[EDITOR’S NOTE: This is another open-source correction/continuation of one of Clay Barbour’s articles. We hope he appreciates our help and are very happy that he correctly stated the number of arrests, even if he didn’t know why they were arrested.] Eight arrested at Capitol for protest without permit unlawful display of signs Capitol police arrested […]

Eight Arrested at Capitol for Unlawful Display of Signs
by Lisa Wells on September 6, 2012 in Citizen Media, Constitutional Rights rollback, First Amendment, Scott Walker Trainwreck

Protest Singers’ Noses Swell in Wake of Capitol Chief’s Comments
by Lisa Wells on September 4, 2012 in Citizen Media, Constitutional Rights rollback, First Amendment, Images
[EDITOR’S NOTE: Thisis an open-source correction/continuation of Clay Barbour’s article published by WCMC since the WSJ couldn’t be bothered to fact check for him. Think of it as a little bit country, a little bit rock-n-roll.] Protest singers’ numbers grow noses swell in wake of Capitol chief’s comments The ranks noses of participants of the […]

The Curious Case of Rainbow Springs Golf Course
by wcmcoop on May 30, 2012 in Citizen Media, Environment, Images, Scott Walker Trainwreck, Uncategorized
Scott Walker has been interested in the fate of the former Rainbow Springs Resort in Waukesha and Walworth counties for a long time. In 2008, as Milwaukee County Executive, he was “outraged” (and said so on talk radio) when the Doyle administration approved using stewardship funds to purchase the 970 acre property, including two […]

The WI Capitol Press Corps’ Deal With the Devil: Updated
by wcmcoop on February 29, 2012 in Citizen Media, Constitutional Rights rollback, Editorial, Video
In a February 24th online article titled “On the Capitol: Blogosphere goes wild after Rep. Kleefisch caught on video,” Wisconsin State Journal reporters Mary Spicuzza and Clay Barbour take the unwashed masses to task for their outraged reaction to a video showing GOP Rep. Joel Kleefisch casting votes for Assembly colleagues who were too busy […]
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