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The more the Republican presidential race unfolds one striking set of observations continue to haunt me. Despite his name never being uttered, the leading candidates seem to be advocating a third George W. Bush term. They are in complete denial … Continue reading
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2013 – An American Horror Story – Part IX
This is the ninth installment in a series that portrays a fictional account of America in the year 2013 after a Tea Party assisted Republican landslide in the 2012 elections. While the events portrayed here are fictional – they are … Continue reading
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The Endorsement Of Tammy Baldwin
“This office doesn’t belong to me. It belongs to the people of Wisconsin, and there is something to be said for not staying in office too long.” On May 13, 2011 with those words Herb Kohl announced he would not … Continue reading
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Tagged ACLU, Afghanistan, Alberto Gonzalez, American Civil Liberties Union, big oil, conservative, Dick Cheney, economy, Equal pay Act, George W. Bush, Glass-Steagall Act, Health and Human Services, Herb Kohl, HHS, House, Iraq, Karl Rove, Koch brothers, League of Women Voters, Lily Ledbetter, National Breast and Cervical Cancer Early Detection Reauthorization Act of 2007, oil industry, politics, progressive, Russ Feingold, Senate, Tammy Baldwin, Tommy Thompson, Wall Street, Wisconsin
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