Egypt and Wisconsin: Occupy's "inspirations" show bankruptcy of movement

"Mubarak, check. Qaddafi, check.
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Many times I heard during Occupy rants that the leftists got their inspiration for their since-failed movement from last year's democracy demonstrations in Egypt's Tahrir Square and from the anti-Scott Walker protests in Wisconsin.

Let's see how all of this is turning out. Two day's before Egypt's presidential election--where a Muslim Brotherhood member faces off with a former Hosni Mubarak prime minister--the nation's high court dissolved parliament.

If you are a conservative, the situation is much better in Wisconsin. Leftists failed in their effort to recall Walker.

Which brings us back to Occupy.

It has accomplished nothing and it is fading away. But then again, Occupy was inspired by what we now know are failures.

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