Scott Walker was narrowly ousted in Wisconsin, and a law he put in place means he can't ask for a recount

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Gov. Scott Walker lost Wisconsin's gubernatorial race to the Democrat Tony Evers in Tuesday's midterm elections. Evers narrowly led Walker, 49.6% to 48.4%, as of Wednesday morning. After the 2016 presidential election, Walker signed a law that recounts would be allowed only when candidates

 

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This scumbag absolutely deserves it.

As a former WI resident and UW-Madison grad, all I can say is .... .... don't let the door hit you on the way out Scotty.🖕

I know he's feeling as dumb as he looks. LOL.

What goes around comes around.

.scottwalkerGov KARMA 😂

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