So which one is the Wisconsin paper?
Madison— With his poll numbers in the tank and a widespread perception that he didn’t perform well enough in two presidential debates, Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker plans to drop out of the race Monday, according to The New York Times.
Via Report: Campaign woes prompt Scott Walker to drop out of race @ JSOnline.
“..the Wisconsin State Journal, the newspaper that proudly proclaims itself “Madison’s largest reporting team,” the second-largest newspaper in the state and the newspaper of record for our entire region, is an all-white newspaper.”
Via Wisconsin State Journal only employs white people @ bluecheddar.
First of all, TIF districts were not designed or intended to be used by municipalities to “acquire” property or weaponized to allow private parties to acquire property through government force or below market value. But apparently, according to the newspaper’s new definition, that is how a TIF District works. The part about “charging” the cost of common areas and infrastructure to the district IS how it is supposed to be, but ironically, that’s not how the TIF works for Dollar General.
Via Local Tools Rework TIF Districts Into Tax Exempt Districts For the Oligarchs @ Rock Netroots.
Paul Ryan’s loyal media tool, the Janesville Gazette, did what they do best when they recently published a one-sided rambling article with a bewildering troll-like title, “Janesville is his oxygen. Ryan and city go hand in hand” as one in a series of Gazette stories about people, events or things that helped insert Janesville into the national consciousness.
Via Rock Netroots: Waukesha, Not Janesville, Goes Hand In Hand With Paul Ryan
“The four have been quintessential Cap Times staffers for years. As has become all too commonplace in this modern media environment, we offered voluntary retirement plans to anyone who either really wanted to put their feet up and retire or was inclined to pursue new opportunities. Either way, it’s never easy to say goodbye, even…
“But what has troubled me most over this week concerning candidates and their dealing with the press is how Wisconsin Governor Scott Walker is unable to stand on his own two feet to answer their questions. On Tuesday, Walker’s policy team held a press call with reporters to discuss the Wisconsin governor’s health care plan, as…
If you have roasted, ground and/or packaged large volumes of coffee in a commercial setting for at least several years and are interested in the possibility of a lung screening, call reporter Raquel Rutledge at (414) 224-2778 or email rrutledge@journalsentinel.com.
Via Help us investigate chemical in coffee roasting facilities @ JS Watchdog.
Good thinking, gentlemen —
EAGLE — The mulberries were ripe and sweet, an indigo bunting fluttered about and frogs in varying stages of development were prolific.Water from the spring, as it has for generations, continued to pour at 500 gallons per minute out of the ground of the Southern Unit of the Kettle Moraine State Forest at a constant 47 degrees. But much of the beauty of Paradise Springs has been lost — hopefully, for only a few more months.
Via On Wisconsin: The springs remain, paradise temporarily lost @ State Journal.
This blog has noted two recent heavy slams at Walker by Illinois media – – both in the Chicago Tribune – – with a focus on his failed jobs and growth policies.
Via Walker had his Illinois media moment in the sun @ The Political Environment.
“Leaders of Mr. Walker’s party, which controls the Legislature, are balking at his demands for the state’s budget. Critics say the governor’s spending blueprint is aimed more at appealing to conservatives in early-voting states like Iowa than doing what is best for Wisconsin. Lawmakers are stymied over how to pay for road and bridge repairs…
