I agree, We have LOTS of work to do in the local Repug recall districts.
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http://www.thedailypage.com/daily/article.php?article=33500&sid=3c1d900e8a06fd74589639e726f6edf8Credit:Jason Joyce
http://www.defendwisconsin.org/2011/05/14/third-month-of-wisconsin-capitol-protests-unions-smell-blood-in-recalls/Third month of Wisconsin Capitol protests: Unions smell blood in recalls
– May 14, 2011Posted in: Mass Media, Press
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The scene today closely resembled that of the previous protests of the past three months. A sea of blue and red “Stand With Wisconsin” signs greeted incoming pedestrians from State St. Thousands of protestors carrying signs, many wearing union garb, milled around the square. A large procession, lead by a group of firefighters, marched around the Capitol.
The recall elections were a big theme today. Kory Kozlowski, of the State Senate Democratic Committee, was holding one side of a large banner that read, “Recall Them All.” Another woman was gathering urging people to sign a pledge to recall Gov. Walker, who cannot be recalled until after one year in office.
The steps of the Capitol were packed with people listening to speakers from a stage. Wisconsin AFL-CIO President Phil Neuenfeldt introduced State Sen. Jon Erpenbach (D-Middleton), who urged the crowd to spend time helping Democrats win back the Senate via recall elections.
“This is the last time I want to see you in Madison,” he said. “You can go vacation in Minocqua and help out Jim Holperin…or La Crosse, which is beautiful right now, and help out Jen Shilling.................