Just don't see how Falk wins north of, say, Oshkosh. She'll do well in Madison, parts of Milwaukee, parts of our other larger towns/cities... but please explain how this Madtown liberal, as she is seen by many Wisconsinites, can win in Green Bay and other blue collar cities? Falk would make a fine governor, but realistically Barrett appeals to a much broader section of voters. Your total zeal for Falk is puzzling. As I remember Falk from my Madison days, she was constantly at odds with others, even those on her own side.
Not one man (save for the boy) pictured in her ad. I feel she is trying to get as much traction from this (faux) war on women that she can.
ReplyDeleteWow! A little hypersensitive, are we?
DeleteJust don't see how Falk wins north of, say, Oshkosh. She'll do well in Madison, parts of Milwaukee, parts of our other larger towns/cities... but please explain how this Madtown liberal, as she is seen by many Wisconsinites, can win in Green Bay and other blue collar cities?
ReplyDeleteFalk would make a fine governor, but realistically Barrett appeals to a much broader section of voters.
Your total zeal for Falk is puzzling. As I remember Falk from my Madison days, she was constantly at odds with others, even those on her own side.
Falk has sisu!
Delete2006 election:
ReplyDeleteBrown County, Doyle -2 points
Winnebago County, Doyle +3.3
2010 election:
Brown County, Barrett -13.6 points
Winnebago County, Barrett -9.6
Not exactly a picture of electoral strength up north. The good news is it couldn't get worse.