Representative Sinicki criticized for Facebook posts during Governor's speech

WHBL ^ | 1/23/14 | Larry Lee

[Libloather]

MADISON, Wis. (WSAU) -- A Wisconsin lawmaker is learning the hard way that posting comments online means everyone can see them, and that was a bit embarrassing for Democratic Representative Christine Sinicki of Milwaukee.

Sinicki really didn’t want to be in the Assembly chamber during the Governor’s State of The State speech, and she made that clear posting to her Facebook page while the Governor spoke. As Governor Scott Walker spoke, Sinicki typed, “OMG...this speech is so full of s*it. Wish I could get up and walk out.” and “Bottom line..the rich get richer and the poor and middle class continue to get kicked in the butt.” She continued with, “When are we going to have a real discussion about the cuts to education, throwing people off of unemployment insurance or cutting medical benefits?”

[Libloather]

Sinicki began to post what appears to be damage control statements at around 11:00 p.m., saying, “For the record, my post about the SOS address was not about Walker, it was about his speech.

[Patriot95]

How professional of her. Maybe if the moron was smart enough to listen to the big words in the Governor’s speech she’d learn about their budget surplus and tax-cuts that are coming thanks to Walker’s leadership.

[maddog55]

Dumb & ugly...

[silverleaf]

fat bitter and angry is no way to go through life
she’ll survive since she is a liberal

[Mouton]

Guilty as spoken.

[Cowboy Bob]

I could tell she was a Democrat just by looking at her face.

Now I need eye bleach.

[csvset]

That pic was flattering.

[DaveA37]

You stepped in it so own it.

[DaveA37]

She definitely looks like a demodummie.

[Chode]

to who... it's dykester???

[Farmer Dean]

Looks like a diesel dyke.

[miss marmelstein]

Classy dame.

[Chode]

[Farmer Dean]

She looks like she’s waiting for a fly to come close enough.

[Mr. Jeeves]

The Left will love it - this is what they deem to be honesty in politicians: demanding that more money be spent on free stuff for their constituents.

[DuncanWaring]

... the cuts to education, ...

One of the "cuts to education" she refers to is the opening to competitive bidding the contracts to provide health insurance to union teachers.

When the insurance company wholly-owned by the teacher's union had the no-bid contract, they were charging $25000 per year (I don't recall if that was for just one teacher, or if it included their family).

When it was opened to competitive bidding, their opening response was to drop to $16000; I don't know if they cut it even further later on.

And these same folks who demanded a no-bid contract for their health insurance to fatten the union probably screamed "bloody murder" over Halliburton's no-bid contracts.

[Diana in Wisconsin]

Have fun! Her constituents are every bit as crazy and ignorant as she is!

https://www.facebook.com/christine.sinicki?fref=ts

[BenLurkin]

Not

human

[Hoodat]

We're gonna need more bleach.

[Diana in Wisconsin]

Wisconsin PING!