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RSS Feed – White HouseIn last few decades, American conservatives have worked hard to put about the idea that liberals are elitists. To a surprising degree, they have been successful, at least with some portions of the population. How did this happen? And where did idea that we should treat our fellow citizens equally really come from?
Find out in this brisk and brief essay by guest blogger and legal historian Dr. William Turner.
Here’s the next poster in our War on Workers series. This is a companion piece to the “Push, Brothers!” poster which we distributed last week.
To get a printable version of this, just click the image above.
To see more posters in this series, click here.
Our first poster in the War on Workers series. What do you do when you’re pushed up against a wall? Push back!
To get a printable version of this poster, just click the image above.
Oh, so THAT’s where they were! Of course!
To download a printable version of this poster, just click on the image.
Waukesha County Clerk Kathy Nickolaus “corrected” her area’s vote count with 7,500 extra votes for Prosser. Nickolaus is a former Republican staff member in the Assembly Republican Caucus and has been criticized in the past by the Waukesha County Board for how she handled elections. Hmmm.
It’s the election for Wisconsin Supreme Court. Prosser is the (R) incumbent. Kloppenburg is the (D) challenger.
Reults as of this moment are:
| REPORTING | 69% | ||
| Joanne Kloppenburg | 532,568 | 50% | |
| David Prosser (inc) | 531,963 | 50% |
To monitor the latest numbers, click here.
And here’s the AP site with live numbers
Today there were more than a thousand “We Are One” rallies across the United States. Political Loudmouth went to the rally in San Francisco, and PL readers are sending in their pix as well, from Wisconsin, Illinois, Michigan, Washington, British Columbia, Connecticut, and other places. Snuggle into the unity, brothers and sisters!
And if you have some to share, please email them to PLoudmouth@comcast.net. Thanks! And hugs to all!
Here are some photos from the Rock County Working Families demonstration on March 29, 2011 in Janesville, WI. We made this set of posters for them. You go, proud Wisconsonites!
Thanks to Angela Fischer Smillie for helping make this happen.
