Our hard-working, humble political class.
Via Midwest Democracy.
NEWS FROM THE WISCONSIN BLOGOSPHERE (AND SOMETIMES POINTS BEYOND)
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Brookfield Patch asks if lifting ban on gay scouts is a good idea
And the responses from conservative Brookfield are diverse.
Via Brookfield Patch.
Diseased minnows as harbinger of human illness
They’re sick, in water that might make people just as ill.
Enjoy your summer.
Via WisconsinWatch.org. Image from WI DNR.
Wisconsin’s Tainted Fish
Appearances are deceiving; contaminants are invisible.
Via WisconsinWatch.org.
Isn’t an $11.55/hr job good enough?
Not for Alderman Bob Donovan, who somehow knows better than the market.
Via Blogging Blue.
Closing soon, real soon
The public comment period for the Keystone Pipeline.
Via Blogging Blue
Something left out about fracking?
Fine print.
Via Cognitive Dissidence.
MacIver Inst. claims Wis taxpayers see earlier tax freedom day
Sure doesn’t feel like it.
They’re talking ‘elimination communication’ in the hipper parts of New York City
Babies without diapers, safely over a thousand miles away.
Via Althouse.
WISGOP touts Gov. Walker’s push from dependency to independence
Awful lot of spending for conditions of independence.
Via WISGOP.
South Milwaukee barfly just won’t leave
There’s a citation for that.
Via Caledonia Patch.
Perhaps there isn’t a housing recovery after all
Mirage.
Via Dad29.
Althouse on Coach leather and aspirational spending
The cure for what ails America?
Via Althouse.
Are Bayer & Syngenta a threat to bees?
Fighting against pesticide regulations.
Via PR Watch.
Bradley Foundation’s sunk $31 million into voucher campaign
So is that too much… or too little?
Wauwatosa priest subject of numerous complaints
Told – more than once – to stop touching children.
Via WISN.
Police complain about kids playing ‘humans v. zombies’
Every overreaction elicits blame on others.
Flooding will push gas prices up
Lots of things push gas prices up.
Via WITI.
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