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Wisconsin Opinion Links
8/31/2009
:::PM LINKS:::
John Sylvester:
Lawton is the perfect choice for governor
Michael Horne:
Why Tom Barrett should not run for governor
Cory Liebmann:
Mac, Scott Walker is on the line
Rick Esenberg:
A public option?
Jonathan Krause:
Legislating personal responsibility
Bill Kraus:
Rove's world
Steve Prestegard:
After Mercury manufacturing
James Rowen:
Union voting dispute in Fond du Lac helps company shut the plant
Ric Larson:
The irony of the union's decision
Owen Robinson:
Union revotes ... sort of
Nancy C. Unger:
Fighting Ted
Dominique Paul Noth:
Rally pulls the plug on myths, sends Congress back to ‘get it done’
Teri Huyck, Judy Hartig-Osanka:
Health reform: Don't leave women behind
Jack E. Lohman:
A primer on American socialism
Jay Bullock:
Kanavas's revisionist history
Chris Liebenthal:
About that move of the Income Maintenance Program
June Kriviskey:
Attitude adjustment may be just the tonic
:::AM LINKS:::
Tom Saler:
More to big government debate than size
John Nichols:
Bernie Sanders, Bob Fest and the roar for reform
Mark Roesler-Begalke:
Teach the history of U.S. labor movement
Tom Still:
For this governor and the next: Ideas for going out, or coming in, with a bang
Christian Schneider:
Seems like as good a reason as any
Mike Nichols:
Barrett perfects the art of the sharp-edged watermelon
Mike Hahn:
Coming home
Sandy Abler:
Wisconsin cannot afford agenda of lame duck Doyle
Dave Zweifel:
A welcome home for Vietnam vets from Wisconsin
8/30/2009
Joel McNally:
Doyle telegraphed his decision
Mike Nichols:
Push come to shove, there's no middle ground for Kind
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