"Vincent Walker is blocking you at every step," she adds.
I shrug, "No surprise." That jerk has always been a pain. "What's he doing?" I ask, not caring.
She responds, "He's lobbying against your jobs measure."
Politicians may now say and do anything they want.
Doris responds, "I 'm scared that Walker can persuade enough votes since he's due many favors.”
"Nope," I answer, pointing at no one. I'm making a point. I'm pumped. Walker will pay for this.
Doris says, doubtful and optimistic, "What should we do?"
"I'll make Walker look bad,"
Doris opens a task app on her phone. She's so organized!
Plan a town hall in Walker's native city .
"Why home?" says Doris.
"Because I'll market the jobs measure to Walker's constituents," I say.
Doris warns, "Walker will go ballistic." Her hands
