Terrence Wall believes the US Senate needs some “business sense.”
“We have too many career politicians in Washington,” Wall said.
According to Wall, Russ Feingold has been in Washington too long.
Wall is going to prove his point by sacking all employees of his firm, T. Wall Properties, who have been with the company in excess of ten years.
Sounds ridiculous right?
So is claiming that a Senator isn’t doing his job because he has been doing his job for the last 18 years.
Terrence Wall is proclaiming Sen. Feingold a career politician and crying for his defeat next year. Was it ridiculous that 1,623,562 Wisconsinites voted for Feingold in 2004? Was the affirmation of their Senator some sort of mistake?
It was not a mistake, Mr. Wall. Nor will it be when the voters do so again in 2010.
So Terrence, run on the premise you have the better vision for Wisconsin. Run on the premise you will help us win our wars overseas. Run with an idea to reform our broken health care system.
But don’t run on the premise Russ Feingold has been working too long. If you want to win you will have to turn several thousand supporters of Feingold in 2004 away from their old candidate. Insulting their choice five years ago isn’t going to endear you to them.
Terrence, I know you don’t have any new ideas to rally Wisconsin’s voters. That is why you are running on the tired old GOP line that “the government needs some business sense.”
The business of a US Senator is running the country. Pony up an example of what you will do that better than Russ Feingold.
(Besides the fact that R.F. pwns everyone) I want to move back to WI just to vote against this dung-hole.
At least you got the comedian.
I am ready for a change. I want our county and city to act as though they are a business that has to show a profit or benefit to it’s stakeholders (me!). I am so done with government overspending on non-essentials. I want my kids to have great schools and access to top medical care (We live in the town of UW for goodness sake!). All I keep seeing from RF is more of the-same-as-before. That may be good enough for you, but NOT for me. I say YOU GO T Wall. He’s got my vote.
Would I be wrong if I said you work [deleted]?
As far as showing a benefit…do you enjoy the roads you drive on? The schools your children can attend?
You want access to top medical care? Wall has that super-duper-top-secret plan he isn’t letting anybody in on, so I’ve got to assume he doesn’t really have a plan. Feingold on the other hand has been working to get people health care. Seriously, what is Wall going to do to get us “great schools” and “top medical care?”
You are not wrong. Which is why I am in the unique position to know how that company does business and their ethics. I am happy with both.
(Do you really have THAT much time to research me? Then you will also know that MANY organizations that I have volunteered with, and my history as a champion for issues concerning children, especially the foster care system.) Where do you work so that everyone may contact you personally as well?
Miriana, what are you hearing from Terrence Wall except the same tired talking points about “business sense” and “big government?” I have yet to hear Wall articulate a clear plan for fixing our broken health care system, and I haven’t heard him give one concrete idea on how he’d be better for Wisconsinites than Russ Feingold.
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Any way you cut it, Feingold and Kohl gave away the store in voting for the health care bill and should have held out for the Nebraska dea. Weenies.
Miriana- Only a few seconds of research involved, a punch of an IP address giving the owner of a server. Wasn’t meant to be insulting either, you are certainly entitled to an opinion no matter where you work. I have contact information available on this page but I’m going to edit out your workplace, I suppose a first name could be used to contact you there which was never my intention, only full disclosure.
Also, you never did answer the questions I asked. What is Wall going to do?