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9/11 and the Enduring Sorrow
(Note: This was originally posted on 9/11/12. The post has been slightly updated with some current information) Nine. One. One. On an autumn morning so vivid it seems like yesterday and so foggy it seems a lifetime ago our nation … Continue reading
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Tagged "eye for an eye", 9/11, Afghanistan, America, anti-government, apathy, biological weapons, Bush administration, citizens, civilians, compassion, compromise, court of law, Dancing with the Stars, Democrat, enemies, fear, freedoms, goodwill, government, hijacked jets, homeland security, Iraq, justice, land of the free, liberty, memorials, Muslim-American citizens, oil, Osama bin Laden, Patriot Act, peace, peaceful resolution, Pennsylvania, Pentagon, politicians, power, President, racial profiling, reality television, Republican, rights, Saddam Hussein, Saudi Arabia, soldiers, sorrow, surveillance, terrorism, tooth for a tooth, trial, twin towers, understanding, victims, violence, war, war hysteria, warrantless wiretaps, warrants, world community, World Trade Center
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The Missing Narrative on the Pennsylvania Special Election
While watching the televised returns of the Pennsylvania special election pitting Democrat Conor Lamb, Republican Rick Saccone, and Libertarian Drew Miller against each other all the pundits from both sides before, during, and after it made the election about … Continue reading
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Tagged Americans, campaign, candidates, Catholic, CNN, Conor Lamb, corporate money, Democracy, Democrat, Don Lemon, Donald Trump, Drew Miller, electorate, Franklin Roosevelt, gerrymandering, lefties, liberal, Libertarian, media, Pennsylvania, Pennsylvania special election, politicians, poor, pro-choice, pro-life, protesting, pundits, referendum, Republican, Republican-light, Rick Saccone, Russians, union members, voting, Washington, working class
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The Crowning of Mary Burke
Mary Burke may well end up being the Democratic candidate for governor of Wisconsin and she may also be a good candidate. While I have some concerns about her stands on Scott Walker’s Act 10, jobs, and on school vouchers … Continue reading
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Tagged Act 10, ALEC, candidate, China, Chris Taylor, Democrat, Democratic Party of Wisconsin, Emily's List, endorsements, Hari Trivedi, J. B. Van Hollen, jobs, Kathleen Vinehout, Koch Brothers, Marquette Law School, Mary Burke, media, Mike Tate, primary, Progressives United, Republicans, Russ Feingold, school vouchers, Scott Walker, Tea Party, Wisconsin, Wisconsin governor
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On the 17th District
Today Wisconsin Democratic Party chair Mike Tate released a statement claiming that due to a newly announced primary challenge of 17th District State Senator, Republican Dale Schultz, the Democrats would take the seat from the Republicans and regain control of … Continue reading
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Tagged Americans for Prosperity, Club for Growth, Congress, Dale Schultz, Democrat, Democratic Party of Wisconsin, driftless area, elections, Gordon Roseleip, Howard Marklein, Joanne Duren, Joseph Tregoning, Kathryn Morrison, Koch Brothers, margarine, Mike Tate, Obama, President, Republican, Tea Party, UW-Platteville, Wisconsin 17th Senate District, Wisconsin 50th Assembly District, Wisconsin 51st Assembly District, Wisconsin Assembly, Wisconsin Senate
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Keep Fighting
Last Tuesday’s recall election was not the end of the world and it was not the end of the Wisconsin Uprising. As devastating as it felt at the time it was in retrospect simply the beginning of the next phase. In fact, … Continue reading
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Tagged Alberta Darling, ALEC, American Legislative Exchange Council, budget, budget repair, Capitol, Constitutional rights, Democrat, equal pay, Glenn Grothman, homelss, justice, Mining bill, politics, protests, Recall election, Republican, Robin Vos, Scott Fitzgerald, Scott Walker, Tea Party, Voter ID, We Shall Not Be Moved, We Shall Overcome, Wisconsin, Wisconsin Uprising
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Recall Reality
(published by forwardseeking.com, 4/13/12) For progressive-minded people in Wisconsin it has been both a horrible and wonderful year and a half. Scott Walker unleashed a radical right agenda upon the state before he even took the oath of office as governor, but … Continue reading