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Tuesday, November 27, 2012

Gov. Scott Walker Affirms Distance From John Doe Probe

Walker maintains he had nothing to do with the ongoing investigation, and says he would have done the right thing if he had knowledge of any misconduct.

Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker on Tuesday confidently stated that he has no worries when it comes to the ongoing John Doe investigation. Walker maintained he has done nothing wrong, and has no knowledge of illegal campaign activities that may have occurred on the taxpayers' dime during his tenure as Milwaukee County executive. Walker distanced himself from the investigation while visiting Tailored Label Products in Menomonee Falls. “We’ve been told repeatedly, if there were bigger concerns, they would be coming to us,” Walker said. “Remember, we were the ones asking for this two years ago, and brought it to their attention.” Walker is of course referring to blowing the whistle on his former aide, Timothy Russell. Russell is accused of …

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John Wilson

7:12 pm on Tuesday, March 5, 2013

Steve ® - Six out of six charged is an excellent conviction rate! “After a review of the John Doe evidence, I am satisfied that [all charges that are supported by proof (beyond a reasonable doubt) have now been brought and concluded,"] Chisholm said in a statement. "As a consequence, last week my office petitioned for, and Judge Nettesheim has granted, the closure of the John Doe investigation…   more ›

Friday, April 20, 2012

Barrett, Nusbaum Oppose Walker’s 'War on Women'

Milwaukee Mayor Tom Barrett and former Brown County Executive Nancy Nusbaum say they’re “appalled” with Gov. Scott Walker’s agenda opposing women’s rights, especially regarding women’s health.

In the wake of a new law signed by Gov. Scott Walker, Planned Parenthood announced Friday it will be suspending medically induced abortions, and Milwaukee Mayor Tom Barrett and former Brown County Executive Nancy Nusbaum didn’t take the news lying down. The two held a joint conference to voice their disapproval of what they called Walker’s “war on women,” saying this is exactly what happens when people choose ideology over jobs. “Fighting for women has been a critical part of both my career life, and my life in general,” Nusbaum said. “That’s why I’m going along with women across Wisconsin who are appalled with Scott Walker and his right-wing agenda.” The new law requires women seeking medically induced abortions to meet with their doctor …

DivineLight

9:33 pm on Monday, April 23, 2012

HOffa says "Unfortunately, the readily available nature of an abortion have given many a free license to engage in hedonistic sexual activity without having to worry about the natural consequences of such. " I say..."you are joking right? Before abortion people were not having as much indiscriminate sex and abortion suddenly gave everyone free license to act like bunnies?? You actually believe …   more ›

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