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MSNBC’s Pat Buchanan: Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker a ...
... potential 2012 veep? Although it was politically messy, Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker achieved a policy victory this week by reforming how public sector unions operate in his state. And although he has taken a barrage of attacks from the left, in the long run could his star be on the rise? On this weekend’s broadcast of “The McLaughlin Group,” MSNBC’s Pat Buchanan suggested Walker’s status is elevated and explained why – because President Barack Obama got involved, but came out on the losing end. By Jeff Poor Read more: THE DAILY CALLER ...
Walker's Budget Plan Sets Out $1M More For DNA Backlog
Attorney General J.B. Van Hollen Declared Problem Solved Year Ago MADISON, Wis. -- Gov. Scott Walker wants to spend close to $1 million to stave off another burgeoning DNA backlog at the state crime labs, even though Attorney General J.B. Van Hollen declared the problem solved a year ago and the state faces a looming budget deficit. State Justice Department data show submissions from police have steadily increased over the past year, but agency officials said they're keeping up, turning around cases within the agency's deadlines. Read more: wisn.com (March 13, 2011)
Wisconsin governor passes bill to remove collective ...
... bargaining rights Unions plan 2012 election counter-attack after weeks of protests that drew tens of thousands Scott Walker, governor of Wisconsin, succeeded on Friday in taking away nearly all collective bargaining rights from the vast majority of the state's public employees, delivering an epic defeat to the labour movement. Union leaders plan to use the setback to fire up their members nationwide and mount a counter-attack against Republicans at the ballot box in 2012. Photograph: Andy Manis/AP Read more: guardian.co.uk (11 March 2011)
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Proposal could allow for hard liquor samples Samsung's privacy policy for its voice-recognizing smart televisions warns users not to discuss sensitive information around their devices because it could be transmitted to a third party. Samsung's privacy policy for its voice-recognizing smart televisions warns users not to discuss sensitive information around their devices because it could be transmitted to a third party. |
Dick Morris: The Republican primary contest that is emerging for the 2016 presidential nomination is unusual for its extreme sensitivity to events and the slightest efforts by likely candidates to promote their causes. While most of those expected to run are still garnering support in the single digits and none moves up much beyond that, the ups and downs in the standings reflect the slightest gyrations. |
Casino backers offer $220M toward Bucks arena The Menominee Tribe of Wisconsin offers $220 million towards a new Bucks arena, if Gov. Scott Walker changes his mind about a Kenosha casino. Tribal chairman Gary Besaw said the tribe would offer the state $220 million toward construction of the arena. |
The next assault on unions This week, Illinois Governor Bruce Rauner and the Republicans in the Missouri legislature have both shown that they are anti-middle class. Rauner and the Missouri legislature continue an assault on unions that has been particularly potent in the Midwest, to the detriment of workers across the region. |
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