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WISCONSIN VOICES 2011 Interview Summary
(first published on wivoices.org) Hundreds of thousands of protestors have descended on the Capitol in Madison, WI in the last year. Tens of thousands of volunteers have mobilized petition drives, me...
Posted on 1/17/12 at 4:07 PM
AMERICAS MRS RIGHT BY SANDY GEHRKE MOORE CONCEDES, MORE OR LESS
This is what Moore supporters were sending to Madison. Confrontational, inflamatory, foul language, and bragging about making "Harsdorf and her friends spend three million dollars." Real classy, don't...
Posted on 8/10/11 at 4:26 PM
Woman accused of killing ex-husband in Minnesota, boyfriend in Wisconsin; He’s through with politics, says Thompson; more briefs
Wisconsin NewsA trial is underway in Minnesota for a woman accused of killing her ex-husband in the Minnesota and her boyfriend in Wisconsin.
November 08, 2012
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Baldwin elected state's first woman Senator; Kind easily fends off Boland while Duffy defeats Kreitlow
Western Wisconsin voters helped elect the state's first woman and the first openly gay U.S. Senator in history, while returning incumbent U.S. Representatives Ron Kind and Sean Duffy to Washington.
November 07, 2012
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Paul Ryan and Tommy Thompson visit Hudson
Tuesday afternoon, hundreds of men, women, children and students waited for over an hour so see Paul Ryan, vice presidential candidate. Tommy Thompson, the former governor and now Republican candidate for U.S. Senator arrived at the Hudson Victory Center shortly before Ryan.
October 30, 2012
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State Senate candidate Olson says compromise not a dirty word
If elected to serve in Madison, Dan Olson, teacher and Iraqi war veteran, has two objectives:
1) Working to restore a sense of civility in the political dialogue and
2) Focusing on economic growth policies that include retraining and boosting educational spending
By Phil Pfuehler , October 27, 2012
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State Senate race: Incumbent Harsdorf says core values, constituents continue to be what will guide her
Despite last year’s controversies swirling out of Madison, Sheila Harsdorf said another side to state politics gets overlooked. “While some things have been very polarized, almost 96 percent of the legislation in the last session passed with some sort of bipartisan support,” said the three-term state senator from rural River Falls.
By Phil Pfuehler , October 27, 2012
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