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Get Out the Vote for Dan Kelly!
11:30 to 1 p.m. Saturday April 1 at Doubleday’s, 4586 Baxter Road, Cottage Grove.
Verdict first, case later
Judge Protasiewicz has publicly declared that she believes that former Gov. Scott Walker’s landmark 2011 collective-bargaining reform, known as Act 10, is unconstitutional. She admits she joined protests against the law and even signed a petition to recall then Gov. Walker.
In an interview last week with the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, Judge Protasiewicz was asked whether she would remove herself from cases challenging the law. “I’d have to think about it,” she said. “Given the fact that I marched, given the fact that I signed the recall petition, would I recuse myself? Maybe. Maybe. But I don’t know for sure.”
Maybe? How can anyone believe she’d be able to fairly judge a challenge to a law she has already reached a conclusion about?
The Democrat(ic) party is into Protasiewicz for $8 million plus $800,000 of in-kind donations. And Democrats have filtered $1 million from George Soros. The Republican party put only $450,000 in-kind to Daniel Kelly.
Tag Archives: Crime
Crime is killing Democrats and they know it
Who ya’ gonna believe: James Carville or your lyin’ eyes? It’s variously been attributed to Lenin, Goebbels, and Saul Alinsky. Maybe they all said it: ‘Accuse the other side of that for which you are guilty.’ Add Clinton-whisperer James Carville … Continue reading
A mall won’t fix Madison’s mauled State Street
first of two parts Newspapers need a cause. William Randolph Hearst’s was war with Spain. Col. McCormick wanted commies out of the State Department. The great crusade of our favorite Madison morning daily these days is moving bus traffic off … Continue reading
If the city won’t act, will property owners patrol violent State Street?
… Because the mayor proposes more free stuff Maria Milsted has had enough. Which means the bums, druggies, and shake-down thugs infesting upper State Street — just one block from the state Capitol — are on notice. One week ago … Continue reading
Today in Orchard Ridge, Madison
It’s not just Meadowood any more Taken from the NextDoor Orchard Ridge social media site: Notified police of suspicious behavior I called the police today (09-04-18) because I saw two African American young men approximately 17 to 18 years old, … Continue reading
Cops in Madison schools, Part #2
Lesson #1 is Discipline Fewer arrests don’t necessarily translate into safer schools and racial disparity continues Defining deviance down I’ve read the statistics. Yes, student arrests in Madison’s public schools are down 22% over the last four years. Two possible … Continue reading
Education
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