"Fall with Walker"

[Sabien]

This runs through my mind everytime I see one of those blue Stand with Walker signs - er I mean mini-billboards now popping up like dandelions everywhere I turn.

Unrelated side note, I'm proud that our little ol' group is reaching the post count of the Lone Star frontrunners in DU state groups.

[mysuzuki2]

1. I see some of those signs too.

Fortunately, I see at least 4 Recall Walker signs to every Stand with Walker signs.

[Scuba]

2. Four to one sounds about right here too.

[mysuzuki2]

4. I live in Milwaukee but even when I go to Menomonee Falls in a traditionally

red part of Waukesha county, the sentiment appears to slightly favor the recall.

[mojowork_n]

3. There's a song that goes with the slogan. An absolutely AWFUL song.

It made The Onion:

http://www.avclub.com/madison/articles/stand-with-governor-walker-is-a-real-song-and-its,68108/

and was a big hit on the "Stephanie Miller" morning radio programme.

As the Mooks pointed out, it really goes a long way toward pointing up what level of talent, intelligence,
and creative genius supports our side, and what they've got going on theirs.

....Sounds like a cross between something "Kids in the Hall" would have done, as a parody (the under-
sized Junior High Boy with a BIG back pack, whatever his name was, I can see him marching in place), and
what you'd be most likely to find (in real life) playing for really, really low budget wedding receptions. At
the back of a bowling alley.

[midnight]

5. I saw this earlier and thought this a perfect response to that stand with walker. But look at this:

I just saw this and posted it http://www.democraticunderground.com/101711982. These folks are not balanced. The man introducing this bill is the son of what was left of Tommy Thompson's crew when Tommy left to be head of Health and Human services for Bush... Legislator Farrow says his not a lawyer.... Checked-he is not. He went to Waukesha tech, and Carroll College but it doesn't say if he graduated... He operated a home inspection co. before coming to the Wisconsin legislature in 2010.