Tuesday, January 17
- :::PM LINKS:::
- Peter Patau: What goes around comes around. Today we're giving Scott Walker his layoff notice
- Jonathan Krause: The reluctant candidate
- Bill Kraus: Six degrees of ruination
- Ed Garvey: Will the truth set us free?
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Bill Kaplan:
Martin Luther King Day, the GOP and Governor Walker
- Christian Schneider: Meet Ian Murphy
- Rob Henken: When is a plan not a plan?
- Christian D'Andrea: Given concerns in states failing to make progress, did Wisconsin win by losing out on Race to the Top money?
- Chris Liebenthal: School districts have Act 10 remorse
- Mike Ford: Reaction to WPRI's report on teacher compensation
- Rob Danielson: Power line shouldn't be area's only option
- Paul Fanlund: When it comes to aggressive driving, Madison is a big city now
- :::AM LINKS:::
- Bruce Murphy: The recall stall
- Kathleen Falk: Wisconsin people will make history with recall
- John Nichols: The recall is the greatest popular democracy movement in Wisconsin history
- Erik Gunn: A mandate to report
- James Wigderson: Democrats turn Waste, Fraud and Abuse Commission into partisan issue
- Deann Friedholm: Hold health insurers accountable for how they spend your money
- George Wagner: Don't wait on corporations for job creation
- Eugene Kane: Groups feed hunger for information about voter IDs
- Bill Berry: A story of greed, and hope for its comeuppance
- Rebecca Kemble: Corporate interests trump people in Walker's Wisconsin
- Michael Rosen: Grothman and Republicans throw children under the bus to protect out of state lead paint companies
- Jim Stingl: Doctor's prescription for recovery includes finding blessings in crash
- Dave Zweifel: State's MLK Jr. observance was a gem
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