As usual, hypocrisy, thy name is Michelle Bachman. Oh, & let's throw the dead father under the tractor while we're at it.
"My father passed away two years ago," Marcus Bachmann said. "Any farm subsidy was his doing."
As usual, hypocrisy, thy name is Michelle Bachman. Oh, & let's throw the dead father under the tractor while we're at it.
"My father passed away two years ago," Marcus Bachmann said. "Any farm subsidy was his doing."
Apparently, however, Warroad, MN, is too far from Boner's home district or Wall St. to matter much.
FULL DISCLOSURE: Among a certain circle of friends, well, one, I'm known as Marvin. Also, too, we installed two Marvin windows & a Marvin patio door a couple of years ago. Clearly, we are going to add more when the money allows.
How sweet the pizza must taste tonight.
More corruption --
By far the biggest beneficiary of a move earlier this year to turn three dozen civil service jobs into political appointments is Cindy Archer, the one-time top aide to Gov. Scott Walker whose house was raided by the FBI last week.
Archer served as Walker's deputy administration secretary until last month, when she abruptly shifted into a job as legislative liaison at the Department of Children and Families. She is being paid $99,449 a year - $39,129 more than the $60,320 the last person to hold the job made.
The governor could funnel such a huge increase into the job because earlier this year Republicans who control the Legislature went along with his plan to give him more political appointments. The change allows department secretaries to go around the normal hiring process and name whomever they want as chief counsel, communications director and legislative liaison.
My emphases. Yep, it sucks to live in Wisco right now.
A few hundred people and several dozen Chinook salmon gathered near the Elwha Dam on Saturday to witness the beginning of the process to set the Elwha River free and restore five species of Pacific salmon to more than 70 miles of river and stream.More here.
An emotional ceremony was marked by references to the spiritual and cultural importance to the Lower Elwha Klallam Tribe of the removal of two dams from the Elwha River near Port Angeles.
Another headline not about our Sean Duffy (R-Asshatland)
Here's Mark Pocan's statement on Ms. Baldwin's announcement:
Rep. Mark Pocan’s statement on Tammy Baldwin’s announcement MADISON -- Below is State Representative Mark Pocan's (D-Madison) statement on Congresswoman Tammy Baldwin's announcement that she will run for the United States Senate: “Tammy Baldwin is a proven fighter for Wisconsin's middle class and working families, and she will be a terrific champion for our shared values in the US Senate. Over the course of the past two decades, I've had the pleasure to stand shoulder-to-shoulder with Tammy, having served with her on the Dane County Board and holding her former seat in the State Assembly. “During her career, Tammy has demonstrated time and time again that she is a powerful advocate for the middle-class and our seniors. We've fought many of the same fights rooted in our deeply held belief that everyone deserves a voice in our government, not just those who can afford to buy one. “I've been proud to call Tammy my Assembly Representative, my Congresswoman and most importantly, my friend. I wish her all the best as she enters this next chapter in her life and political career.”
Office of Representative Mark Pocan PO Box 8951 Madison, WI 53708 608.266.8570 www.markpocan.net
This came to my email account so there isn't a link. I suppose y'all could go find a link or something, if you want to.