Posted on 07 May 2012. Tags: economy, local, milwaukee, politics, scott walker, Tom Barrett, uwm, wisconsin
Vote Kathleen Falk by Josh Kuck Governor Scott Walker was dishonest to the voters of Wisconsin about his plans for the state. He ran on a ticket aimed at creating 250,000 jobs, yet Wisconsin ranked last among all 50 states in job growth. Instead of creating jobs, Governor Walker took away workers’ rights. Scott Walker [...]
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Posted on 30 April 2012. Tags: ASV, Op/Ed, uwm, vandalism
There is nothing worse than being at a party when the police show up. Everyone panics, under-agers run for the door and bros put on their big-boy gloves and insist they are not afraid of police. Most parties get busted because of noise complaints, filed by annoyed neighbors, and police reports of behavior that obstructs [...]
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Posted on 30 April 2012. Tags: partisan, politics
The structure of our 236-year-old government was, and continues to be, built on a series of political compromises made by great American leaders. We send our politicians to Washington not to wage ideological warfare against those with differing views, but to find a common ground we can all live in. The ability to compromise takes [...]
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Posted on 30 April 2012. Tags: economy, jobs, Op/Ed, USA, welfare
It’s ironic how many on the right can be worked up into a state of hysterical paranoia in fear of an overreaching government, yet feel perfectly at peace with an overarching corporate aristocracy.
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Posted on 16 April 2012. Tags: culture, discrimination, government, milwaukee, Op/Ed, politics, racism
Why Milwaukee’s apathy towards race relations is holding this city back.
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Posted on 16 April 2012.
From getting their hands on confidential email groups to being rude to other organizations, the SA has a long list of delinquency. It is unfortunate that the inappropriate behavior of a few has soured the entire organization’s image.
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Posted on 09 April 2012. Tags: Op/Ed
This April, Planned Parenthood facilities all across the country are partnering with MTV to bring you and everyone you know free STD testing. They’re calling it “Get Yourself Tested” month, or GYT, and if you’ve never done it before (because, let’s face it, it can be scary) this is your chance. Even if you are [...]
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Posted on 09 April 2012. Tags: Op/Ed
William James is commonly referred to as the father of American psychology. James was pointing out that, though we give habits little thought, they define our lives: how much we eat, save or spend, how often we trek to the gym and what we say to our kids each night. But these compulsions aren’t inscribed [...]
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Posted on 09 April 2012. Tags: economy, Op/Ed, politics
People, we have a problem – a problem with these phony ‘free market’ capitalists taking all our money trashing our planet and ruining our society. They’re trying to weaken the regulations that protect us and strengthen the regulations that protect them. Take a good look at the proposed regulation/deregulation legislation coming down the pipe. Listen [...]
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Posted on 02 April 2012. Tags: conservatives, Op/Ed, politics
It is not enough for some people to worship in the privacy of their homes and churches. Some people feel it is their duty or perhaps “God given right” to enforce religious legislation and theologically terrorize Americans they view as outside their scope of influence. Case in point – Senate Bill 507 introduced by Sen. [...]
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