On Poll shows Walker on top

Posted on January 25 at 12:45 p.m. ( Suggest removal )

Here is a survey from Channel3000 asking if Gov. Walker should be recalled. Look at the results.

http://cf.channel3000.com/c3k/sh/con_sur...

Find it funny how 77% of people are saying that Gov. Walker should stay as our Governor.

On Judge orders school district to release sick notes

Posted on November 22 at 11:30 a.m. ( Suggest removal )

The "Patient Doctor" confidentiality was already broken when the Doctors were quickly examining patients on the sidewalk surrounded by others waiting to get their excuse who could hear everything being said between that Doctor and the Patient. The examinations were not done in private behind closed doors where what is said is strictly between you, your Doctor and the Nurse.

On Hot debate: School cuts causing friction

Posted on July 26 at 2:37 p.m. ( Suggest removal )

Yada, please explain to me and the others that since the Collective Bargaining bill has been made law, how all of a sudden that many School Districts through out WI have been able to balance their budgets, keep from having to lay off Teachers and keep from raising taxes. Each and everyday more and more School Districts are balancing their budgets because of the money they are saving with more Employee contribution towards their Pensions and Healthcare. Look at Kaukauna, they had a $400,000 budget deficit before the Collective Bargaining bill and now they have a $1.3 million surplus and were able to balance their budget and then some. Seems to me the bill is working for many school districts except for those who renegotiated their contracts before the bill was made law.

On Gov. Walker hints at positive unemployment numbers

Posted on July 21 at 1:55 p.m. ( Suggest removal )

Here you go Sarah....http://dwd.wisconsin.gov/dwd/newsreleases/2011/unemployment/110721_june_state.pdf

On Voter fraud: Even one case?

Posted on May 31 at 7:31 p.m. ( Suggest removal )

Hey Rick did you know that you have to show a ID to;
cash a payroll check
cash income tax returns
open a savings/checking account
get a credit card
get a passport
taking out a loan for anything
get food stamps or any other state help
get into a bar
buy beer or liquor
buy cigarettes
have to show ID to use your credit card

Having to show an ID is no different than having to show it for any of the listed things above. Most people drive and have drivers license and those who don't drive have picture ID's. I really don't see the problem here as many other state already have voter ID in place.

On Wis. Senate poised to pass voter ID

Posted on May 19 at 11:33 a.m. ( Suggest removal )

@analertcitizen, you do realize that most people have a driver license which is also a picture ID? You also realize that getting a picture ID cost less than getting a drivers license $28.00 compared to $34.00. I think most people who do not drive can afford to get a picture ID.

On Rally draws thousands at Wisconsin state Capitol

Posted on May 15 at 1:06 p.m. ( Suggest removal )

Solidarity, my Father who only had a H.S education, worked hard to make money to live a middle class life. My Father in Law only had a H.S education, worked hard to make money to start his own business, lived a middle class life. My Brother worked hard, has only a semester of college but would be considered middle class based on his income. The point here is that one does not have to have a college education to attain a Middle Class life, you only need to have a work ethic, desire and the ability to work hard to achieve a Middle Class life style.

On Walker wants more DNR autonomy

Posted on May 12 at 6:13 p.m. ( Suggest removal )

Hardin, ever heard of The Apollo Alliance? It was started by Joel Rogers, a UW Madison Professor and guess who funds the Apollo Alliance? George Soros.
Now back to the current story and discussion.

On Wisconsin Democrats could stay away for weeks

Posted on February 19 at 12:16 a.m. ( Suggest removal )

bealab, there is no excuse for their behavior. They were voted for and paid for by US the taxpayers. They are expected to show up on their job no matter what. We cannot walk away from our jobs because of something we do not agree with, if we did we would be fired. If the Republicans did this we would never hear the end of it, but because they are Democrats they can get away with it and get supported for their actions.

On Tea Party, union members square off outside Rep. Wynn's home

Posted on February 18 at 1:41 p.m. ( Suggest removal )

dttb, hate to burst your bubble, but the open carry people who were at the rally this morning left their guns at home.