Follow the News Tonight! History May Be In The Making.

Labor Vs. Taxpayers: Public-sector unions have had it their way for decades. That will change — and not just in one state — if Scott Walker survives [today's] recall vote.

Does Wisconsin matter? To hear some recent spin from Barack Obama's campaign, not as much as you would think.

Voters there on Tuesday will be deciding the political fate of Republican Gov. Walker, along with lieutenant governor and four state senators, in the state's first-ever statewide recall election. The combatants have spent an estimated $60 million so far. It looks to us like a mighty big deal, with big implications for national politics.

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Clearly, the Dems and the unions share the view that if you don't like the outcome of an election, all you need to do is spend more taxpayer money to reverse it via a recall.  Let's hope the voters in Wisconsin are smart enough to recognize what Gov. Walker has done for them by changing a multi-billion dollar deficit into a budget surplus in the brief time he's been in office.  It's about time that folks recognize that the unions are for the union leaders and care not a whit about the the general best interests of their community.

If Gov. Walker wins tonight, I predict we'll see more of the same in other states.  In my opinion, it can't happen soon enough.