Today there's a meeting to push formation of a new flavor of representation for Wisconsinites. This will include planning for a successful recall effort and appearances from candidates as well as John Nichols, Mike McCabe, and Ruth Conniff.
Today's noon meeting is at Alliant Energy Center. More info at www.fightingbob.com and www.peopleslegislature.org
John Walsh, former Wisconsin Bar President, now a trial lawyer at Madison's heritage law firm Axley. So what can Scott Walker expect for charges brought against he and his county-salaried campaign staffers? A lot.
Former Milwaukee County Board Supervisor and current State Senator representing the 7th District in Milwaukee. One of the things the taxpayers covered for Walker's campaign was his birthday fundraiser. Party on, Scott! Nothing to see here!
John Nichols is Associate Editor of The Capital Times and The Nation and joins us each weekday at 8:00.
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This man was working under Scott Walker during his County Executive days when the gubernatorial campaign was in full swing. The same campaign that was active on County grounds via the secret internet connection hidden in the dresser. John had a sense that something was up.
When the 3rd generation CEO of Sub-Zero Jim Bakke decided to reduce the company's presence in Madison to a CEO outpost, Wisconsin State Journal cheer: he followed the footsteps of Pacific Bicycles (ironically they're neighbors) and Spectrum Brands. One thing is for sure - the folks they kick in the teeth can't even afford their appliances anyway.
The quality of the education Madison provides to minorities may very well rest on Arlene's shoulders. It's like the profiteers trying to oust her are sabotaging our schools. One thing that hinders bringing up the graduation rate of minorities is the flood of plans to do it. Arlene will focus.
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