Wisconsin Ballots are now totaled, Prosser wins by 7,316

The election for State Supreme Court in Wisconsin is extremely important. By putting a conservative back into the high courts, the Wisconsin residence can be assured that the laws will be adhered to the letter; unlike, liberals legislating from the bench. While the Associated Press deemed Liberal justice Kloppenburg as the winner by 204 votes, a new twist using the Democrat playbook made GOP candidate David Prosser as the winner. In a honest mistake, not all of the ballots was counted leaving a conservative county to propel Prosser from a 204 vote deficit to a 7000 vote lead. This is called good Karma!

(Milwaukee-Wisconsin JS) State Supreme Court Justice David Prosser emerged as the winner Friday over challenger JoAnne Kloppenburg in a heated election that drew national attention because of the fight over collective bargaining and a ballot reporting error in Waukesha County.

A canvass of vote totals from the state's 72 counties finalized Friday afternoon shows Prosser beating Kloppenburg, an assistant attorney general, by 7,316 votes. Initial results in the election had showed Kloppenburg leading the race. The final canvass of the April 5 vote was completed 10 days after the election, the maximum allowed by state law.

The margin - 0.488% - is within the 0.5% limit that would allow Kloppenburg to request a statewide recount at taxpayers' expense.

The deadline for calling for a recount is 5 p.m. Wednesday. Although counties have certified their results, by law the Government Accountability Board can't certify the statewide results and declare an official winner until after that recount deadline passes or after completion of a recount, the state agency noted.

The Kloppenburg campaign has not decided whether to seek a recount, and it has not conceded the race, either.

Prosser spokesman Brian Nemoir declared victory for the incumbent, issuing a statement that said, "Today, the will of the electorate is clear with the last canvass now completed and Justice David Prosser re-elected to another 10-year term to the Supreme Court.

State Supreme Court Justice David Prosser emerged as the winner Friday over challenger JoAnne Kloppenburg in a heated election that drew national attention because of the fight over collective bargaining and a ballot reporting error in Waukesha County.

A canvass of vote totals from the state's 72 counties finalized Friday afternoon shows Prosser beating Kloppenburg, an assistant attorney general, by 7,316 votes. Initial results in the election had showed Kloppenburg leading the race. The final canvass of the April 5 vote was completed 10 days after the election, the maximum allowed by state law.

The margin - 0.488% - is within the 0.5% limit that would allow Kloppenburg to request a statewide recount at taxpayers' expense.

The deadline for calling for a recount is 5 p.m. Wednesday. Although counties have certified their results, by law the Government Accountability Board can't certify the statewide results and declare an official winner until after that recount deadline passes or after completion of a recount, the state agency noted.

The Kloppenburg campaign has not decided whether to seek a recount, and it has not conceded the race, either.

Prosser spokesman Brian Nemoir declared victory for the incumbent, issuing a statement that said, "Today, the will of the electorate is clear with the last canvass now completed and Justice David Prosser re-elected to another 10-year term to the Supreme Court.

Legal challenges to the new collective bargaining law are expected to reach the high court. The court has split 4-3 on major issues in recent years, with Prosser voting in the majority with other conservatives. Prosser was appointed to the Supreme Court by Gov. Tommy G. Thompson in 1998 and was elected to a 10-year term in 2001.

A Democrat Who Isnt Afraid to Say RAISE TAXES

Finally, a Democrat who isn't afraid to speak up- RAISE TAXES! Wish more Democrats had the kahuna to be more open minded like her and speak from the heart!

(The Blaze) On his Fox News show this afternoon, Neil Cavuto spoke–spiritedly–with Rep. Eddie Bernice Johnson (D-Texas) about the deficit.

For a sense of how animated their debate was, consider this exchange:

Cavuto: “We’re going to hell in a hand basket”

Johnson: “I think you’re already there!”

In their must-watch seven-minute debate, you really get a sense of the conservative position (we’re broke!) versus the liberal position (raise taxes to keep spending!).

As Cavuto repeated his mantra throughout the interview–we’re broke, broke, broke, broke, broke–Johnson managed to get her two cents in, saying:

You know what? Your problem is, you just don’t listen. You just scream and you’re screaming the same thing these fools are screaming here. We’ve got to have innovation.

She went on, “We’ve got to still have vision, we’ve got to still have research…we still got to educate our young people.” If the cuts to spending are too deep, we’ll have “no education, no innovation, no health care–seniors will be out of nursing home,” she concluded.

We need to INVEST! she said.

“We don’t have money to invest,” Cavuto responded wryly.

Well it’s easy enough to get it, says the congresswoman: Raise taxes!

MSNBC Liberal Loon Keith Olbermann is Leaving Network

....GOOD RIDDEN! LOL. I know that Hannity, Rush, and O'Reilly won't be missing him. That is one liberal gone. Who is next?

(Yahoo) NEW YORK – MSNBC host Keith Olbermann announced Friday that he is leaving the network and has taped his last "Countdown" show.

MSNBC issued a statement that it had ended its contract with the controversial host, with no further explanation. Olbermann hosted the network's most popular show, but his combative liberal opinions often made him a target of critics.

Olbermann did not explain why he was leaving.

Great Achievement in Liberal History

I thought a little humor today would be nice. Enjoy.

AZ Pima County Sheriff Dept Say They Visited Loughners Home Even Before the Shooting

The Pima County Sheriff has a liberal agenda. It is already known Sheriff Dupnik doesn't support the Arizona Immigration Law, and expressed that he will not enforce it. Now, the Pima County Sheriff is finding any media outlet willing to let him rant about his liberal views. Instead of focusing on the investigation, he is getting in his 15 minutes of fame. It is absolutely harmful to the investigation by adding a biased factor in the equation. A CBS poll showed that over 60% of American feel that there is no political motive with Jared Louughner and the congresswoman. Jared was a demented soul with a troubled pass. The blame should be put upon the Sheriff of Pima County because he could have avert the situation. He knew of the kid before the assassination attempt took place.

(NY Times) — The police were sent to the home where Jared L. Loughner lived with his family on more than one occasion before the attack here on Saturday that left a congresswoman fighting for her life and six others dead, the Pima County Sheriff’s Department said on Tuesday.
A spokesman, Jason Ogan, said the details of the calls were being reviewed by legal counsel and would be released as soon as the review was complete. He said he did not know what the calls were about — they could possibly have been minor, even trivial matters — or whether they involved Jared Loughner or another member of the household.

A friend of Mr. Loughner’s also said in an interview on Tuesday that Mr. Loughner, 22, was skilled with a gun — as early as high school — and had talked about a philosophy of fostering chaos.

The news of police involvement with the Loughners suggests that county sheriff’s deputies were at least familiar with the family, even if the reason for their visits was unclear as of Tuesday night.