...But I was surprised to learn about Mickey Mouse.
Referring to the petition effort to recall Wis. Governor Scott Walker, to punish him for his temerity in limiting Wisconsin government workers' unions from confiscating the pay of private workers to keep theirs at l 1/2 to 2 times that of their private counterparts--not that they keep it all. Of course, a good portion still goes to Democrat Party money laundering operations.
Strange also that union workers must show a photo ID when they vote in THEIR elections.
Anyway, getting back to the subject absurdity, is the following any more beyond belief than the preceding?:
Suspicious signatures will be noted when the Government Accountability Board reviews the petitions, but reviewers will look to see that signatures are accompanied by a Wisconsin address and are dated as having been signed during the circulation period, board elections specialist David Buerger said.
"'We will flag them, but we will not strike them without challenge,' Buerger said after being asked whether Mickey Mouse's signature would be counted. He noted that in previous recall petitions, Adolf Hitler's name was struck because the address given was in Germany, not because of the name itself.
"The board unanimously approved the board's plan for reviewing the petitions."
Hmmmmm, Buerger eh?
Dec 14, 2011 @ 17:41:39
