I'm a few days behind on this one, but I've found it's usually a good idea to gather one's thoughts before blogging about something like the recent Wisconsin recall vote.
A crowd of hundreds gathers on the front steps of the Wisconsin State Capitol after the polls officially closed on the June 5 recall election. (Photos by Marisa Wojcik)
Driving to the Chippewa Club last night to watch the election returns with fellow Pepin Democrats, I made a point of listening to the Twins game rather than early election results.
Last spring Wisconsin’s working families took to the streets to protest an unprecedented legislative attack on union rights. Next Tuesday, voters in six Wisconsin Senate districts will take t
Wisconsin Family Action (WFA), a group affiliated with the Family Research Council and a leader in opposing LGBT rights in the state, is being accused by Democrats of sending out absentee ballot ap
A victory for sunshine in Wisconsin, transparency in government and the nation’s labor movement, was reinforced May 26 when a Wisconsin judge said the state’s GOP-run legislature violated Wiscon
Since last month's issue of the Labor Review, the events in Madison, Wisconsin have put the right to collective bargaining front and center in the news - and have awakened a sleeping giant.
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