Asshole.

“Officer, I swear I was just looking at the pictures.”

Let’s see if Walker’s ringers are required to follow these rules, if he dares bring them back in.

I’m noticing a lack of Tea Party response in here. C’mon, folks, where’s your defense of these limitations on American citizens’ rights?

It doesn’t say anything pitchforks and torches does it?

No, but it also doesn’t say anything about boiling oil or molten lead.

God save the King!

I’m just sayin’.

Too late; he already scrapped Wisconsin’s rail project.

I note it doesn’t say you can’t hum. Which would be better to hum when Walker appears, the music used when the Wicked Witch sends her flying monkeys after Dorothy, or the Imperial March, from “The Empire Strikes Back”? Or perhaps the latter when the Gov. appears and the former when someone tries to stop someone from doing something reasonable (like, say, reading)?

I’ll give you my crockpot when you pry it from my cold, dead hands!

Basically, the only thing permitted is to sit silently and write down notes in a write-only fashion (can’t have any of that reading going on!). Essentially, you may only express yourself by appearing.

The next election cycle in WI should be very interesting.

But I have a little problem with the silent reading – it’s good that you can read aloud, but what if you silently read the rules – you are already violating these rules with reading them, but without reading them you can’t know the rules – there is a certain amount of Logic *not* there and I wonder what the legal consequences are then. You aren’t allowed to read the rules – can you be *whatever* based on the rules?