Racine Public Library Uses Porn-Filtering Software?
BELIEVE IT.
Read about it HERE.
West Bend could take a few lessons from another local library that is making efforts to do the right thing for its community.
Hm! Imagine that!
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Tuesday, March 19, 2013
3801 Lancaster - Watch It
Watch it. And weep.
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Wednesday, November 7, 2012
An Open Letter to Tammy Baldwin
Dear Tammy,
I regret (not really) to inform you that you do not represent me. You will never represent me. It's not that you don't want to, it's just that you can't.
You see, the time you spent as a Congresswoman in Wisconsin has left a legacy of values. These are values that do not, cannot, and will not reflect my own, and this holds true for nearly half of all Wisconsin's families. Your so-called "win" is actually the absolute disenfranchisement of nearly half of Wisconsin's voting citizens.
One thing you are -- is consistent. For that, I commend you. You make it very clear where you stand, what your values are, and who you represent. It isn't me. And it isn't nearly 50% of all of my fellow Wisconsinites or their families.
So when you give speeches that say you are representing me, know that I disagree, vehemently. In fact, I would go so far as to say it is an outright falsehood.
You said, "I didn't run to make history." I respectfully disagree.
You stated, "..and I am well aware that I will be the first openly gay member..." (3:45)
You did make history - you said so yourself. Who you have sex with is your platform, and this you cannot deny no matter how many times you may insist it is not. (Please don't make me list your GLBTQ involvements.)
You said, "Now, I know that many of the people listening to this speech tonight may not have voted for me. but I want you to know that I will stand up for you, and I ask you to work with me..."
My response to your request is one word - no.
You see, Tammy, I won't compromise what I believe in. I won't allow someone who consistently takes a stand against those very core issues that built this nation to sing me a victory lullaby with promises that they cannot keep. You are unable to "stand up for me." You do not believe what I believe. It's just not possible. Your vow to do so is a misrepresentation - and a lie.
But thanks for the mention.
Sincerely,
The Other Half
cc: Mark Pocan
I regret (not really) to inform you that you do not represent me. You will never represent me. It's not that you don't want to, it's just that you can't.
You see, the time you spent as a Congresswoman in Wisconsin has left a legacy of values. These are values that do not, cannot, and will not reflect my own, and this holds true for nearly half of all Wisconsin's families. Your so-called "win" is actually the absolute disenfranchisement of nearly half of Wisconsin's voting citizens.
- You voted for abortion that uses taxpayer money, even if it means a physician use chemicals to do the deed. You voted against any provisions that may disclose that babies feel pain when they are murdered in the womb. You do not value life.
- You voted for gay marriage. You do not value Wisconsin's families, let alone our nation's families.
- You voted to allow minor children to hide an abortion from their parents and obtain them in another state. You do not value parental authority, and you do not value children.
- You voted for gun control. You do not value our Constitutional right to protect ourselves.
- You voted for using government funds (my money/our money) for Planned Parenthood - the largest known national abortion provider. You do not value our finances.
- You voted for the forced provision of contraception and abortion under the Affordable Health Care Act. You do not value religious liberty. (see above)
One thing you are -- is consistent. For that, I commend you. You make it very clear where you stand, what your values are, and who you represent. It isn't me. And it isn't nearly 50% of all of my fellow Wisconsinites or their families.
So when you give speeches that say you are representing me, know that I disagree, vehemently. In fact, I would go so far as to say it is an outright falsehood.
You said, "I didn't run to make history." I respectfully disagree.
You stated, "..and I am well aware that I will be the first openly gay member..." (3:45)
You did make history - you said so yourself. Who you have sex with is your platform, and this you cannot deny no matter how many times you may insist it is not. (Please don't make me list your GLBTQ involvements.)
You said, "Now, I know that many of the people listening to this speech tonight may not have voted for me. but I want you to know that I will stand up for you, and I ask you to work with me..."
My response to your request is one word - no.
You see, Tammy, I won't compromise what I believe in. I won't allow someone who consistently takes a stand against those very core issues that built this nation to sing me a victory lullaby with promises that they cannot keep. You are unable to "stand up for me." You do not believe what I believe. It's just not possible. Your vow to do so is a misrepresentation - and a lie.
But thanks for the mention.
Sincerely,
The Other Half
cc: Mark Pocan
Thursday, May 31, 2012
Final WALKER/BARRETT debate TONIGHT
FINAL GUBERNATORIAL DEBATE TONIGHT - 9 P.M.
Gov. Scott Walker and Milwaukee Mayor Tom Barrett will meet for one final debate Thursday night before Tuesday's recall election. The debate begins at 9 p.m. and is being broadcast statewide from Milwaukee.Wisconsin Family Action will be live tweeting the debate.
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Monday, May 28, 2012
Recaller Taints West Bend Memorial Day Parade
Our family attended the Memorial Day parade in West Bend. We witnessed many, many servicemen, young and old, representing all branches of service. We were humbled by their presence and honored to be the recipient of the freedom that comes with sacrifice. Vintage cars, military vehicles, new 'vettes passed by. Elected officials walked, waved and lent time to honor this day of remembrance.
And then there was the lone recaller......
An older man riding a three-wheeled bike.
He had a large sign across the back of his cycle that read "Recall Walker."
Shame.
A true spoiler to a solemn and honorable event.
Who let this happen?
Here are a few pics of those who served, along with a "thank you" to all military personnel, past and present.
And then there was the lone recaller......
An older man riding a three-wheeled bike.
He had a large sign across the back of his cycle that read "Recall Walker."
Shame.
A true spoiler to a solemn and honorable event.
Who let this happen?
Here are a few pics of those who served, along with a "thank you" to all military personnel, past and present.
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Monday, May 14, 2012
Compas Spoofs Fitz. Disses Homemakers and WOMEN
In this SPOOF done to rebut a comment made by Sen. Fitzgerald by his opponent for the 13th District, Lori Compas (whose claim to fame is getting names on recall petitions and delivering boxes to the Capital), the "average housewife" is given the appearance of a brainless idiot. Of course, to be sure we understand a housewife's role, Compas herself appears in the starring role wearing pearls, an apron, a dress, and carries a duster. To Compas, it seems, that's the iconic look of the stay-at-home woman. She couldn't appear to have been hard at work on something like, oh, the family taxes, or the household budget, or wiping a kids' puke off the floor, or taxi'ing children to events, strategizing future family investments, or the like. I suppose this was Compas's idea of passing off humor; However, this is an epic FAIL with regard to the message she is sending to women who work at home. I am not talking about women who have jobs outside of the home that they are able to perform within their home setting, I'm speaking of women who work full-time right within their own domains, children or no children. Compas's appearance in the skit of a housewife-bimbo tells us that she clearly believes the only way she could get her message across to Fitzgerald was by slashing and burning one of her own kind - a WOMAN.
While using her two children (wearing T-shirts labeled "union thug" and "protest junkie") to aid in sending a sad message of disdain toward another human being while disrespecting housewives everywhere (shame), Compas implies that she did not need her husband in order to initiate and run a recall.
Let's test that message out...
HERE you can witness her husband, Eric (an Asst. Prof. at UW-Whitewater) helping out his wife with "analyzing the distribution of signers [recall signatures]." He generously "tweets" this information out as well HERE.
HERE is Eric's map of campaign contributions for Scott Fitzgerald, and, interestingly, HERE is Lori's statement that coincides with the findings on his map. Hmmmm......
Eric signed his wife's recall petition HERE.
Lastly, Compas clearly needed her husband (and even her children) to pull off an offensive campaign slur in a youtube video skit. Guess she's really NOT in this alone after all, is she?
Wonder Woman, she ain't.
Now, let's put Fitzgerald's comments BACK INTO CONTEXT. (Compas's disingenuous attempt at twisting Fitzgerald's words is so poorly orchestrated, it's more transparent than cellophane tape.)
What Fitzgerald actually said:
While using her two children (wearing T-shirts labeled "union thug" and "protest junkie") to aid in sending a sad message of disdain toward another human being while disrespecting housewives everywhere (shame), Compas implies that she did not need her husband in order to initiate and run a recall.
Let's test that message out...
HERE you can witness her husband, Eric (an Asst. Prof. at UW-Whitewater) helping out his wife with "analyzing the distribution of signers [recall signatures]." He generously "tweets" this information out as well HERE.
HERE is Eric's map of campaign contributions for Scott Fitzgerald, and, interestingly, HERE is Lori's statement that coincides with the findings on his map. Hmmmm......
Eric signed his wife's recall petition HERE.
Lastly, Compas clearly needed her husband (and even her children) to pull off an offensive campaign slur in a youtube video skit. Guess she's really NOT in this alone after all, is she?
Wonder Woman, she ain't.
Now, let's put Fitzgerald's comments BACK INTO CONTEXT. (Compas's disingenuous attempt at twisting Fitzgerald's words is so poorly orchestrated, it's more transparent than cellophane tape.)
What Fitzgerald actually said:
For the record, Fitzgerald said he doesn't buy Compas' Pollyanna image. He knows some people are painting the race as a David-vs.-Goliath contest. But Fitzgerald said he thinks her husband is one of the main forces behind her campaign, as well as unions and protest groups.
"I don't for one minute believe she is the organizing force behind this whole thing," he said.
What the average voter can easily understand from this: She is backed by others such as unions, special interest groups (she is endorsed by Planned Parenthood and FAIR Wisconsin -a pro gay group), and her husband, Eric, a teacher, who organized a protest walk from UW-Whitewater to the Capitol to hand-deliver a message from the UW-W teachers opposing the Budget Repair Bill. (As an aside, both of Compas's parents are retired schoolteachers.)
Fitzgerald's comments are legit. Her husband clearly has a stake in his wife's endeavors. To say he is not a driving force is to deny the obvious.
Compas gets a thumbs down for items too numerous to mention.
Last, Compas clearly needs to be held up by "somebody." If you go to her "listening sessions" HERE and HERE, you will find Compas stating that she knows little of the issues concerning her district or the state, and that she is there to "listen." She gives no indications of her position on anything, and for all one can gather from these sessions, she is pro-Cottonelle and anti-Charmin, which isn't telling you much.
Compas should stick to photography. At least it doesn't involve misleading the general population of her district. And everyone smiles at you.
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Tuesday, May 8, 2012
Thursday, May 3, 2012
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