Day: November 4, 2010

Today in the front page of the Wisconin State Journal, Scott Walker Vows to stop the train. All of this ideology also fails to mention, Some $800 million in contracts, a series of difficult legal hurdles and a struggling economy will not stop Governor-elect Scott Walker from doing what he…

This from Workers Independent News: The primary media narrative is that voters were seeking a more conservative agenda and therefore they voted out Democrats in favor of Republicans, but is that true? Jesse Russell crunches the numbers. If one looks at the Democratic losses by ideological caucus a different trend…

Here’s a few interesting takes on the results of the 2010 midterm elections, both here in Wisconsin and nationally: Cindy Kilkenny at Fairly Conservative says Scott Walker is all out of excuses now that he has Republican majorities in the State Assembly and State Senate: I’m not sure Scott Walker…

Despite losing to Rep. Gwen Moore by 82,000 votes on Tuesday (A result I rightly predicted, by the way), Dan Sebring, the far-right Republican challenger to incumbent Rep. Moore in the Fourth Congressional District, has refused to concede the election, alleging vote fraud on Facebook before taking the post down….