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LATEST PRESS RELEASES:
March 13 |
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American Lund Association in Wisconsin: Letter to committees re: Clean Energy Jobs Act |
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One Wisconsin Now: Statements on latest teabagger 'Republican rally for failure' |
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Duffy Campaign: Poll: Obey's big government rejected by voters |
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Racine Mayor Dickert: Racine launches home energy efficiency program |
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March 12 |
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Barrett Campaign: Statement on WPRI poll |
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Feingold Campaign: Statement on the WPRI poll |
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One Wisconsin Now: Statements on latest WPRI right wing propaganda polling project results |
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Neumann Campaign: Independent poll: Neumann defeats Walker outside Milwaukee |
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Rep. Schneider: Introducing bill to rein in credit card fees in businesses |
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Walker Campaign: Walker leads Barrett in new poll 36-32 |
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Kind hopeful on health care, says Rangel did 'the noble thing'
U.S. Rep. Ron Kind expressed hope following a presidential meeting that a health-care bill will eventually become law and commended fellow House Democrat Charlie Rangel of New York for doing "the noble thing" by stepping down as chairman of the Ways and Means Committee. "Charlie got himself into s... <more>
U.S. Rep. Ron Kind expressed hope following a presidential meeting that a health-care bill will eventually become law and commended fellow House Democrat Charlie Rangel of New York for doing "the noble thing" by stepping down as chairman of the Ways and Means Committee. "Charlie got himself into s... <more>
Focus on Midwest Energy Conference of March 8 highlights climate change bills
Two co-authors of the energy package currently under consideration in the Legislature remain committed to passing "a very strong bill" this year. Rep. Spencer Black, D-Madison, and Sen. Mark Miller, D-Monona, said they expect lawmakers will report changes to the plan out of two select committees in... <more>
Two co-authors of the energy package currently under consideration in the Legislature remain committed to passing "a very strong bill" this year. Rep. Spencer Black, D-Madison, and Sen. Mark Miller, D-Monona, said they expect lawmakers will report changes to the plan out of two select committees in... <more>






