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“Just Van-tastic.”

@Cynthia -

I'm lovin the "Van-tastic" - very nice!

I would love to take credit for it.... but it was on a sign someone had at this rally... to bad the Patch didn't capture it....

i agree brian! better days when walker is gone along with his cronies! van could have bucked the walker policies, but he chose to represent walker instead of the people of racine county. so let the chips fall where they may.

I think I saw the Pope on T V the other day with the open hands thing going on.

Bucky

So what

politics is like driving. select d for forward, and r for reverse.

Yes, R for reverse to undo the damage from the d's putting us in the ditch....

@Brian day
Whatever gave you that impression?? (that I do not sound confident anymore)!!
You must be ASSuming sillly stuff!

BTW-the sleeping giant of progressives awoke about a year ago in Madison and the Tea Party is on its last breath.

Cheers.

Moulton, Galloway, Wanggaard & Fitzgerald #FAIL miserably. Their recall challenges are a joke. A good read. http://bit.ly/ypIrcT #wiunion

http://webapps.wi.gov/sites/recall/Rebuttal/Senate%20Recall%20Committees%27%20Consolidated%20Brief.pdf

Is that why they are leading in the polls? The biggest joke is Lehman, Falk or Barrett. Please, bring on the elections and let the red wave continue. At every level, we will prevail.

BTW- The Democrats of WI are on the way out. Hope you like drinnking TEA...

Cheers!!!

Walker still always looks like he's still half asleep to me.

brian, are you really ignorant enough to think that union members and everyday folks that realize walker's refoms haven't worked aren't watching your posts on patch?
and do you really think that they will vote for you for school board? rusd does need reform, but your hate for unions and the middle class won't be tolerated here!

JT- Yes I do, and it is about time for th public to understand how much collective bargaining has hurt education. You see Jt, I'm running to represent 89% in the district that are not unionized and have not been represented the past 4 decades. The 11% have been well represented during that erea and we have seen the steady decline in our schools. 85%of every dollar goes towards salary and benefits and contract language. The SEIU, which does nothing for education, has priced themselves out of the market. Once we lift the restraints of collective bargaining, we have a real chance at education reform. Quite frankly, I have already told the unions that they can't buy me.

How come you guys never talk about obscenely paid CEOs pricing themselves out of the market?

Just curious.

As far as "drinking tea," aren't you guys more of the white whine types?

If CEOs are pricing themselves out of the market, that is an issue for the boards of directors and/or the owners of the companies, not the government.

That's worked well hasn't it dung?

Why are you a fan of the status quo, which at this time looks to be unsustainable. What ever you imagine union members are making has done far less damage -- if any -- than the income inequality in this country.

In fact it is at the root of just about all of the problems for state governments.

If "obscenely paid CEOs are pricing themselves out of the market", then who's paying them?

Finish your coffee before you go on one of your posting jags here. You're not making any sense.

My God Bob, can you just leave the bone-headed personal attacks out for once? You really crap up this site don't you?

Actually, Keith, it get's "crapped up" just about everyday at this time. Somebody's got to come through and straighten up the mess after you're done.

Whatever doofus.

The real you is never far beneath the surface, is it, Keith? Have a happy President's day, Sunshine.

What's your solution, Keith?

Do you really want the government to be telling private businesses how much money they are allowed to pay people?

mason why do you think just democrat union members are middle class? Do you not realize that many of the Walker supporters ARE the middle class?

Union members and the middle class will vote for Brian Dey. They see what is happening with their children's education and their tax money. The problems with RUSD go far beyond just being a union issue. Don't forget "it's for the children" not "for the teachers".

getting up early tomorrow morning to got to vote against brian day, before i go to work!

yes brian, i know how much collective bargaining means to the public because i and my coworkers know just how much losing it has cost us over5500 a year for me! and i am part of the public! and you and your tea party freinds will be defeated. put your money where your mouth is brian, and say you will cut your school board wages!
i've sacrificed . i think it's time the school board should too!
i am also against public work directors being paid $50,000 + per year in small towns to oversee only 4 employees who have been there 3 times longer and don't need him to conduct their duties!

Unfortunately Bren, the unions stepped too far. Please don't mistake that when I say unions, I am talking about union leaders. And what did the uprising accomplish? Talk about undue influence on politics, Falk signing a pact with the unions, Barrett be told not to run. The unions have done what you accuse ALEC and the Koch Bros. of doing, setting the agenda and picking the candidate to advance the agenda of .005% of the population. Wake up Bren, you're being snookered. The 99.995% of us have had enough. Collective bargaining in WI is akin to collective bribery. And I don't think collective bargaining was bestowed by our Creator. Take the chains off and stop being held in bondage by the unions.

The tides have changed, and not in progressive fashion.

Bren, after every conservative article you complain about ALEC. Can you tell me what is so bad about that organization? Maybe the majority of Wisconsin citizens support their views. Do you even know what they stand for? Let me help you. Smaller government, free markets, individual liberty, and more local control. Please explain to me how less government intrusion and less bureaucracy is a bad thing. Please tell me that free markets don't work, that all business should be government controlled. Yes, let's move toward communist Russia and take away our liberties. How is not more local control better for everyone? If Scott Walker is fighting for these principals(and it shows more everyday that he is) and has the backing of ALEC then I'm backing him 100%. Again, please show me how these American values are evil, bad for the citizens of Wisconsin, and should not be pursued.

Brian, private sector wages, benefits, and working conditions are impacted by unions. It's in every middle class workers' best interest to have strong unions. That's the difference between unions and ALEC. I'm not in a union, I'm not in their chains or billiards team. I do appreciate a base 5-day, 40-hour work week and benefits, which would not have been possible before unions, when 10-12 hour days, 6 days/week without sick pay or benefits was the norm for many working people.

Our Creator may not have bestowed collective bargaining, but the Parable of the Workers in the Field teaches not only about coming to faith, but also about negotiating and accepting fair compensation for our efforts.

I think a lot of people voted for Scott Walker based on the fact that he was the Republican on the ballot and because he was promising to create 250,000 jobs for Wisconsin. But his actions after election are extreme and unpalatable to many. As John Nichols cited the Founding Fathers in his BookTV presentation, men are not elected Kings for four years, they are elected to represent the people. That sounds good to me, and I suspect many others. Walker and ALEC are a threat to that representation.

See ya in the soup line Brian. Maybe Walker will toss a few scraps of bread on the floor for you.

Porttraiss, I do know what ALEC stands for. Writing Big Business-friendly legislation through deregulation, corporate tax breaks and union-busting for legislative members. The government ALEC supports free rein for big business to control the market, wages, etc. How is less government intrusion and less bureaucracy a bad thing? For big business it's wonderful. For people trying to start or maintain a small or mid-size business, or who want to make a living wage in a secure job, not so much. I wouldn't tell you free markets don't work, but regulations to ensure a level playing field are needed. I wouldn't tell you that business should be government controlled because in most cases (except during a recession or when thousands of U.S. jobs are in jeopardy, i.e., Amtrak, GM, Chrysler), taxpayer corporate ownership isn't needed. I wouldn't recommend moving toward the former Soviet model of socialism (if that's what you mean by communist Russia), or support for ALEC and Citizans United, which are threats to our democracy (IMO). Local control is better, but ALEC is a multi-state agenda which Scott Walker is fighting to inflict on Wisconsin. ALEC and the Koch brothers do support him in this against Wisconsinite's interest, and I'm sorry you back Walker 100%. The Walker/Koch/ALEC agenda does not represent American values, only increased profit through suppression of wages, worker rights, and the Democratic Party. You have the right to choose to support Wisconsin and America, or ALEC.

Bren- I'm all for a 40 hour work week, but that was not because of unions. Check your history. Same with child labor, same with safety standards. They had nothing to do with unions. Mimimum wage was not a union plan either.

The problem here in RUSD, is that out teachers don't work a 40 hour work week. They are salary employees who are scheduled 37.5 hours, get 3 hours during the school week to check papers, work on lesson plans, and are compensated for anything over and above the regular work week. I would support the union if they did in deed work like salary employees who are expected to work over and above their scheduled work week without additional compensation.

Gov. Walker's actions saved 128 teaching positions and we actually hired an additional 4 teachers. Those jobs were gone without Act 10. What we see in Wisconsin is exactly what is happening in Greece. When you are given something that you can no longer sustain, the few get upset when you have to scale it back.

The tide of unions worldwide, that overextended governments and broke others, is turning. Spain has now restricted and eliminated in some cases, collective bargaining. When given a choice, only 11% unionize, because most people understand that it could close the doors on their shops because the only things unions do now, are protect bad employees.

You always attack ALEC (which dems also belong to) but never mention ncls?

I also never see you badly comment about the naacp or the black caucus....

Brian, I'll disagree with you about the impact of unions on overall working conditions. The Industrial Revolution exacerbated old woes and created new ones. Social awareness of working conditions for people and animals led to changes, including formation of unions.

I'm glad Scott Walker's action kept jobs in RUSD, I know that 18 school district employees in Lodi received notice of layoff, and MPS lost about 250 positions. Kathleen Falk was correct in saying that Walker's cuts to education were the worst in state history. Whatever our financial problems are or aren't (depending on who one is listening to at the time), K-12 education should never be compromised, in my opinion. This was unacceptable.

As far as voting against collective bargaining, I have to ask if employees aren't being threatened about union formation as in the bad old days, or if there isn't pressure involved in leaving a union. I'm sure you saw the recent expose on FoxConn, the Taiwanese company that has factories in China? There's a 12 year prison sentence waiting for Chinese employees who try to form a union to negotiate better working conditions than the 34-hour shifts, 6 day work week, dormitory housing and $ .31/hour pay they currently "enjoy" (endure).

Bren:

If Falk is indeed correct in her claim that 'Walker's cuts to education were the worst in state history', how do you explain the much larger cuts to education that we had seen when Doyle was in office?

doyle even CUT education while receiving 1 time Federal Education Stimulus.... pretty amazing eh?

Yes Cynthia, 7 Democrats belong to ALEC. I'm not sure what NCLS is, please elaborate--is this the Northern California Lindy Society, a nonprofit group formed to promote the American dance form known as the "Lindy Hop?"

And why on earth would I "comment badly on the NAACP or the Black Caucus?" Two important organizations.

And just for curiosity's sake, what on earth do they, or the Northern California Lindy Society, have anything to do with the topic of this thread? Please let's stay focus on the current discourse.

Cow, here's the link to Politifact Wisconsin about Falk's statement in re budget cuts, which I have shared before: http://www.politifact.com/wisconsin/statements/2012/feb/19/kathleen-falk/recall-candidate-kathleen-falk-says-governor-scott/

@Cynthia, did you read anything about ALEC in the story? I'm just curious who can't seem to "stay focus on the current discourse". You or ????.

obviously bren wants me to focus but he does not have to...

funny you don't know what ncsl is... (sorry had the letters wrong) it's the same as ALEC ..... only majority of dems belong to it..... Geesh, before you flap you fingers on a keyboard how about you know what you are commenting about....

They were told that Scott Walker is their leader and if they didn't get out on the streets they would end up in a child labor camp. Which is where they will probably end up anyway.

Actually I met the 12 year olds and they were quite aware of what is going on and how it impacts their future, unlike many of their teachers. They were well-spoken.

Why does anyone need union protection? It's protection from the unions that we need........

Stormy, were those honks in this cadence - honk--honk--honk--honk/honk/honk/honk/ honk-honk ? Because that's the recall Scott Walker chant, "This is what democracy looks like!"

stormy, those honks you heard from the geese flying over.

Bren - The honks were coming with thumbs up or waves. People were also rolling down their windows and thanking us. Your people were the ones that were flipping us off, so apparently they don't have your series of honks down pat!

because bren thinks democracy is for one side only.............

Well Cynthia, I'm not sure who "my people" are supposed to be, but I'm glad you (largely) didn't have the brutal experiences of petition signature collectors. People can be nasty when they're angry, can't they?

And please don't project your own views onto me. Democracy is for everyone.

bren I don't seem to have read where any petition circulators were surrounded by bullhorns and bully's...... Except for last summer where they were surrounded, intimidated, someone wrote a swear word in big letters and ripped the petition.... and the police officer?? LOL let's see what was said? Oh yea.... "I don't know what law they have broken....."

LOL .... Be careful, he may be listening.

Santa ran out of brains , sorry Steve.

WTFalk?? Can't wait for her to run......... it's going to be GREAT!!!! LOL, it is going to be so much fun.... Gov. Walker wins TWICE!!

please don't blame god for dictator walker!

We don't blame God for Gov. Walker......... we THANK him!!

It's interesting that Scott Walker hired outside lawyers instead of using state counsel as I believe he is entitled to do. It will be very interesting to find out the answer to the question, "Who is John Doe?"

jay you really need to do some research before you just repeat a talking point and sound like an idiot.... Gov. Walker was not 'kicked' out of college, all 4 were not 'close' members of his staff. I guess you are blind to all the liberals that are right and left getting caught with bribery, embezzlement, campaigning on tax payers dime right now? How does someone predict the future on an employee that is hired as trustworthy? dems get a free pass?

Cynthia, the information about why Scott Walker didn't complete his education is locked down pretty tightly but there are rumours. If you have documented evidence as to why Scott Walker left MU without getting his degree, please share it.

According to what I have read about the John Doe investigation, one of those under investigation was considered a Walker "right hand man." The router to the secret email system was located 25 feet from Walker's own office. So Jay's question is valid--did Walker know what was going on? That's why I suggest waiting to see how it all plays out. As has been discussed on Patch before, shenanigans are as much a part of politics as campaign buttons. The difference here is the appearance of a separate email system and equipment installed specifically to bypass official county communication channels. Wouldn't you agree that's egregious?

And has also been brought up on Patch before, insults really don't advance the discourse.

Bren states: "Cynthia, the information about why Scott Walker didn't complete his education is locked down pretty tightly but there are rumours."

Since when are "rumours" news and to be quoted as fact.

mau- I suppose they believe the rumor that was put out on the JT blog and stated that it is quite a popular rumar in the schools. The rumor is that now I am getting millions from the Koch Bros. Wow, didn't know the RUSD school board was of that much importance... lol

@Brian, you're a threat to their existence. You're up against a powerful force who wants to keep the status quo. How else could Plache and Wiser just keep moving through the political system without any media attention. And you're right, why spread rumors like that, at such a low level, unless it's the union influence.

Brian, where in my post did you see that I was accepting a rumour as fact? I have not been able to determine why Scott Walker did not complete his studies at MU or other educational institution. It has not been a particular area of research, however, I have encountered the two prevalent rumours circulating but that is all they are. If you would care to refer back to my originating post, you will see where I have asked Cynthia to provide what information she has on the subject as she had vehemently denied Jay's assertions (which, without basis in established fact, I will not repeat).

bren are you saying you lack the skills to research?? Whoda thunk that..... most liberals do, they just go by made up spoon-fed blogs.....

Gov. Walker left college in his 4th year.... he was offered a lucrative job in marketing with the American Red Cross, and left Marquette before receiving his degree. Big deal.... I suppose you are against someone wanting to work full-time and they should turn down the chance??

Now google that ...

Ya know bren sorry I get busy in life and am running a business.... Didn't know it was my job to constantly educate you...........

Noelle no doubt will tell us it was 3,000 people, dropping by in groups of 50 every ten minutes and then leaving.

See your own "bone-headed personal attack" whine above.

seems they are able to get a lot more then the 1 year later gatherings...... I guess 1 year later most are Walker supporters now....

@jt 'john' -

If the rally wasn't threatening to your side, then you wouldn't have felt the need to comment about it here as you did. My advice to you is that you had better start getting used to Walker and Van, as both will be with us well into the future!

@Keith -

I see that someone really got under your skin, didn't she?

Are you really suggesting to us that you're better with numbers than Noelle?

@Keith -

The majority of us realized the 'mirage' that we allowed to deceive the state for far too long back in 2010.

Once again, I see that you're a day late and a dollar short.

We're still having that problem?

I'm not sure what that was supposed to prove. Too bad we can't put a disguise on Scott Walker and let him learn what it's like to live on a minimum wage job, or maybe unemployment after being laid off from a minimum wage job and trying to qualify for Medicaid and food stamps.

@ Randy, your suggestion is silly. Everyone knows minimum wage jobs aren't designed to "live on." They are designed as an entry-level vehicle into the job market to determine if you have any ability to be trained, and have the discipline to show up on time. Besides, this is off-topic of what was a great rally. Nice try.

@Randy

The Koch brothers would continue to prop Walker up. They bought a lemon in Walker and continue to pump money into the lemon..

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You don't think he already knows? How blind of you and misinformed ............

Ditto for me Mau............... I feel exactly the same way...... the left has activated and energized me to fight against their lies and slander they dish out daily!!

LOL, kinda shows you she/he is clueless............LOL

How is the data from this organization less legitimate than that from the Walker supporter at MU that you cited earlier in this thread? Both are equally partisan.

I guess that just means that morninmist is a hypocrite for posting it to 'prove' that Walker and Wangaard are 'burst toast'...

Cow, one of Brian's comments above referred to the now fairly-debunked poll circulated by a Walker supporter who works at MU. He was mocking Morninmist for sharing a poll from a union organization so I was asking him why he was mocking her when he just did the same thing.

Bren- That's funny how the Marquette Poll in your eyes is debunked. Huffington Post didn't think so. Neither did the Washington Post, neither of which are Republican friendly. I don't see that kind of acceptance of a purely union poll. It's not like anybody should distrust union leadership. More new information out shows Walker, against any anounced Democratic candidate, now leads 52-48% with those not committed to either party. Also, morninmist is an art teacher and activist in RUSD and runs an extreme blog.

Brian, you forgot to provide your links to the polls you have just cited.

Concerning the not-MU polls, there were sufficient questions raised about the individual doing the polling, and other results from the poll (which I did not see but had to do with Newt Gingrich polling well with women, which was counter to other poll results nationally).

Until the challenger emerges I will wait to review any polls concerning the recall election. I do think it's too early to make judgement calls.

All private sector union members in this family, supporting Gov Walker and Sen Wanggaard.

You know if you spent less though on flat out ugly resentment and pushing your own interests we'd all be a lot better shape.

You know if you spent less though on flat out ugly resentment and pushing your own interests we'd all be a lot better shape.

Nothing beats having to think up things by yourself does it mau may? You seem to possess the creativity of Scott Walker.

Now that is a compliment. Thank you.

""ALEC or the Koch Bros, whose contributions are a mere 1% of what the unions contribute"

Where's your facts on this one???????????? It's going to take a long time to find, so I'll be waiting for your answer. (Hint: Koch Bros have WAY more money than unions. You must believe everything Walker says about "big union bosses". The money comes in dribbles and drabs by the members, not the "big union bosses" and Walker knows that. He's just a liar.)

Put the tea down and come back to the real world. Can't believe you're actually running for RUSD Board. Take my advice, don't bother planning a victory speech.

Are you serious, dribbles and drabs by the members?

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2011/09/20/wisconsin-recall-elections-money_n_971599.html

$44 million of which We Are Wisconsin, a political action committee composed of national and Wisconsin unions, spent the most on the recalls at $10.75 million.

We were getting robocalls from the AFL-CIO to go protest in Madison.

Brian, I believe we've run down the numbers on this before. Direct contributions to Scott Walker, $50,000+ to the Republican Governor's Association, top bankrollers of Americans for Prosperity, which is dropping millions of SuperPAC dollars into the Walker campaign. You saw perhaps that another $700,000 was just dropped into the campaign for advertising. Are you factoring in these dollars in before throwing down that 1% figure?

The super PAC dollars cannot be discounted. To do otherwise might make people think you are trying to misrepresent the facts and project hypocrisy onto the recall supporters, which I don't think you are intending to do.

laurel you can simply go to opensecrets.org and find that information... yes unions pay way more into democrats then anyone else for any party....

Something else that anyone else does besides unions is give to charity, medical research, donations to the classrooms....

unions do NOT give money to anyone that does not do their bidding.... If you can find any charitable donations the unions have done let me know.... Until then realize that people like the Koch brothers have donated millions to cancer and other medical research, donated to classrooms, etc.

You guys have, combined, taken 65 years off?

John jt

Good for you! There's waste all around us, and many in Government either don't want to rock the boat.

no smart ass! 65 years of bombined experience! i don't need your crap today bob! we just found out that we are all losing an additional $1200 per man today. per year.
how much more should we give?

I weep for you, John.

I guess how much depends on how much your locality thinks it's worth to keep you around. Looks like today it's $1200/year less than it was yesterday. If you disagree, then find another job.

no bob, weep for the public who don't yet know what services will be cut because of this! it will not be popular, that's for sure!

Apparently some feel they can get by without whatever services have to be cut because you'll be getting a $1200/year pay cut. I assume they pretty much know what you do there. It's not top secret work. We'll see if Sturtevant falls to pieces because of this or not, I guess. I'm betting on not.

@jt 'john' -

How does reducing your pay decrease the level of services provided exactly? Are you saying that you'll work less hard than you did before just because your village has less money with which to pay for your services?

jt, are you losing $1,200/man through furlough? That would explain the reduced level of services.

bob, it has to do with shutting down our compost drop off because it is above our 40 hour week. we want to work, but they don't want to pay overtime. for 29 saturdays 4 1/2 hours each saturday day for 1 person each saturday.this would cost roughly $4,800 a year. but they would rather spend $6,500 that they budgeted for 1 seasonal worker to work for just 18 weeks doing the same thing. does that make sense? no.

Looks like the savings is headed in the wrong direction.

@jt 'john' -

So if they have a seasonal person doing what you and your fellow Teamsters would otherwise be doing on overtime, again, I must ask - where does the loss of services that you've asserted come from exactly, as quite frankly, I just don't see under the situation you've described. Unless your saying that you aren't going to work as hard simply out of spite.

It may if you want to see if you can get by with seasonal instead of full-time help in some areas. Might be a test program.

John, I'm gonna suggest something, seriously, here. I'm not being a smart ass.

You might want to be careful about what you say and how you say it here regarding your job, particularly as it relates to folks who, apparently, have enough clout as to be able to have a say in what you're going to be paid this year. I know you think your union membership protects you in that regard, but I can tell you I've seen union guys get the sack for repeatedly contradicting superiors and complaining about their jobs.

Obviously your call, but keep in mind things are changing, as you can see with this issue. Decisions are being made that on the surface perhaps don't make a lot of sense. I think if I were in your position right now, I'd be a little more careful about what I leave for everyone to read in an open forum like this.

I must admit I find you a bit obnoxious, but that doesn't mean I want to see you lose your job due wholly or in part to something you said here.

@hoffa, we are revved up ready to work, but they would rather cheat their loyal employees and have a no experience seasonal do it at a higher cost! if not, they say the'll shut it down leaving the reidents no place to take their yard waste!
and having one inexperienced worker also do some of the work of one person who retired and they didn't replace. what we are saying is this, we will take on the extra work just to keep our ot on saturday. and they won't have to spend $6500 on the seasonal, just $4800 to keep us on saturday. seasonals are also notorious for damaging machinery. so there is extra cost there!

hoffa, i'm affraid that they may have to lose some good employees to the private sector contractors before the realize that they should have had more respect for those who where loyal for so long. i am already exploring better oppurtunities and i may take their best guys with me.

@jt 'john' -

Sounds like a political problem. If the elected officials are mismanaging public funds, or at the very least being irresponsible stewards of the public trust, then perhaps you and your fellow Teamsters should write an op-ed exposing such political inefficiencies. If you're going to take interest, then start getting involved :-)

Doesn't appear you work for Mount 'waste a buck' Pleasant.

no c sanders i don't, but our board members make $1,000 more a year then yours do and we are not as big! plus we have a public works director who is picking apart our wages peice by peice just to justify his own position. he only oversees a department of 4 workers! why is he needed?

They'll cut their pay when Congress does .... Never.

@jt 'john' -

You still don't get it - in the public sector THERE IS NO MANAGEMENT!!!

You're all public servants. Your 'management' is 'we the people' that pay the taxes that pay for all public salaries, and we've been sharing the pain for far longer than you've had to!

@Keith Best

You make yourself out to be a victim. Get out and vote when Walker's recall election is up. It might make you feel better.

Not all is well in many parts of WI Here is a sampling:

Just remember, many of these folks will not be voting for Walker or Recalled Senators!

Here is one for Eau Claire County (party Sen. Moulton's district)

http://www.leadertelegram.com/news/front_page/article_3574e48c-5ac0-11e1-85de-001871e3ce6c.html#.T0Erzhz4dcg.twitter
Gov. Walker's numbers not adding up for local governments
And in Recalled Sen. Galloways district:

More #WalkerFailure. Property taxes up in "every community in the Wausau metro area". Every. wdhne.ws/wQNT1T

And a sample from Sen Moulton's district:
http://chippewa.com/news/local/article_f0ffc292-1607-11e1-b5d8-001cc4c002e0.html

Chippewa Falls taxes to rise

Folks who depend on EIC or Homestead Credits are affected:

http://host.madison.com/news/local/govt-and-politics/article_e25ede58-b707-5876-9735-ecf0aa178e6d.html

Walker's budget slashes tax credits that aid poor

What'a a matter Schmitzy? You afraid of the truth? So many times when I comment I am asked for links. Now I provide them. One is from a political group, the other is from the state with videos from municipal and school district officials telling how ACT 10 is working. It has a state map that as you click on counties you get the savings amount claimed by the county. You cannot deny these facts Schmitzy boy.

morninmist- If this is not you and you were not known as "morninmist same" on these blog, and you are not Kelly Gallagher, then I apologize. If this is not your blogspot;
http://rootriversiren.blogspot.com then I apologize. But if it is, then I believe you have some crow to eat.

Brian

I am not Kelly and it is NOT my blog and I am not associated with that blog except as a regular reader.

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BTW --have you found that link for "more new information" yet?

Hummmm figures is a teacher...... and art.......LOL

@Cynthis -- I would have thought you of all people would appreciate certain kinds of artists -- musicians, at the very least.

Good grief did you read the questions?

@Cynthia

The results show that the majority of the folks in WI do not like the mine bill being pushed on them without the effects of the environment being taken into consideration.!! Fitz and Walkers polls are going down and this will help them go down more!
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Cynthia

11:08 am on Wednesday, February 22, 2012

Good grief did you read the questions?

Again mourning READ THE QUESTIONS...............

@ Cynthia

Another move by Walker and Fitz that will not improve their ratings!--to the detriment of women and their families! The WI TeaGOP is on a toll (DOWNWARDS)

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Welcome to #WI where the #GOP thinks women don't deserve equal pay as men, otherwise known as the 1800's #NotMyWi #WIunion #RecallWalker

mourning do you not see yourself as 'the great divider'?

Look at the stuff you post, repeat, and spin......... You are the problem........

Qualifing who supporters of abortion are; they are all the leftists (unions, occupiers, progressives, democrates, gun grabbers, communists, socialists, Fabians).

So now the Marquette University Law School poll can be quoted. Seems to me the last time they released a poll it was pooh pahd because it showed Walker ahead in the polls. Now they are a legit polling organization?

@mau -

It's funny how that works, isn't it?

@JRH, oh those double standards :)

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Fiddler @cFidd
#WIrecall MT @sbauerAP: Dem SoS Doug La Follette filing paperwork to explore run for gov, says it's premature to say he's def. in race
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