CHICKEN BUCKETS: WISCONSIN COMMUNISTS GET THEIR ASSES KICKED IN THE HOMELAND OF SOCIALISM!

GOVERNOR WALKER WINS!

OBAMA LOSES!

Wisconsin Governor Recall
92% OF PRECINCTS REPORTING
>	Scott Walker (R / Incumbent.)	1,184,605	54%

	Tom Barrett (D/Communist)	999,622	46%

	Hari Trivedi (Ind)	12,626	1%


Wisconsin Lieutenant Governor Recall
92% OF PRECINCTS REPORTING
>	Rebecca Kleefisch (R / Incumbent.)	1,152,998	54%

	Mahlon Mitchell (D/Communist)	994,280	46%


District 13 State Senate Recall
85% OF PRECINCTS REPORTING
>	Scott Fitzgerald (R / Incumbent.)	40,636	59%

	Lori Compas (D/Communist)	27,139	40%

	Terry Virgil (L)	617	1%


District 21 State Senate Recall
28% OF PRECINCTS REPORTING
	Van Wanggaard (R / Incumbent.)	16,399	60%

	John Lehman (D/Communist)	10,775	40%


District 23 State Senate Recall
87% OF PRECINCTS REPORTING
>	Terry Moulton (R / Incumbent.)	32,764	58%

	Kristen Dexter (D/Communist)	23,779	42%


District 29 State Senate Recall
97% OF PRECINCTS REPORTING
>	Jerry Petrowski (R)	39,004	61%

	Donna Seidel (D/Communist)	24,674	39%

MADISON, Wis.-- Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker has survived a far left/communist recall election, defeating the Democrat/Communist/Unionist Thug mayor of Milwaukee to keep the state's top political job.
Scott Walker becomes the first governor in American history to stay in office after a recall challenge by the socialist pigs.

The Republican governor rose to national prominence last year after taking on hard core communist unions shortly after being sworn in. That fight also triggered the recall and set up a rematch with Leftist Tom Barrett, who was soundly defeated by Walker in 2010.

Scott Walker argued his policies were necessary to confront the state's budget problems he inherited from the last Socialist Governor and during the past 20 months Walker wiped out the $3 billion dollar budget deficit and now has a surplus.

For Gov. Scott Walker, Tuesday night was a moment of stunning triumph.

Standing on the state at the Waukesha County Exposition Center, his shirt sleeves rolled up, Walker basked in the adulation of the crowd that roared through the night for his victory in the recall election.

The son of a Baptist minister, Walker began his speech by "thanking God for his abundant grace."

"I want to thank you for your prayers," he said, saying they sustained his wife Tonette and sons Matt and Alex.

Walker thanked his family, his supporters, his volunteers, his staff and Lt. Gov. Rebecca Kleefisch, who also earned election.

Walker reflected on going to Philadelphia last fall and visiting Independence Hall.

"I have to tell you, I was so touched, I stood in there, I looked at those chairs," and that it dawned on him the America's founders "were ordinary people who did something extraordinary."

"Moments like that remind me why America and why Wisconsin are so great," he said. "What has made our country unbelievable, what has made the United States of American exceptional ... is that in times of crisis, be they economic or fiscal, be they military of spiritual, in times of crisis what has made America amazing ... there have been men and women of courage who stood up and decided it was more important to look at the future of their children and their grandchildren than their own political future."

"Now it is time to move on and move forward," Walker said.

"Tomorrow we are no longer opponents, we are one as Wisconsinites," he said.

Walker said he talked with Milwaukee Mayor Tom Barrett and told him, "I'm committed with you to help the city of Milwaukee and the state of Wisconsin."

"I learned much over the last year and a half," he said. "Early in 2011, I rushed to fix things without talking about it."

He said in the future he was committed "to talking together about how to solve problems" and working together.

He said next week he'll invite all the members of the State Legislature and "invite them over for some brats and some burgers, and maybe some good Wisconsin burgers as well."

"I believe we can move on, we can move forward," Walker said.

"Now is the time for us to come together," he added.

Walker said he was committed to "work with anyone and everyone in this state," to move Wisconsin forward.

The loss is a major blow to lame duck Socialist President Obama, Communists, Democrats and union thugs that spent millions to oust Governor Walker.