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Scott Walker Backs Down, Will Comply With Judge's Ruling On Union Law

So then by his own reasoning, couldn't he get in trouble for not implementing the law?

I guess I'm confused. I thought the law got published while the court was still undecided. So after it was published he started to implement it and then he was told to stop. (my brain hurts) LOL
 
He has backed down for now. But given the sleazy way Republicans passed the law in the first place, I wouldn't be surprised if they try to go around the judgement again.


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He has backed down for now. But given the sleazy way Republicans passed the law in the first place, I wouldn't be surprised if they try to go around the judgement again.

If they do, the next court order should be arrest warrants.
 
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Your elitism is showing.:mrgreen:


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They violated the Wisconsin open meeting law, so why don't they just give the proper notice and vote again? It's that simple.
Because they would only find themselves in the same position they are now. The dems would challenge with another lawsuit -- and another -- and another. It's nothing more than a stall tactic.

If you believe you're acting within the law, it makes sense to see it through and get it done.
 
As I understand it, the Wisconsin Supreme Court has ruled before that the courts may not interfere in a law until it goes into effect. The judge may be in the wrong by trying to restrict the law before it is published.
There's conflicting case law and is one of the things the appeals panel asked the Supreme Court to address when they passed on the case.
 
I guess I'm confused. I thought the law got published while the court was still undecided. So after it was published he started to implement it and then he was told to stop. (my brain hurts) LOL
The judge submitted a poorly written order preventing the secretary of state from publishing the act and then skipped town. While she was gone, the Republicans said "fine, we'll have the Legislative Reference Bureau publish it instead." When she got back, she revised the order that they're now complying with.
 
Your elitism is showing.:mrgreen:


Famous Professionals Who Don't Have College Degrees

ABC anchorman Peter Jennings. (He dropped out of high school!) Director Steven Spielberg Nobel-prize winning novelist William Faulkner Microsoft cofounder Bill Gates Poet Maya Angelou Dell Computers founder Michael Dell Novelist Jane Austen PBS's Nina Totenberg, Former anchorman Walter Cronkite Media mogul Ted Turner Director Quentin Tarentino Director Woody Allen Anthropologist Richard Leakey Atsronaut turned senator John Glenn McDonald's founder Ray Kroc Inventor Alexander Graham Bell Inventor Thomas Edison Blockbuster Video founder and Miami Dolphins owner Wayne Huizenga NBC mogul David Sarnoff Author Ernest Hemingway Architect Frank Lloyd Wright Roots author Alex Haley Apple cofounder Steve Jobs Airplane inventors the Wright brothers
Then we have
Notorious Harvard Graduates include Theodore J. Kaczynski ’62, the Unabomber, Jeffrey K. Skilling, former CEO of Enron, and Eugene N. Plotkin ’00, a former Goldman Sachs employee indicted for insider trading.

Einstein flunked math in school
 
Einstein flunked math in school

Einstein flunked Math? 0_o I mean he did create most of the mathematical things in Physics ect. The only way I could see him flunk math was that he didn't turn in his paper work at the right time. :shock:

However, back on topic

So following the law means he somehow backing down? I like how your logic goes to dust when this means I back down when I follow the law.<
 
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Einstein flunked Math? 0_o I mean he did create most of the mathematical things in Physics ect. The only way I could see him flunk math was that he didn't turn in his paper work at the right time. :shock:

However, back on topic

So following the law means he somehow backing down? I like how your logic goes to dust when this means I back down when I follow the law.<

A... yes, he flunked math in school. He had Asperger's, so that might have been at fault.

B... I never said he was backing down, the OP did (if that was addressed to the OP, then never mind ;) )
 
They violated the Wisconsin open meeting law, so why don't they just give the proper notice and vote again? It's that simple.

Why did Democrats flee the state if they had nothing to worry about?
 
Einstein flunked math in school

Einstein on whether Einstein flunked math in school: :prof

In 1935, a rabbi in Princeton showed him a clipping of the Ripley’s column with the headline “Greatest living mathematician failed in mathematics.” Einstein laughed. “I never failed in mathematics,” he replied, correctly. “Before I was fifteen I had mastered differential and integral calculus.” In primary school, he was at the top of his class and “far above the school requirements” in math. By age 12, his sister recalled, “he already had a predilection for solving complicated problems in applied arithmetic,” and he decided to see if he could jump ahead by learning geometry and algebra on his own.
20 Things You Need to Know About Einstein - Did Einstein flunk math? - TIME
 
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You and millions of others....

I think it's because we only use 10 percent of our brain. Except of course Einstein, he used 11.

Nobody has quite yet figured out which 90% we can safely remove from the skull, but hey.

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Backed down? This is exactly what is happening with Obamacare, where's your back down thread on it?
 
You and millions of others....

I think it's because we only use 10 percent of our brain. Except of course Einstein, he used 11.

Nobody has quite yet figured out which 90% we can safely remove from the skull, but hey.

;)

"You only use 10 percent of your brain, so why not burn out the other 90 percent of it?" - Cheech and Chong. :mrgreen:
 
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Why? State Workers already agreed to the proposed cuts. If he did that, it would be out of spite, not in an attempt to balance the budget.

This was never about balancing the budget....
 
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