Republicans just don’t care anymore about how they’ll look, especially when
they hypocritically abandon the “moral high ground” to achieve their goal, a recall.
jsonline: A third wave of recalls could be in store this summer as conservatives target one Democrat, Sen. Bob Jauch, and one Republican, Sen. Dale Schultz, over their opposition to mining legislation.
Shirl LaBarre of Hayward filed the paperwork against him Monday. "Sen. Jauch did not listen to the majority of his constituents and, frankly, we've had it," said LaBarre, who runs a plumbing business. "Mining is our history," she said. "It's our culture and it's our future. Well, (Jauch) just threw that down the toilet, and that's coming from a plumber."
One issue recall? Sure, over a take it or leave it offer
from a mining company that demanded environmental exemptions that would have trashed
the environment across the entire state. Big money mining interests that offered
no compromise…now that’s pretty gutsy. That’s how dramatic Republicans have shifted the interests of the state to big business.
From Channel3000:
From Channel3000:
Dan Curran, a retired salesman from Dodgeville, created the exploratory committee to recall Schultz because of his stance on mining. Curran said he was disappointed in Schultz's vote on that issue as well.
And the grass roots effort locally to gather recall
signatures? Call in the outside professionals.
Citizens for Responsible Government, the group that led the recall efforts in 2002 after the Milwaukee County pension scandal, are assisting the efforts against Jauch and Schultz. Schultz described CRG as "kind of a fringe group from Milwaukee loosely tied to talk radio. They like to spend a lot of time in other people's pastures," he said.Schultz nailed it.
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