Asked for evidence of "voter fraud" — which both Wisconsin governor Scott Walker and Republican National Committee chairman Reince Priebus claim accounts for several tens of thousands of ballots in every election in the State, up to 2% of millions — Wisconsin GOP senator Glenn Grothman stated there's a "feeling" out there that there is. Seriously.
Whoever writes the Milwaukee Journal-Sentinel's headlines is quite the comedian. Reince Priebus, the ridiculous chairman of the Republican National Committee, tells an outright lie — that there are tens of thousands of fraudulent votes cast in the State of Wisconsin — and the Journal-Sentinel calls it an "allegation" that is merely "disputed."
Because Acts 43 and 44 were passed creating the new State Senate, Assembly, and Congressional districts before municipalities had finished creating their local wards.And who made that brilliant decision? Your famous WISGOP is who.
Candidates for various jobs in Wisconsin Governor Scott Walker’s administration were passed over despite recommendations from high-level officials, while a woman with ties to Sen. Randy Hopper (R-Fond du Lac) was hired to a position with an immediate thirty five percent salary increase, without formally being recorded as a job applicant.And now that lovable zany Reince Priebus is in the Hopper also.
Steele says he now believes Reince Priebus, also the chairman of the Wisconsin GOP, was secretly plotting against him for months despite what appeared to be unfettered loyalty.Should have got a dog.
The leading candidate in the race — Reince Priebus's law firm supports Obamacare and says its constitutional!I don't believe Reince Priebus's law firm is the leading candidate in the race, but that's close enough for the Base, apparently.
Yes, you read that correctly.(Shame about its not being written correctly.)
Reince Priebus's law firm supports Obamacare and says its constitutional.Boldface (and typo) in original.
Lawsuits filed to block the case are unlikely to succeed because the commerce clause of the U.S. Constitution gives Congress authority to act on this [PPACA] legislation.Holy cats, I can't hardly tell apart Reince Priebus' law firm's interpretation of the Commerce Clause from Nancy Pelosi's.
The video includes a series of testimonials from Sen-elect Ron Johnson, Gov-elect Scott Walker and Rep. Paul Ryan (R-Wis.).Journal-Sentinel:
The accompanying video message includes testimonials from Gov-elect Scott Walker and Janesville congressman Paul Ryan.Johnson-snub.
Couldn't [WISGOP Chairman] Priebus and Co. find an article to cite that doesn't contradict the narrative they are pushing?Via Pretty Important.
It's disgusting ... It's offensive to the people of Wisconsin. I hope Russ Feingold has an explanation as to why he thinks Obama ought not to be executed ... My guess is Ron Johnson would believe Obama should be executed and he oughta be treated as a war criminal.Poor sod's a little confused.
Feingold had mentioned that he thought that it would be good if we captured Obama in the battlefield ... It's disgusting ... It's offensive to the people of Wisconsin. I hope [Feingold] has an explanation as to why he thinks Obama ought not to be executed ... My guess is [Ron Johnson] would believe Obama should be executed and he oughta be treated as a war criminal.It's hard for a Republican to keep those two apart, I understand.
— WISGOP Chairman Reince Priebus
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[Tom Barrett said] he would fire a campaign staffer who secretly recorded anyone and lied about his identity.I guess so. Most people would have fired him weeks ago.
[Tea Party movement leader Tim] Dake lays out the plans, detailing contact between himself and Reince Priebus, the Republican Party of Wisconsin Chair, and Mark Block, State director of Americans for Prosperity-Wisconsin.Charming.
Reince Priebus, chairman of the Republican Party in Wisconsin, said in advance of the president's visit that "at a time when the country is falling of a fiscal cliff," spending $50 billion is the wrong answer.Chairman Reince Priebus's GOP-leased Cadillac Escalade then bounced off a giant pothole and disappeared over a "Bridge Out" sign.
