WI-Gov: Walker up 6

[krazen1211]

https://twitter.com/#!/MULawPoll


https://law.marquette.edu/poll/2012/05/16/marquette-law-school-poll-shows-walker-kleefisch-lead-in-recall/

Walker leads Barrett 50% to 44% among likely voters, new Marquette Law School Poll finds. It was Walker 48-47 two weeks ago.

Democrats are losing their edge in % who give a party affiliation. They had 8 point lead over GOP in Feb. Now it’s one point.

Romney has moved into a tie with Obama in WI among likely voters, MU Law Poll says. Obama led in our polls in Jan through April.




That's 4 polls from 4 pollsters (Ras, WAA, PPP, Marquette) showing Walker the Conquerer on the brink of victory.

Must be a tossup because some liberals said so.

[Lambsbread]

How reliable is MULaw's polling?

[Oakvale]

Seems about right.

[LastVoter]

If somebody gives Wisconsin dems 10 million they can still win this.

[Okay, maybe Mike Johnson is a competent parliamentarian.]

Nobody wants to give Wisconsin Dems ten million. A lot of people are resigned, at this point, to two and a half more years of horrifically corrupt and cruel absentee governance in Wisconsin.

[LastVoter]

Nobody wants to give Wisconsin Dems ten million. A lot of people are resigned, at this point, to two and a half more years of horrifically corrupt and cruel absentee governance in Wisconsin.

Well the DNC could have, if Obama was a team player, but he could actually lose this now. If anybody is to be blamed it's the national democrat establishement for failing to respond to national Republican money.

[krazen1211]

How reliable is MULaw's polling?

They seem to only poll Wisconsin; of course these are identical results to other pollsters.

That didn't prevent the poll from being 'Junk Poll!'ed elsewhere.

[Okay, maybe Mike Johnson is a competent parliamentarian.]

Nobody wants to give Wisconsin Dems ten million. A lot of people are resigned, at this point, to two and a half more years of horrifically corrupt and cruel absentee governance in Wisconsin.

Well the DNC could have, if Obama was a team player, but he could actually lose this now. If anybody is to be blamed it's the national democrat establishement for failing to respond to national Republican money.

Oh, I'm entirely in agreement with you. The Democratic handling of this has been disgraceful.

[Napoleon]

Nobody wants to give Wisconsin Dems ten million. A lot of people are resigned, at this point, to two and a half more years of horrifically corrupt and cruel absentee governance in Wisconsin.

Well the DNC could have, if Obama was a team player, but he could actually lose this now. If anybody is to be blamed it's the national democrat establishement for failing to respond to national Republican money.

Oh, I'm entirely in agreement with you. The Democratic handling of this has been disgraceful.

Oh come on there was never a chance. Frankly I would be unsettled if they were actually wasting resources here.

[LastVoter]

Nobody wants to give Wisconsin Dems ten million. A lot of people are resigned, at this point, to two and a half more years of horrifically corrupt and cruel absentee governance in Wisconsin.

Well the DNC could have, if Obama was a team player, but he could actually lose this now. If anybody is to be blamed it's the national democrat establishement for failing to respond to national Republican money.

Oh, I'm entirely in agreement with you. The Democratic handling of this has been disgraceful.

Oh come on there was never a chance. Frankly I would be unsettled if they were actually wasting resources here.

The democrats wouldn't even need half the money the Republicans spent on this to win it.

[Napoleon]

Please, Feingold was the only one who had even a chance regardless of money. This was a bad investment and the DNC was smart not to piss away money just to appease the dying unions that the Democratic candidate in this very race was willing to throw under the bus as mayor. Lol.

[Badger]

Amazing what money--and tons of it--will buy, eh Krazy?

[LastVoter]

Please, Feingold was the only one who had even a chance regardless of money. This was a bad investment and the DNC was smart not to piss away money just to appease the dying unions that the Democratic candidate in this very race was willing to throw under the bus as mayor. Lol.

Independents don't like Walker

[Okay, maybe Mike Johnson is a competent parliamentarian.]

Napoleon, many Democrats aren't in agreement with the idea that the unions should be allowed to die without a fight, perceived odds notwithstanding.

[Napoleon]

Napoleon, many Democrats aren't in agreement with the idea that the unions should be allowed to die without a fight, perceived odds notwithstanding.

My point is that you shouldn't be mad at the party for spending their money wisely, meaning, of course, not on unwinnable races. The recall was never going to happen, realistically speaking.

[krazen1211]

Amazing what money--and tons of it--will buy, eh Krazy?

It shouldn't be, after Goldman Sachs and Obama in 2008. Not anymore at least.