Pee In A Cup - Part 2

By Jeff Simpson

In case you missed it, as Wonkette put it - Scott Walker will fight for Wisconsin's right to collect poor people's pee! 

We do not think that drug testing people on the public dole is such a bad idea.  We even offered up the first person who should be tested - Richard Uihlein. 

Now I would like to offer up drug test subjects #2 & #3 - Plexus Corp. board members David Drury and Ralf Boer!  

See Drury and Boer are huge donors to one Scott Kevin Walker, who in turn is a huge donor to the company that they sit on the board for.    The problem is not just that there has been quid pro quo going on between these two parties with our tax dollars,  but that Plexus cashed in with taxpayer dollars then sent jobs overseas! 

While that has become common place with the rise of WEDC in Scott Walker's Wisconsin, the reason they NEED to be tested is that they are denying they did so! 

Maybe Boer & Drury are actually Cheech and Chong revisited!  

Pee In A Cup - Part 1!

Jeff Simpson

Scott Walker came out with his bold re-election plan recently and one of the more controversial items came out that Mr. Walker wants to drug test all people getting public assistance(well all poor and minority people anyway). 

The fact that the courts have ruled such a policy unconstitutional does not deter Scott Walker, since Mr. Walker spends money like water when it comes to legal fees.   

I am on board with this policy and since it is a few months to being enacted, I want to help Mr. Walker get a head start.   I will be running a series of people who should be first in line to pee in the cup.

I would say Scott Walker, but we know that the rules do not apply to him and that question has been asked and ignored in Florida.  

So instead of wasting our time, expecting Scott Walker to practice what he preaches, let us move on.  

My first nomination for the inaugural cup Peer is Richard Uihlein.  Uihlein who owns Uline corporation has received over $6,000,000 in taxpayer dollars.   The hundreds of thousands of dollars Mr. Uihlein was giving to republican politicians(which is enough to warrant the drug test), might have been depleting his coffers so he needed the taxpayers to refill them!   

Mr. Uihlein, here is your cup!  







   

PS:  Feel free to leave your nominations for people who need to pee in the cup in the comments below. 

Thank God For Mary Burke!

By Jeff Simpson

Uline Inc announced an expansion and future job creation of up to 500 Wisconsinites!  

Thank God that Mary Burke had the foresight as a Commerce Secretary to help bring Uline to Wisconsin!  

In January 2008, a couple of months after Mary Burke exited, Uline officials announced they were moving the corporate headquarters from Waukegan, Ill., to Pleasant Prairie and building a warehouse there. Uline said it would invest $100 million and employ 1,000 people at its 200-acre campus, which opened in mid-2010.
To help pay for the move, the company took state government incentives that were later calculated to be worth up to $18.6 million over nine years.

It was not surprising at all to see Scott Walker at Uline for the announcement, with a tied race and a failed jobs agenda, he needs to grab as much credit as he can, even if it doesn't go to him.

May I suggest a better use of the Governor's time?   I would suggest that instead of chasing Mary Burke's successes around the state, he head up to Superior, WI to collect on the $4,000,000 Wisconsin taxpayer dollars that he handed Kestrel Aircraft Company, that they defaulted on.  



Public education could sure use those $4 million dollars now!  

Here is another suggestion.   Voucher schools do not get a cent from public education budget, instead they can keep all of the money they can collect from the millions of dollars in defaulted loans that the failed WEDC has handed out!    

I Love Richard Uihlein

By Jeff Simpson:

 I love Richard Uihlein: Not because the "fiscal conservative" gives over 2,100,000 to republicans.

Nope, I love Richard Uihlein, because it takes a VERY special person to say this:

"I'm a conservative Republican, and I'm trying to help people who believe as I do in limited government and free markets," Richard Uihlein told Crain's last month. "I'm not one to hide from that."

In an article that is all about the over $18,000,000 Wisconsin taxpayer dollars the Doyle Administration and Mary Burke gave his company(and he gladly accepted)  in 2007.    

Can you say "ignorant hypocrite"?  How about "ungrateful troll"?  I knew you could!  :)

 

Here he is with his hand out, wanting more Wisconsin taxpayer money!