By Jim Murray Many Wisconsinites were both surprised and troubled by the Sunday Wisconsin State Journal’s front-page article “Tighter rules for Capitol protests not unlike many other states’.” This Sunday’s article described the very limited Free Speech that is tolerated in other states’ Capitols and concludes that the current crackdown on freedom of expression in our Capitol […]
“Survey Reveals That Many States Choose Slavery” – Wisconsin Territorial Journal
by wcmcoop on September 25, 2012 in First Amendment, Uncategorized
WCMC on the Air at 89.9 WORT FM
by wcmcoop on September 24, 2012 in Citizen Media, Constitutional Rights rollback, Editorial, First Amendment, Scott Walker Trainwreck, Uncategorized
[Next week the Wisconsin Citizens Media Cooperative begins collaborating with WORT FM 89.9 by airing a weekly two-minute commentary for the Insurgent Radio Kiosk, which airs four times throughout the day. Here is the text of our first commentary. – Editors] Over the past year and a half people opposed to Scott Walker’s agenda for […]
DoA Secretary Mike Huebsch Press Release (what he was really thinking)
by wcmcoop on September 23, 2012 in Citizen Media, Constitutional Rights rollback, First Amendment, Scott Walker Trainwreck
[This is an anonymous open source correction of a press release issued on Friday September 21, 2012, from DoA Secretary Mike Huebsch to Representative Chris Taylor. Since Mike didn’t get her letter, and it was so hard for him to find it, the author of this correction decided to enter a transcendental state to channel what Mike […]
UPDATED:Police Unions’ Statement Regarding Recent Enforcement Action During Crackdown on Free Speech at the Wisconsin Capitol
by wcmcoop on September 19, 2012 in Citizen Media, Constitutional Rights rollback, First Amendment, Images, Video
In recent weeks law enforcement efforts in the Wisconsin Capitol have resulted in numerous arrests and citations, as newly appointed Police Chief David Erwin brings a different approach to enforcing possible violations of statutes and administrative code violations. Last Friday, a disabled veteran’s medical crisis during an attempted arrest for a brief spontaneous speech brought […]
Capitol Police: To Protect and Serve or Intimidate and Harass?
by wcmcoop on September 13, 2012 in Citizen Media, Constitutional Rights rollback, First Amendment
By Jason Huberty, Arthur Kohl-Riggs, Nicole Schulte, and Craig Spaulding The mission statement of the Wisconsin State Capitol Police could not be more clear. The Wisconsin Capitol Police Department is committed to providing the highest quality of personalized services to all who live, work, visit, and learn in our State. We believe in the dignity of […]
Activist cited at work by Capitol Police
by wcmcoop on September 11, 2012 in Citizen Media, Constitutional Rights rollback, First Amendment
By Leslie Amsterdam, Rebecca Kemble, Arthur Kohl-Riggs and Nicole Schulte Bart Munger showed up to his job at the UW Physical Plant this morning to find a Capitol police officer and a UW police officer waiting for him. They were there to deliver two citations for holding a banner at the Solidarity Sing Along the […]
Court Decision Undermines Chief Erwin’s Capitol Crackdown
by wcmcoop on September 7, 2012 in Citizen Media, Constitutional Rights rollback, First Amendment, Scott Walker Trainwreck
By Hematite Sometimes good news comes wrapped in bad packages. News that a lawsuit against the DoA and Capitol Police for arrests made in March, 2011 for holding signs on the first floor of the Capitol had been dismissed felt like a hard blow to first amendment activists when it first broke on Thursday morning. […]
Madison Police Report Slams Brett Hulsey
by wcmcoop on September 5, 2012 in 2012 Elections, Citizen Media, State Assembly
By Joe Vittie A recently released Madison Police Department report provides previously unknown details about the actions of Wisconsin state Representative Brett Hulsey (D – Madison) in his encounter with a nine-year old boy at Spring Harbor Beach on the evening of July 4. Hulsey pled no contest to disorderly conduct for the incident on […]
Privatization of Voting Machines Threatens Wisconsin Election Integrity
by wcmcoop on August 8, 2012 in 2012 Elections, Citizen Media, Election Integrity
Last week Wisconsin’s Government Accountability Board, the state’s election authority, held two public meetings to demonstrate new electronic voting machines to be used in Wisconsin. Dozens of citizens concerned about election integrity attended the demonstrations and tried to raise their questions, but most were told that the meeting was simply for demonstrating the machines, not […]
For Scott Walker, Tea Party Ideology Trumps Patriotism
by wcmcoop on July 8, 2012 in Citizen Media, Editorial, Scott Walker Trainwreck, Uncategorized
By Jacob Barnes Elected on a campaign of ‘free market’ economics and ‘limited government’ catch phrases, Scott Walker has gone to truly remarkable extremes to prove his loyalty to Tea Party ideology. He showed his true colors by proudly sporting an American Flag shirt imported from China in this year’s Independence Day parade in Menomonee […]
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