Wisconsin...what a state!!

[A_New_Beginning]

I know so many divorcees in WI that are under 18 years old.  Some even as young as 14 years old.

[ToxicCum]

darn Republicans!! look what Scott Walker has done!! geezzz

dont let Colbert get a hold of this news!! 

[A_New_Beginning]

I dont think it has anything to do with American politics....I've seen the trend when I first visited WI back in the 90s, and now it's still the same...

[ToxicCum]

I dont think it has anything to do with American politics....I've seen the trend when I first visited WI back in the 90s, and now it's still the same...

hahahahaha 

sarcasm bro....sarcasm ....typical wisconsin irrelevant replies

[Luther]

I agreed.

I'm never the one to bad mouth anything or anyone, but just about every girl that I have met from Wisconsin makes it so

easy.

[Calypso]

Wisconsin is just leading the way, boys.

[parana]

Hmong kids are matting like rats starting at middle school.  Ever wonder why by the time they are about to finish high school, most ended up with huge bellies and no plan for college  ?  You can take the girls out of the ghetto but you can't take the ghetto out of them.  True

[YAX]

So that's where all the girl's in Laos went. 

[ToxicCum]

Actually that would be Democrats that supports such not the Republicans

Lesson #1 - please do not attempt to correct sarcasm

but either way, your statement completely supports mine, as my statement seems to be anti-GOP...meaning of course, the Dems would most likely be supportive of this....unsure what you were thinking   

[Gutts]

Talk about "Class Warfare":

This study might offer an explanation.  It might be a little harder on the less educated, but the truth may hurt.  

http://www.nationalaffairs.com/publications/detail/the-evolution-of-divorce

...
 When it comes to divorce and marriage, America is increasingly divided along class and educational lines. Even as divorce in general has declined since the 1970s, what sociologist Steven Martin calls a "divorce divide" has also been growing between those with college degrees and those without (a distinction that also often translates to differences in income). The figures are quite striking: College-educated Americans have seen their divorce rates drop by about 30% since the early 1980s, whereas Americans without college degrees have seen their divorce rates increase by about 6%. Just under a quarter of college-educated couples who married in the early 1970s divorced in their first ten years of marriage, compared to 34% of their less-educated peers. Twenty years later, only 17% of college-­educated couples who married in the early 1990s divorced in their first ten years of marriage; 36% of less-educated couples who married in the early 1990s, however, divorced sometime in their first decade of marriage.

This growing divorce divide means that college-educated married couples are now about half as likely to divorce as their less-educated peers. Well-educated spouses who come from intact families, who enjoy annual incomes over $60,000, and who conceive their first child in ­wedlock — as many college-educated couples do — have exceedingly low rates of divorce.
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[HPA]

I know so many divorcees in WI that are under 18 years old.  Some even as young as 14 years old.

Hmong kids are matting like rats starting at middle school.  Ever wonder why by the time they are about to finish high school, most ended up with huge bellies and no plan for college  ?  You can take the girls out of the ghetto but you can't take the ghetto out of them.  True

Retards.

[r3b1rth]

Retards.

I second that.

[SpottedCow]

I know so many divorcees in WI that are under 18 years old.  Some even as young as 14 years old.

WOW, you know alot of underage divorcees in WI?  Here's a *cookie* - - - - - - - - -> Good Job!