Wednesday, September 3,2008
Eat/Drink

Nilsestuen’s award-winning policies

By Sarah Biondich
Before becoming our state’s agriculture secretary in 2003, Rod Nilsestuen spent 24 years as president and chief executive officer of the Wisconsin Federation of Cooperatives (WFC). Under his guidance, the WFC increased its size to 860 co-ops and 1.8 million members.
Wednesday, September 3,2008
Off the Cuff

Frankly Funny

By Jim Cryns
After years of touring the comedy circuit and being a featured member of “MADtv,” Frank Caliendo is star ring in his own successful TBS series, “Frank TV.” The show’s second season is set to air in October. Caliendo is the driving-force of the program, which features filmed comedy sketches combined with stand-up pieces before a live audience.
Thursday, September 4,2008
Elections

Christine Sinicki Has Earned Another Term

Assembly Endorsement

By Shepherd Express Staff
Legislator Christine Sinicki, who currently represents the city’s South Side, St. Francis and Cudahy, should be returned to the state Assembly. Of the three candidates in the Democratic primary, Sinicki most closely matches the 20th District’s values and positions on the main issues facing Milwaukee and the rest of the state.
Wednesday, September 17,2008
Taking Liberties

Republican Vote Fraud

By Joel McNally
Based on the 2000 and 2004 presidential elections, we know that vote fraud has been a very successful issue for the Republican Party: The more vote fraud they commit, the more successful they are. That’s why it was no surprise when Republican Attorney General J.B. Van Hollen, co-chairman of the John McCain campaign...
Wednesday, September 24,2008
News Features

Partisan Taskmasters and an Election Task Force

The attorney general’s voting shenanigans continue

By Cory Liebmann
Those looking for voter fraud in Wisconsin may want to start with the top elected official at the Department of Justice. Two weeks ago, Wisconsin Attorney General J.B. Van Hollen filed a frivolous lawsuit against the state’s Government Accountability Board (GAB), a move that could greatly compromise the November election.
Wednesday, October 15,2008
News Features

Will the Democrats Take Control of the State Assembly?

They’re just three seats short of a majority

By Louis Fortis
Currently the state Assembly is controlled by the Republicans with a 52 to 47 majority and led by Speaker Mike Huebsch, who attended Oral Roberts University, a fundamentalist Christian institution. In the 2006 election, the Democrats picked up eight seats. This year they need just three more seats to have...
Wednesday, October 22,2008
News Features

South Side Incumbent Gets a Challenge

Honadel and Brower vie for the 21st Assembly District

By Lisa Kaiser
Mark Honadel became the first Republican representative of the 21st Assembly District in 75 years when he won a special election in 2003 against Al Foeckler. The district— which encompasses Oak Creek, South Milwaukee and two wards of Milwaukee— had long been represented by Democrats Richard...
Wednesday, October 29,2008
Elections

State Senate Endorsements

Sheldon Wasserman and Robert Wirch

By Shepherd Express Staff
Sheldon Wasserman is the best choice for North Shore residents. Wasserman, an ob-gyn who has served in the state Assembly since 1994, is well positioned to become a leader in the state Senate on tax policy, health care and education reform. Although some Republican voters may hesitate to cross party lines and vote...
Wednesday, October 29,2008
Elections

State Assembly Endorsements

ENDORSEMENTS 2008

By Shepherd Express Staff
Assembly Republicans proved last year that they are not putting the best interests of Wisconsin residents first. Republican leaders were happy to play games— and fund-raise—while shamelessly stalling budget negotiations. This sort of partisan brinksmanship has no place in serious state matters that affect all of us...
Wednesday, November 5,2008
News Features

You predicted Obama would win Wisconsin and the presidency

By Shepherd Express Staff
After a very long campaign and an unprecedented amount of attention, the 2008 presidential election is finally over. According to the survey from last week’s cover story, conducted before the election, here’s what you thought about it: Who You Are- Two-thirds of you supported either Barack Obama or John McCain in the presidential primary.
 
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