Sorry Wisconsin, you obviously don't know what the fu*k you are doing

[still_one]

[maryellen99]

1. Neither does Michigan nt

[still_one]

8. agreed. Was the turnout in MI and WI good?

[NEOBuckeye]

14. MI and WI at least had choices and blew them. OH blew it from the get-go with a weak candidate. n/t

[Lifelong Protester]

2. Some of us do.

Many of us are sick of this crap.

[still_one]

4. I know

[Lifelong Protester]

9. Thanks.

At least my county went for Burke.

[forthemiddle]

15. Mine went Walker

Once again. Burke was an aweful candidate. She ran only as the anti-Walker. No one knew anything about her until the past week when Walker smeared her as having been fired from her own family company.

True or not, it didn't matter because all she could say was "I wasn't fired, our company reorganized, and my job was eliminated".

[PeaceNikki]

11. Amen. It wasn't an unexpected really, but just as awful.

[flamingdem]

3. Tweety saying he's Presidential material now

[Agschmid]

12. That was Ed Schultz.

[GoCubsGo]

5. That can be said for a huge part of this country at this point. n/t

[maced666]

6. Nor the nation...

It appears.

[a kennedy]

7. DAMN IT

this has just been a terrible nightmare.....I'm going.to.bed....hope.it's all been a dream. : (

[still_one]

10. Like Nightmare on Elm street

[Kalidurga]

17. Oh funny you should say that.

[still_one]

21. The face of the republican party today

[Kalidurga]

22. Unfortunately

and when Main Street completely understands what happens to them is a result of who they elected there will be heck to pay.

[RobinA]

24. But

THIS NEVER HAPPENS. They never seem to understand and there's never heck to pay.

[Kalidurga]

26. Or worse they understand it's somehow politics

but they blame the wrong party

[HereSince1628]

13. Well on balance really only about 4% of us

It's fucking divisive to blame hundreds of thousands of dems that gave their votes only to be fall short.

It's great to get assed kicked mercilessly

[Peregrine Took]

16. I heard that when so many dairy farms went under in the last decade or so right wingers from the SW

part of the U.S. (Texas, for one) moved up there and bought up those big farms for next to nothing.

Some of the best farmland in the U.S. went cheap and the RW'rs grabbed up tons of it and set up shop there with their right wing views. So much for the Progressive State.

[Cha]

18. Gotta stipulate the majority in Wisconsin.. 'cause so many in Wisconsin do know what they're doing:(

I said something like that about Illinois earlier and offended a member from there. I apologized.

But, yeah the majority.. bought by Koch.. and bring down those who are too smart for that shite that makes life easier for Billionaires but screws theirselves.

[AverageJoe90]

19. Unfortunately, the same appears to be true for Texas, too.

Of course, I guess it was only nearly inevitable.....

[Cha]

20. Oh yes, Joe.. all those states that were sucked in by the Koch dollar$$$$$. We

are so down right now.. but, we are fighters and We Will Never Give UP!

So on to the next round!

[City Lights]

23. Neither does IL.

I am in a real funk this AM.

[damnedifIknow]

25. It's mind boggling

Maryland and Massachusetts also.