedly, that blows a gaping hole in the nutter talking point that this is just a bunch of sore loser Democrats. There are a lot of unhappy Republicans too, people who once supported Walker.

Uh, which poll are you talking about? There has been so much crap posted in here, I'm not sure to which you were referring. So.... Try again. This time be a bit more specific so we can get back to your original vague claim.
 
Uh, which poll are you talking about? There has been so much crap posted in here, I'm not sure to which you were referring. So.... Try again. This time be a bit more specific so we can get back to your original vague claim.
You're just spinning and dodging again. As far as I know there in only one poll cited in this thread showing 59% of Wisconsin voters supported the Walker recall.
 
Then it shouldn't be hard for you to provide the source. 🙂
I already did. I'm not going to link it again just because you're too lazy to look through the thread, especially since you're not interested in considering its results anyway. You're just trying to deflect attention from your dishonest claims.
 
I already did. I'm not going to link it again just because you're too lazy to look through the thread, especially since you're not interested in considering its results anyway. You're just trying to deflect attention from your dishonest claims.

Which came first, the chicken, or the egg? Stop being lazy. The thread is 65 pages long. There have been multiple polls posted here, contrary to what you're saying. Hell, you won't even say WHO posted it, making finding it...painful.

Edit, found what you might be referring to. But you know what? I laughed pretty damned hard. First, it's 58%. Second, there's no link to support it. The link is to the front page of wpr.

http://forums.anandtech.com/showpost.php?p=32863003&postcount=1343
 
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Which came first, the chicken, or the egg? Stop being lazy. The thread is 65 pages long. There have been multiple polls posted here, contrary to what you're saying. Hell, you won't even say WHO posted it, making finding it...painful.

Edit, found what you might be referring to. But you know what? I laughed pretty damned hard. First, it's 58%. Second, there's no link to support it. The link is to the front page of wpr.

http://forums.anandtech.com/showpost.php?p=32863003&postcount=1343
1) Oops, my mistake. You are correct, it was 58%.

2) I thought it was clear I posted it, but if not: I posted it -- at least twice.

3) You are incorrect about a link. The article I posted includes a direct link to the .pdf of the poll results.

Beyond that, get stuffed. It's not laziness at all on my part. It's a refusal to play Sir Cad's juvenile games. I've sparred with him for years and I know what he's trying to do. He wasn't willing or able to address the poll's results the first two times I posted it. I'm fully confident that hasn't changed. His badgering is just a deflection from his own dishonest statements.
 
It's a refusal to play Sir Cad's juvenile games. I've sparred with him for years and I know what he's trying to do. He wasn't willing or able to address the poll's results the first two times I posted it. I'm fully confident that hasn't changed. His badgering is just a deflection from his own dishonest statements.

Well it's his destroy America at all costs for profits ideology being attacked in the state he is moving to so it's understandable he is upset by these turn of events going on in Badgerland.

If Democrats regain control away from the America hating Republicans he will be very uncomfortable especially leaving Iowa which is still firmly an America hating state.
 
Well it's his destroy America at all costs for profits ideology being attacked in the state he is moving to so it's understandable he is upset by these turn of events going on in Badgerland.

If Democrats regain control away from the America hating Republicans he will be very uncomfortable especially leaving Iowa which is still firmly an America hating state.

You again? GTFO
 
1) Oops, my mistake. You are correct, it was 58%.

2) I thought it was clear I posted it, but if not: I posted it -- at least twice.

3) You are incorrect about a link. The article I posted includes a direct link to the .pdf of the poll results.

Beyond that, get stuffed. It's not laziness at all on my part. It's a refusal to play Sir Cad's juvenile games. I've sparred with him for years and I know what he's trying to do. He wasn't willing or able to address the poll's results the first two times I posted it. I'm fully confident that hasn't changed. His badgering is just a deflection from his own dishonest statements.

Seriously. One or two discussions with CAD will show you why no effort should be wasted on him. I can't remember the exact discussion anymore but at one point he was furiously battling half the forum because he wanted to use a definition of taxation that he made up instead of the one in the dictionary.
 
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1) Oops, my mistake. You are correct, it was 58%.

2) I thought it was clear I posted it, but if not: I posted it -- at least twice.

3) You are incorrect about a link. The article I posted includes a direct link to the .pdf of the poll results.

Beyond that, get stuffed. It's not laziness at all on my part. It's a refusal to play Sir Cad's juvenile games. I've sparred with him for years and I know what he's trying to do. He wasn't willing or able to address the poll's results the first two times I posted it. I'm fully confident that hasn't changed. His badgering is just a deflection from his own dishonest statements.

Actually, I had found it, I just wanted you to go back and find the source so you could attempt to be accurate. It was a survey by WPR and a college. It was 58% and was NOT "59% of Wisconsin voters supported the recall effort".

So beyond the % being off(because you didn't look back), it was not "voters"(which was a parroting error on your part due to poor reporting), and finally - the question wasn't about supporting the recall effort - it was about actually voting for or against Walker in a recall election - NOT supporting an "effort".

I knew what you were trying to do and I called you on it - get over it. Your vague claims are not backed by what you call "facts". You twisted a survey to suggest more than is actually there.
 
Seriously. One or two discussions with CAD will show you why no effort should be wasted on him. I can't remember the exact discussion anymore but at one point he was furiously battling half the forum because he wanted to use a definition of taxation that he made up instead of the one in the dictionary.

LOL - sounds exactly like Infohawk!
 
And the deflection continues:

1) Oops, my mistake. You are correct, it was 58%.

2) I thought it was clear I posted it, but if not: I posted it -- at least twice.

3) You are incorrect about a link. The article I posted includes a direct link to the .pdf of the poll results.

Beyond that, get stuffed. It's not laziness at all on my part. It's a refusal to play Sir Cad's juvenile games. I've sparred with him for years and I know what he's trying to do. He wasn't willing or able to address the poll's results the first two times I posted it. I'm fully confident that hasn't changed. His badgering is just a deflection from his own dishonest statements.
Actually, I had found it, I just wanted you to go back and find the source so you could attempt to be accurate.
So you admit you were just playing games, just as I said. You spend way too much effort doing that and way too little attempting reasoned and cogent discussion.


It was a survey by WPR and a college. It was 58% and was NOT "59% of Wisconsin voters supported the recall effort".
Yes dear, I already acknowledged my mistake, in the very post you quoted. I was off by one percent. It doesn't change my point in the slightest.


... it was not "voters"(which was a parroting error on your part due to poor reporting),
Proof? The .pdf of the poll results is ambiguous. It merely states "adults" without providing more detail. It may be The Nation was, in fact, sloppy as you suggest, or it may be they have more direct information from the source.

The important thing is it doesn't matter if it was a survey of all Wisconsin adults or only Wisconsin voters. The point remains the same: your continued claim that this recall is only about some sore-loser Democrats is WRONG. Many Republican who once supported Walker turned against him.

(FYI, citing information from a news article is not parroting. "Parroting" is what you do when you repeat the same talking points over and over.)


and finally - the question wasn't about supporting the recall effort - it was about actually voting for or against Walker in a recall election - NOT supporting an "effort".
So? Semantics nitpicking. Dance and dodge all you want, it doesn't change the fact your were WRONG.

The point remains the same: your continued claim that this recall is only about some sore-loser Democrats is WRONG. Many Republican who once supported Walker turned against him.


I knew what you were trying to do and I called you on it
There's nothing mysterious about what I was "trying" to do, Cad. I was trying to show you were WRONG ... and I succeeded.


- get over it. Your vague claims are not backed by what you call "facts". You twisted a survey to suggest more than is actually there.
There was nothing vague about what I said. My minor error notwithstanding, I cited a study that demonstrated your partisan talking point was bogus. That was my only point, no matter how much you want to deflect and duhvert into other topics. I understand you believe you are never, ever, ever wrong ... about anything, but the facts are against you.
 
that 58% poll is also old.

the poll with walker winning is far more recent.
Yes, it is an old poll, but that has nothing to do with the point.The oft-parroted claim that this recall is only about some sore-loser Democrats is WRONG. Many Republican who once supported Walker turned against him, at least as of the time this poll was taken. If some have since flopped back, so be it.
 
And the deflection continues:


So you admit you were just playing games, just as I said. You spend way too much effort doing that and way too little attempting reasoned and cogent discussion.


Yes dear, I already acknowledged my mistake, in the very post you quoted. I was off by one percent. It doesn't change my point in the slightest.


Proof? The .pdf of the poll results is ambiguous. It merely states "adults" without providing more detail. It may be The Nation was, in fact, sloppy as you suggest, or it may be they have more direct information from the source.

The important thing is it doesn't matter if it was a survey of all Wisconsin adults or only Wisconsin voters. The point remains the same: your continued claim that this recall is only about some sore-loser Democrats is WRONG. Many Republican who once supported Walker turned against him.

(FYI, citing information from a news article is not parroting. "Parroting" is what you do when you repeat the same talking points over and over.)


So? Semantics nitpicking. Dance and dodge all you want, it doesn't change the fact your were WRONG.

The point remains the same: your continued claim that this recall is only about some sore-loser Democrats is WRONG. Many Republican who once supported Walker turned against him.


There's nothing mysterious about what I was "trying" to do, Cad. I was trying to show you were WRONG ... and I succeeded.


There was nothing vague about what I said. My minor error notwithstanding, I cited a study that demonstrated your partisan talking point was bogus. That was my only point, no matter how much you want to deflect and duhvert into other topics. I understand you believe you are never, ever, ever wrong ... about anything, but the facts are against you.

lol, so getting back to my reply to your point(since you almost acknowledge your claims were off) - I stated that your claims were so vague you'd worm your way out of em. What you've posted is not proof of anything nor does it support your contention that it was "many" Republicans. But we all knew you'd take it this far and try to dump it all on me... it's what you try to do. Clearly you are superior... :roll;
 
Originally Posted by dmcowen674
Well it's his destroy America at all costs for profits ideology being attacked in the state he is moving to so it's understandable he is upset by these turn of events going on in Badgerland.

If Democrats regain control away from the America hating Republicans he will be very uncomfortable especially leaving Iowa which is still firmly an America hating state.


You again? GTFO

Who are you?
 
I have no problem with a small number of signatures being redacted. If I was that concerned about a stalker or a violent ex partner I certainly wouldn't be writing my address down on public documents.
 
Hmmm...I am not sure I support hiding the information and yet also keeping the signature. No way to ensure the signature is legit. Tough call, though.
 
Hmmm...I am not sure I support hiding the information and yet also keeping the signature. No way to ensure the signature is legit. Tough call, though.

If someone signed a PUBLIC petition, they should have ZERO expectation their name will be kept private - especially when it comes to politics. Sheesh.
 
If someone signed a PUBLIC petition, they should have ZERO expectation their name will be kept private - especially when it comes to politics. Sheesh.

The thing is, I doubt anyone who signed the petition expected their name and address to be posted publically and on the Internet for anyone and everyone to search through.
 
Well yeah, I agree with you. Those who signed that petition are stupid.

Yeh, especially since a lot of those who signed the petition helped put Walker in office in the first place?

As has been previously offered, Walker pulled a fast one to get elected and then pulled another fast one by unleashing his heretofore unannounced pre-planned and well coordinated lighting war style campaign against the public unions they day after he took office.

The large bloc of voters who felt betrayed and fooled by Walker's humongous overreach and treachery want to make things right by taking back the office he bamboozled those voters into giving him.
 
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