With a one vote margin in the Wisconsin Senate and a RINO Republican threatening to change parties, the election on Tuesday to recall two Democrat Senators is crucial. Last week we beat back the recalls of four Republican Senators to keep conservative control of the Senate. Now, we must win at least one of these two seats to keep the RINO from giving liberals control of the Senate.
While conservative Governor Scott Walker and Republicans were trying to restore economic health to Wisconsin, the liberal Democrat Senators fled the state to avoid a necessary quorum to conduct business in the Senate. Taking orders from the union bosses in Wisconsin, they shamelessly drove across state lines to Illinois.
You can watch the new TV spot here on YouTube: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H60b4jzf2Jg
VOTER TURNOUT WILL BE KEY
By taking our bus tour to Wisconsin last week and holding nine rallies in four days, the Tea Party Express helped to energize conservatives across the state. While the polls showed us losing four of the six races, conservatives woke up, turned out to vote, and we were able to win the FOUR seats we needed to keep control of the Senate.
Tea Party Express Rally in Rhinelander, WI, where the key election for tea party leader Kim Simac will be held on Tuesday.
According to David Canon, a University of Wisconsin political scientist, there won’t be a big turnout at the polls this coming Tuesday when the final two critical recalls take place.
"The trick is going to be, in those two races, for the two sides to make sure their voters turn out. I think what's going to happen is that the voter interest is really going to drop."
Liberal groups like MoveOn and the big international unions are flooding money into Wisconsin to defend their liberal stooges.
District 12 - According to campaign finance reports filed this week, Democrat James Holperin outraised conservative tea party candidate Kim Simac for the year by more than double – $494,000 to $221,000. To tell you how out of touch and liberal Holperin is, he said tax increases he voted for were “not harmful.”
District 22 - Campaign reports filed Tuesday show liberal Democrat Robert Wirch’s campaign has raised $257,000 for the year, while conservative Republican Jonathan Steitz brought in $72,000.
Our Senate candidate Jonathan Steitz speaks at Tea Party Express rally in Kenosha, Wisconsin.
We need your help to fight back against the massive amounts of money pouring into the state. We can’t let the big union money defeat us!
This Tuesday is the chance for conservatives to recall two liberal Senators. Winning one of these two elections will guarantee a conservative Senate until the next election.
We have a Tea Party Express endorsement ad running in Wisconsin now.
