Honor roll of counties that went for Butler:
Dane--72%. Milwaukee--58%; Menominee--68%; Rock--57%; Iowa--58%; Eau
Claire--54%; Green--54%; Portage--54%; Kenosha--51%; La Crosse--55%;
Richland--50%; Lafayette--50%; preliminary result show Sauk, home of
Belle Case La Follette, and Fighting Bob Fest, 56% for Justice Butler.
(We will return to Sauk for Bob Fest on September 6, even if the early
numbers are altered.)
Hall of shame: Waukesha 64% Gableman; Waushara 64%; Green Lake 66%.
Saul
Alinsky urged a tip-of-the-hat to Lucifer for he has his own kingdom.
So, a tip-of-the-hat to WMC for the outrageous, albeit successful,
campaign to oust Louis Butler. Lies, fear, misrepresentation and
millions of dollars paid off. A new low in Wisconsin history was
rewarded by election of a sure vote for WMC.
But let's face
it. Too many people treated this all-important race as a spectator
sport. The election of an unqualified person to the Court through these
tactics is either the beginning of the end of our traditions or it can
be the stimulus to take back our state. I vote for the latter.
Lee Hamilton joins Minnesota Senator Amy Klobuchar by
endorsing Barack Obama. The drip, drip of good news for Barack is
becoming a steady stream. Yes, Hillary should decide on her own, and
she could still mount a successful effort, but Barack's endorsements
are key to gaining super delegates.
Scott Walker, who won again as Milwaukee County Scrooge,
defeating Lena Taylor, said last night, "I want to make us great
again." How? I guess by cutting programs, selling parks, closing
swimming pools, ignoring the schools. Oh boy! "Great again." Paaleezzee!
Sign outside Supreme Court should read, "Clear it with WMC."



