Knodl: It’s now up to AWOL Senate Democrats to avoid mass layoffs   Provided by Dan Knodl Madison – After more than 60 straight hours of floor discussion, the State Assembly has approved Governor Scott Walker’s proposal to fix a $136.7 million hole in our current state budget and lay the groundwork for soundly-balanced state…

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Thanks Illinois neighbors for hosting our 14 political refugees. These Senators are denying the will of the majority of Wisconsin voters – they need to return to work promptly. They do not have the guts to face the majority of taxpayers who voted for change in Wisconsin. Is this a democratic republic or a banana…

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The Week That Was February 5, 2011   Quote of the Week “Climate change deniers cloak themselves in scientific language, selectively critiquing aspects of mainstream climate science.” “… (N)o research results have produced any evidence that challenges the overall scientific understanding of what is happening to our planet’s climate and why.” … “The assertions of…

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By State Representative Dan Knodl Representing the 24th Assembly District. Ever since I was first elected to the Wisconsin State Assembly in 2008, I have been arguing that our state is badly in need of a change in direction in the State Capitol. From the legislature to the governor and the many executive branch state…

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  Cedarburg, Wis. – Gary Wickert announced his candidacy Monday for the 60th Assembly District special election on the Republican ticket. Wickert is in his fifth term as Town of Cedarburg Supervisor for District 3. He has been a lawyer with 27 years of experience in insurance subrogation. Gary lives in Cedarburg with his wife,…

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Repeal then Repair – Our new ad   Dear Friend of CatholicVote, Our new radio ads are on the air! Our ad states, CatholicVote supports “repeal and repair.” Bolstered by the vote in the House of Representatives this week, we are pushing for a vote in the Senate to repeal the Patient Protection and Affordable…

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