What is Impeachment? by Theresa Gamble With all the buzz around Washington D.C. these past few months, the word impeachment has been thrown around often enough that it got me wondering: how does an elected official get impeached from office? Which also brought up the questions of: Have any presidents been impeached; does impeachment remove…

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Interview with Ed Thompson by Rick Braun Ed Thompson is running for the Wisconsin State Senate as a Republican in the 31st Senate district. In Wisconsin, the Thompson name carries extra clout, as he is the brother of former Wisconsin governor Tommy Thompson. In 2002, Ed Thompson made his own run for governor of Wisconsin,…

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Mitch Daniels on State Employee HSAS Fortunately, Washington is only a teensy part of America, and once you get out of the Beltway things make more sense. Take, for instance, Indiana Gov. Mitch Daniels. He wrote a wonderful article in The Wall Street Journal about Indiana’s experience in providing HSAs to state employees. Unlike the…

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A Slip of the Tongue by Timothy Dake Wisconsin GrandSons of Liberty This last week has produced a wealth of progressive, socialist, liberal, verbal fodder that simply cannot be ignored. These linguistic missteps show how much the American public has been misled and also how much we have been asleep during the most recent elections.…

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by Judi Pool Sheboygan Liberty Coalition I took a vacation day off on Wednesday, March 31, 2010 to go to Madison with the hopes of convincing the Senate Committee on Labor, Elections and Urban Affairs and the Assembly Committee on Elections and Campaign Reform to vote against four bills that were being pushed through quickly…

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TO: Senate Select Committee on Clean Energy FROM: Peter Bakken, Coordinator for Public Policy  Wisconsin Council of Churches RE: Clean Energy Jobs Act (SB 450 and AB 649) DATE: February 11, 2010 My name is Peter Bakken. I’m the Public Policy  Coordinator for the Wisconsin Council of Churches,  an association of thirteen Protestant and Christian …

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