I marvel at the power of NYC. We in Wisconsin have been shouting this from the highest rooftop since the day Walker inflicted the Foxconn "deal" upon us. But t

I marvel at the power of NYC. We in Wisconsin have been shouting this from the highest rooftop since the day Walker inflicted the Foxconn "deal" upon us. But there was not a single word from places like U Chicago. I mean, Walker is part of the GOP, so if conservatives had spoken up it might have helped. Who knows? Now, the way it stands, we're obliged to pay more than three times as much money as NYC, for less than HALF the number of jobs. And, again, if all that weren't bad enough, the jobs at Foxconn will likely pay much less than the jobs at Amazon. How do you get marketing like the people in NYC have? Because man, we got HOSED on that deal. I'd, at least, like a law that would restrict governors or mayors or whatnot from making deals like that without putting them to a popular vote.