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GAB accuses Mines for Wisconsin of telling voters to sign "Adolf Hitler" on recall petitions
Gee, Governor Walker's supporters are complaining about people signing petitions with Adolph Hitler. Guess what? They are right. People ARE signing petitions with Adolph Hitler. Guess who is advocating people to forge signatures of Adolph Hitler? A PRO WALKER group called Mines for Wisconsin, that is attempting to subvert the recall process by getting Walker supporters to forge those signatures. And now Walker supporters are on FOX News blaming it all on the recall organizers. Guess who has now been referred to the prosecutor for election fraud? For the record, the Wisconsin Republican Party is publicly condemning this. But I find it quite ironic that the GOP has filed a lawsuit, claiming an activity that a few of it's own people are actively encouraging.
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The Wisconsin Government Accountability Board (GAB) is alleging a group called Mines for Wisconsin is telling voters to sign the Scott Walker recall petitions with the name "Adolf Hitler". They are even asking the Milwaukee County District Attorney to look into the matter.
Gee, Governor Walker's supporters are complaining about people signing petitions with Adolph Hitler. Guess what? They are right. People ARE signing petitions with Adolph Hitler. Guess who is advocating people to forge signatures of Adolph Hitler? A PRO WALKER group called Mines for Wisconsin, that is attempting to subvert the recall process by getting Walker supporters to forge those signatures. And now Walker supporters are on FOX News blaming it all on the recall organizers. Guess who has now been referred to the prosecutor for election fraud? For the record, the Wisconsin Republican Party is publicly condemning this. But I find it quite ironic that the GOP has filed a lawsuit, claiming an activity that a few of it's own people are actively encouraging.
Article is here.
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