Get out and vote WI-sen 22 and 12, fleeing Democrat recall day!

via Gateway Pundit

Today is voting day in the recall elections for two of Wisconsin's Democrat senators who decided to flee the state rather than stay and do their jobs. These people abandoned their post. They were paid to do a job and they fled. They are being paid, by the way, by all of the residents of Wisconsin, not just the Democrats. So when they do something so base and partisan as to flee the state so that a quorum cannot be called when there is a vote scheduled, they are NOT acting as state senators, but rather party hacks. I think these senators should not only be recalled, but should be forced to pay back the portion of their salaries that was paid by the Republican and Independent voters of Wisconsin.

Democratic Sen. Bob Wirch runs today against challenger Jonathan Steitz, a corporate attorney, in the Kenosha-area 22nd Senate District. Democratic Sen. Jim Holperin runs against Kim Simac, a tea party activist, in the 12th Senate District, located in the north.

Now get out and VOTE!

Action Alert: Help re-elect constitutional justice to Wisconsin Supreme Court

Thank you, Kimberly Morin, for posting this action alert on your Anystreet blog.

Wisconsin needs our help this weekend!!!

 

Most of you have probably been paying careful attention to the Union battle going on in Wisconsin.  There is another battle that is being waged by the Left that needs our attention and most importantly our ACTION!!!

WISCONSIN Supreme Court Election - Tuesday April 5th 

 

The Left has decided to wage war against a currently seated Constitutional Supreme Court Wisconsin Justice because of the Union battle.

  

Justice David Prosser has been on the Wisconsin Supreme Court since 1998.  He has a proven record as a 'Rule of Law' Justice and is not a judicial activist. 

  

You can learn more about his record here.

 

His opponent has tried to become a Justice in several courts but has been denied.  She is an enviro-whacko and during the last Governor's election supported the 'Green Party' candidate.  You can learn more about HER record here.

Currently the Wisconsin Supreme Court is 4-3 with Conservative Constitutional Justices holding the lead in the Court.  The Left and Unions want   Kloppenburg to win as a referendum on Governor Walker and the Republican majority in the Wisconsin Legislature because they know that Democrats will bring Walker's common sense Union reforms to the Supreme Court. 
WE CANNOT LET THIS HAPPEN!
HOW CAN WE HELP?
Make phone calls to Wisconsin voters over the next few days to remind them of the election next Tuesday.  You can do this by going to VoterNeighbor
Click on 'Get Started' and select the Campaign Code
The following will appear

The big areas that the Left will be hitting are Madison (920 or 608) and Milwaukee (414) but every area needs to be called!  Elections have consequences, the people of Wisconsin elected COMMON SENSE Republicans to help their state which has one of the highest overall tax ratesand is one of the states in the worst debt troubles.
In the words of Obama 'we won'.  The Left and Unions will do anything and everything to keep failed progressive policies in place in Wisconsin regardless of how the majority voted.
A couple of hours of phone calls is not much when the battle is so important.  Please help and forward this to others who will also help.  Time is of the essence.  The future is at stake - not just for Wisconsin but for the other states that are battling the Left and Unions as well. 
LET'S SHOW THEM WHY WE WON THE ELECTIONS!
"The founders of the labor movement viewed unions as a vehicle to get workers more of the profits they help create. Government workers, however, don’t generate profits. They merely negotiate for more tax money. When government unions strike, they strike against taxpayers. F.D.R. considered this “unthinkable and intolerable.”

"Government collective bargaining means voters do not have the final say on public policy. Instead their elected representatives must negotiate spending and policy decisions with unions. That is not exactly democratic – a fact that unions once recognized." - unknown