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• McCallum: Gov. Signs Bill to Help Battle Against Chronic Wasting Disease
• Harwood: Remarks by Former Neenah Mayor for Armed Forces Day
• Shibilski Campaign: Congressman Obey Endorses Shibilski for Lieutenant Governor

• Lasee: Calls for New Budget Committee
• Shilling: Statement Regarding the Latest Developments in the Brown Murder Investigation
• WNA: Newspaper Association Holds Logo Contest
• DOA: 26 State Agencies and Campuses Receive Minority Business Award
• Norquist: Response to Gov's Formation of State and Local Government Task Force
• Common Cause: Momentum Building in Legislature to Halt Legal Fees Payments
• Milwaukee Dept. of City Development: Proposed Freeway Expansion Plan
• DPW: Earth to McCallum: 2002 Election Looms
• Falk: Signs Legislation Banning Feeding of Deer, Creating CWD Task Force
• Jauch: SBC Ameritech Shuts Off Northern Wisconsin Citizens
• DPW: Interim Governor McCallum Hides Poor Ethics in Plain Sight
• Robson: Assembly Shared Revenue Proposal Still Unacceptable
• McCallum: Gov. to Sign CWD Bill Saturday
• McCallum: Gov. to Hold Media Availability with USDA Undersecretary Hawks
• WHA: Governor and Gubernatorial Candidates Oppose Hospital Construction Ban
• McCallum: Gov. Appoints Members to Task Force on State and Local Government
• Barrett: Brings Campaign to Madison
• Wis. Campaign to Ban Cyanide in Mining: New Cyanide Spill, Hijacking of Truck Grim Reminders of Risks
• Educational Approval Board: New Schools Offer Career Choices
• Dane Co. Board: Dane Co. Leads While WI Lags on Controlling CWD From Game Farms, Gov. Ignores State's Record

May 16, 2002

• Jensen: Responding to Rep. Carpenter, et. al. Letter on Legal Fees
• WPRI: Law Enforcement Consolidation in Dane County Could Save $6.4 Million a Year
• DOR, Dept. of Employee Trust Funds: Letter to Budget Conferees Urging Action on IRA, 401k Tax Treatment
  • Background
• Petri: Legislation to Improve Nation's Bus Security
• Petri: Latest Radio Program
• 32 Assembly Democrats: Ask Jensen to Stop Taxpayer Funding of Lawyers in Capitol Probe
• Common Cause: Memo to Legislators Re: Assembly CFR Proposal
• Kohl: Kohl to Meet With USDA Expert on Chronic Wasting Disease in Milwaukee on Monday
• DATCP: Be Careful of Traveling Sales Crews
• Feingold: Oversight Hearing on Chronic Wasting Disease
• McCallum: Governor Appoints Task Force Aimed at Reforming Gov't at All Levels
• Supreme Court: Third Branch Link
• DATCP: Hearings Set on Proposed Use Of Balance Pro Herbicide in Wisconsin
• DPI: Wisconsin's 2002 Presidential Scholars Named
• Foley & Lardner: Former U.S. Congressman Klug to Lead Foley & Lardner's National Public Affairs Practice Group
• Dept. of Veterans Affairs: French Government to Present Certificates of Appreciation to State Veterans of World War II at Special Ceremony in Madison on Friday, May 17
• DOA: Wisconsin Businesses & Machine Shops Encouraged to Learn the Fundamentals of Federal Government Contracting
• Barrett: Barrett Delivers Statement on Chronic Wasting Disease
• Freese: Democracy Campaign Earns an 'F' for Campaign Finance Critique
• WDC: Freese Rant on WDC Hides Real Weaknesses in Latest Campaign Finance Reform Proposal
• Feingold: Feingold Raises Police, Firefighters Concerns to FEMA Regarding Administration of Grant Funds
• Kind: Kind Offers Welfare Reform Bill
• Supreme Court: Interpreter Training Program is Piloted in Barron
• Dept. of Workforce Development: April Unemployment Rates Released
• Visuality: Visuality Joins Lautenschlager Campaign
• Baldwin: Statement on Chronic Wasting Disease
• Baumgart: Legislature Acts to Combat Chronic Wasting Disease
• Sherman: Praises Action on CWD; State Poised to Take 'Aggressive Action'
• Thompson Campaign: Campaign Finance Proposal Just Another Republicrat Scam
• WI Citizen Action: Reform Group Issues Report Card on Assembly Campaign Reform Plan
• Masel: All Candidates Invited to Address Weedstock 2002
• Wis. Right to Life: How in the World Do Campaign Finance 'Reformers' Figure That Silencing Citizen Groups Will Result in 'Clean' Elections?
• Green: Rep. Green Will Host Student Art Competition This Weekend
• UW System: UW System Graduates 28,000 Students This Year
• Thompson Campaign: Study Shows Need for Thompson's Budget Solution
• State PTA: Goes on Record in Support of Adequate School Funding
• RPW: First Lady, Lt. Gov. to Speak at 2002 Convention; Focus on Female Involvement in GOP
• DFI: David Yeazel Pleads Guilty in Fraudulent Securities Sale
• Stora Enso: Stora Enso to Restructure its Forest Ownership in Finland and the USA
• McCallum: Statement on Passage of Chronic Wasting Disease Legislation
• McCallum: Gov. Testifies on Chronic Wasting Disease Before Congressional Subcommittee
  • Long Version - Submitted to Congressional Record
  • Short Version - Delivered Verbally
• Dane County Enviros: Wisconsin Legislature Fails to Take Effective Action to Test Game Farms
• Johnsrud: Legislature Passes CWD Bill in Special Session
• Hansen: Senate Passes Emergency Chronic Wasting Disease Bill
• Freese, Skindrud: Flawed Chronic Wasting Disease Bill Gets 'No' Vote From Reps. Freese and Skindrud
• Kind: Kind Presents Testimony at Congressional CWD Hearing

May 15, 2002

• DOT: State Has Funds Available to Help Communities with Transportation Projects
• Dept. of Justice: Two Arrested, One Sought for Simulating Legal Process
• Biskupic Campaign: Biskupic Gets an 'A' for Campaign Disclosures
• DOA: State Report Details Energy Conservation Efforts
  • Report
• Barrett: Launches New Efforts to Halt Spread of Chronic Wasting Disease
• DATCP: Week of May 20 is Targeted Date for Start of Gypsy Moth Spraying
• Kind: Kind Introduces 'Science-Based' Legislation to Aid in CWD Fight
• WSN: WSNetwork News
• WDC: Responds to Latest Reform Proposal
• Barrett: Barrett to Join Congressional Hearing On Chronic Wasting Disease
• Barrett: Votes to Restore Highway Funding
• Alliant Energy: Interstate Power and Light Company Doubles Wind Energy Bid
• Barrett Campaign: Barrett Brings Campaign to Madison
• LaFollette School of Public Affairs: Structural Deficit Likely to Remain Through 2010
• ATL: Litigating States Only Proved that Lawyers and Politicians Have No Business Designing Software
• Green: Rep. Green Issues Plea to Federal Agencies on CWD
• McCallum: Gov. Kicks Off "Shape Up Wisconsin Kids" Day
• Shibilski Campaign: Shibilski Backs End to Paying Legal Fees
• Mining Coalition: State Groups Protest WMC Flambeau Mine Award At Rally in Waukesha

May 14, 2002

• Vrakas: Letter to Wirch - Early Retirement No Conference Committee Bargaining Chip
• Wirch: Response to Vrakas Letter
• Obey, Kohl: Seek Restoration of Funds for Wisconsin Senior Nutrition Program Through Emergency Funding Bill
• Sensenbrenner: President Signs Sensenbrenner Visa and Border Security Legislation
• Wis. Right to Life: Hails Pro-Life Victory at U.N. Child Summit
• McCallum: Statement from Governor on Budget Conference Committee Action
• Falk Campaign: Falk to Receive SEIU Endorsement; Tour to Include Milwaukee School, Madison Hospital
• Dept. of Justice: Receives Minority Business Award
• Erpenbach: Calls for Removal of Chvala and Jensen from Conference
• Young Campaign: Plan to Close the State's $1.1 Billion Deficit
• Dept. of Commerce: Town of Rockland Certified to Enforce Commercial Building Codes
• Thompson Campaign: Caucus Scandal Lawyer Payments Demonstrate 'Accountability Vacuum'
• McCallum: Governor To Kick Off Shape Up Wisconsin Kids Day
• Walker: To Announce Key Appointment Today

May 13, 2002

• Wis. Medical Society: Letter to Budget Conferees Re: Tobacco Settlement Dollars
• 3rd District GOP: Leaders Grateful for Presidential Visit to Western Wisconsin
• McCallum: Gov. Proclaims May 12-18 Nursing Home Week in Wisconsin
• Common Cause: To Seek Vote in Legislature on Halting Payment of Attorneys Fees to Legislators and Staff
• IUOE: Operating Engineers Union Endorses Peg Lautenschlager for A.G.
• Dept. of Justice: Doyle Files Criminal Charges in Milwaukee County Pension Case
• Supreme Court: Supreme Court Appoints Four to Lawyer Investigative Committees
• McCallum: State Agencies to Participate in Terrorism Preparedness Exercise on Thursday
• Black: Calls on Conference Committee to Quickly Pass Campaign Finance Reform
• Former DNR Secretary, Dane County Leaders: Release Records Showing State Knew About CWD in Game Farms in 1998 But Did Little
• Carpenter: Speaker Jensen Has Got to Go
• Walworth County GOP: RPWC to Welcome Gov. McCallum
• Dept. of Justice: AG Doyle to Hold Madison Press Conference to Discuss Milwaukee County Pension Investigation

May 10, 2002

• Gundrum: Video Voyeur Law Clears First Legal Hurdle
• DPI: Bulletin, Vol. 13, No. 8
• DFI: Governor's Task Force on Financial Education Releases Preliminary Recommendations for Public Opinion
• George: Statement on the Release of Names by Senate and Assembly Clerk Offices
• Biskupic Campaign: Statement on Burke's Withdrawal from Race
• Freese: Striking Back at CWD
• Burke: Senator Burke Withdraws from Attorney General Race
• DNR: Natural Resources Board Meeting Agenda
• Wirch: Letter to Rep. Vrakas from Sen. Wirch
• Jensen: Press Statement from Jensen
• Chvala: Press Statement from Senate Majority Leader Chuck Chvala
• WI Lottery: Lottery clarifies information on business magazine advertisement
• Falk: A Conservation Agenda for Wisconsin
• McCallum: Governor Announces Grant to Help People with Disabilities
• Falk Campaign: Falk Talk
• Thompson Campaign: Thompson Letter Brings About Medical Marijuana Meeting
• DOJ: State Gets Court Order Against Jackson Center Parent Company; Filing Cites Non-Functional Safety Equipment, Falsified Records
• Lippert: Applauds Republican Conferees for Proposal to Add To Endowment
• DOJ: State Resolves Drinking Water Lawsuit in Portage County

May 9, 2002

• ATL: Evidence is Clear that Microsoft Case is All About the Interests of Competitors, not Consumers
• Dane County: County Agencies to Exercise Emergency Preparedness
• League of Conservation Voters: Names Tammy Baldwin an Environmental Champion for 2002
• ATL: Technology Group Urges Swift Passage of TPA
• TaylorMade Consultation: Market Research Company Says Yes to No Call List
• Skindrud: More Than Just A Pretty Face
• Kind: Secures Congressional Hearing on Chronic Wasting Disease
• Chvala: Senate Expected to Convene May 15 at 3 p.m.
• Baumgart, Johnsrud: Legislative Committees to Work on CWD Proposals in Special Session
• McCallum: Gov. Gives Support to Parental Choice Program at Ceremony for Hope Christian
• SEIU: SEIU Members Vote to Endorse Kathleen Falk for Governor
• Sensenbrenner: Securing Our Nation's Borders
• PTA: State PTA Goes on Record in Support Keeping the Wisconsin Tobacco Prevention Endowment Intact
• Dept. of Veterans Affairs: For Veterans and Their Families in Southern Wisconsin
• DATCP: Avoid Ozone-Generating Air Cleaning Products as a Remedy for Mold
• DATCP: Weyerhaeuser Agrees to Fund Siding Study
• Milwaukee Deputy Sheriffs' Association: Milwaukee Deputies Welcome Scott Walker as Milwaukee's County Executive
• Decker: President Bush's "No Child Left Behind Policy" Should Include Children in Voucher Schools
• Women's Network: Women and Aging Groups Offer "Recipe" For Health and Long-Term Care
• TDA: Governor To Speak at TDA Annual Meeting
• WPS Resources: Shareholders Told of Record Year
• DATCP: Wisconsin's Dairy Future
• Barrett: Barrett to Speak at D.C. Briefing on Spanish-language Job Training Program
• Thompson Campaign: Announces Kenosha County Chair
• Vrakas: Wants to Schedule Vote on Sen. Dems' Early Retirement Budget Repair Proposal
• DPI: Applauds Educators During Teacher Appreciation Week
• WSN: WSN Website Down Temporarily for Upgrade
• State Employees PAC: State Workers Want Answers; SEPAC Puts Governor Candidates to the Test
• DPW: McCallum Million-Dollar TV Makeover Misleads Voters
• Doyle: Letter to Jensen, Chvala - Secret Talks No Solution to Budget Problem
• Dept. of Commerce: Gov. McCallum Announces Community Development Grant for Trempeleau
• Wis. Farm Bureau: Wisconsin Farm Bureau Credits State Congressional Delegation for Farm Bill Passage
• Supreme Court: Milwaukee Judge, Attorney Appointed to Judicial Conduct Advisory Committee
• Pocan: Questions Wisconsin Lottery's Expenditure for Advertisement in Business Magazine
• Feingold: Ginseng Fair Labeling Act on its Way to Presidents Desk
• Falk: Releases 'First Health for Wisconsin' to Make Health Care Affordable, Secure

May 8, 2002

• McCormick: McCormick To Name Members of Task Force To Investigate Local Health Insurance Costs
• Vukmir Campaign: Leah Vukmir Praises President Bush's Education Message
• River Alliance: C.A.N.O.E. Volume 5, Issue 10
• Dept. of Commerce: Gov. Announces Business Development Project in Howard, Brown County
• Wasserman: Suggestion to Reduce Cost of CWD program
• Dept. of Commerce: Gov. Announces Venture Capital Project
• Feingold: Statement on the Farm Bill
• Green: Comments on Senate Approval of Biskupic for U.S. Attorney Post
• Barrett: Calls Special Session on Chronic Wasting Disease the Right Step
• Kohl: Wisconsin, Vermont Senators Raise a Glass of Milk to Toast Dairy Agreement in Farm Bill
• Kohl: Farm Bill Contains Additional Funding for Senior Farmers' Market Program; Kohl Works to Steer that Money Toward Wisconsin
  • Kohl Statement on Farm Bill
• McCallum: Farm Bill Could Mark New Era for Federal Dairy Policy
• DPW: Vice-President Gore to Keynote DPW State Convention
• Robson: Stands By Conclusions of Nurse Survey
• DOJ: State Files Environmental Lawsuit in Dane County
• Thompson Campaign: Budget Fix Delay Postpones Chvala and Jensen's Day in Court
• DPW: Celebrates McCallum's Birthday with 'Empty Issues' Gift
• Dane County Gov't: County Executive, Board Supervisors Introduce Resolution for Chronic Wasting Disease Task Force
• Supreme Court: Today's Decision - State v. Bradley Alan St. George
• DOJ: State Files Environmental Lawsuit in Price County
• Dept. of Commerce: Announces Community Development Grant for Colfax
• Feingold: Statement on President's Visit Highlighting Education
• SEIU District 1199W/UP: Nurses Send Legislators a 'Wake-Up Call': Protect Patients

• Baumgart: Baumgart Praises Chronic Wasting Disease Compromise
• Rep. Cullen: Legislators To Jensen: Tell Clerk To Stop Appeal
• Young Campaign: Green Party Candidate for Governor Opens State Campaign Headquarters
• Dept. of Regulation and Licensing: Disciplinary Orders Issued in April
• Barrett Campaign: Statement on Release of Caucus Legal Fee Records
• Common Cause: Victory! Chief Clerks Throw in the Towel -- Will Not Appeal O'Brien Decision
• Nass: Letter to Jensen Re: Caucus Legal Fee Records
• DHFS: DHFS Secretary Phyllis Dube Announces 'Prevention/Early Intervention in Mental Health' Mini-Grant Recipients
• DOJ: AG's Task Force Makes Another Arrest
• Dept. of Commerce: McCallum Recognizes Export Achievement Award Recipients
• COWS: Currently @ COWS
• DNR: News and Outdoor Report
• WTCS: State Only Loses Seven Percent of Tech College Graduates to Other States
• DATCP: Harsdorf Says Farm Bill Helps Wisconsin Conservation Efforts
• Feingold: Gregg, Feingold Introduce Spending Caps Legislation
• DATCP: Special Aquatic Pesticide Registration Offered for Public Review
• George: Calls for Leadership on Chronic Wasting Disease Solutions
• McCallum: Call for a Special Session on CWD
• Rosenzweig: Michigan Early Retirement Plan Vastly Different
• Wis. Citizen Action: Parents and Teachers Call on President Bush: Teach Children to Honor Pledges by Funding After School Learning Centers
• DPW: Media Advisory - News Conference About President Bush's "Education" Visit
• Common Cause: Ellis, Cowles, CC/WI call on Senate to Disclose Legal Fee Recipients
• WDC: Open Memo to Legislature - Caucus Legal Fees and Open Records
• RPW: Former Klug Assistant Eric Schutt Takes on Role of Interim Executive Director
• Dept. of Commerce: DOC Safety and Buildings Division Announces Building Code Education Sessions
• Common Cause: Media Advisory - Press Conference concerning Judge Sarah O'Brien's Decision Last Week

May 6, 2002

• LaFollette School of Public Affairs: Virginia Hart Special Recognition Award Recipients Announced
• Wisconsin Women's Network: Women and Aging Groups to Deliver Cookies with a Message to Legislators
• American Cancer Society: The Reality of Tobacco - Real People Share Battles with Tobacco-Related Cancers
• Barrett: Names Doris Hanson Senior Policy Advisor
• Barrett: Unveils Plan to Address the Healthcare Worker Shortage Crisis
• Baumgart, Schultz: Baumgart and Schultz Call for Special Session on CWD
• Feingold: Introduces Bill to Save Taxpayers Nearly $10 Billion
• Dept. of Commerce: Annual Report Available for Main Street Program
• McCallum: Governor at Milwaukee-Area Events on Tuesday
• Vrakas: Urges Taxpayers to Testify at Public Hearing on Senate Dems' Early Retirement Scheme
• WISTAX: State-Local Government Pay 3% Higher Here Than Nation
• Alliant Energy: Interstate Power and Light Announces Winning Renewable Bid
• Alliance of Cities: Newsletter - Levy Limits on Horizon?
• DFI: Governor's Task Force on Financial Education to Hold Five Public Listening Sessions Across the State
• McCallum: Gov. Proclaims Public Employee Recognition Week
• Pro-Life Wis.: Rally for Life 2002 Energizes Over a Thousand Pro-Life Wisconsinites
• Transportation Builders Assoc.: Wisconsin Contractors Receive National Civil Rights Awards
• Dept. of Justice: Doyle Letter to Clerks: Withholding Legal Fee Names Illegal
• Dept. of Tourism: Latest Headlines
• Arc-Wisconsin Disability Assoc.: Legislators Urged to Review Medicare Prior Authorization Process
• Dept. of Commerce: DOC Safety and Buildings Division Announces Building Code Education Sessions

May 5, 2002

• Dept. of Tourism: 2001 Traveler Spending Tops $11 Billion

May 4, 2002

• George: Calls for Resignation of Legislative Leaders Over Caucus Scandal

May 3, 2002

• Wis. Biotechnology Association: Reform Prior Authorization Process
• 1000 Friends of Wisconsin: Once-ln-A-Lifetime Preservation Opportunities
• DEG: Electronic Phone Book Ushers in Digital Era, Cuts Costs
• DPI: Ten New Teachers of the Visually Impaired to be Recognized Saturday
• Baldwin: Bad in Farm Bill Outweighs the Good
• Wis. Public Utility Institute: Former News Anchor Wendy Warren Grapentine Named Director of Wisconsin Public Utility Institute
• Dept. of Commerce: Gov. McCallum Announces Dairy 2020 Grants
• WHA, WHCA: Nursing Survey Refutes Mandatory Overtime Claims
• Brown County Conservation Alliance: 2002 Conservation Congress Resolutions
• Barrett: Calls for Action on Gas Prices
• McCallum: Governor's Schedule for Monday, May 6th
• RPW: Chairman Graber Responds to DPW Release
• Pro-Life Wis.: Rally for Life 2002 Set for Tomorrow in Madison
• Depts. of Commerce, Tourism: Depts. Assist Apostle Island Cruise Service, Inc.
• WDC: Response to Rep. Gary Sherman Editorial Titled 'Watchdog group should get the failing grade'
• Wis. Right to Life: Narrow Defeat of Hawaii Euthanasia Bill Should Serve as Wake-Up Call to Nation
• DPW: With All That Money, Who Needs Issues?
• Supreme Court: Appointment Selection Committee Welcomes Members from Madison, Milwaukee, Wausau, and Wisconsin Rapids
• Black: Vows to Fight Stewardship Budget Cut

• Barrett: Announces $342,467 Grant for Legacy Bank
• Barrett: Introduces Legislation to Level the Playing Field for Wisconsin Homebuyers
• Wisconsin Grocers: Wisconsin Grocers Endorse McCallum
• Coalition for America's Families: Coalition Deems Choice, Pension Ads Success; More Ads Under Consideration
• OCI: Storm Replacements Can Be Complicated But Worth Negotiation
• Barrett: Rejects Irresponsible Farm Bill
• Ryan: Secures Key Welfare Provisions for Wisconsin in Committee Markup
• WDC: State Free Air Time Coalition Grows
• Baldwin: Baldwin to Host High School Congressional Arts Award Reception
• American Heart Association: Additional Tobacco Funds Provide Opportunity for Conference Committee Agreement
• COWS: Noos from the Field
• Green: Rep. Green Says Final House Passage of Farm Bill Thursday is Good News for State
• Robson: Nurse Survey Validates Testimony on Mandatory Overtime Bill
• Kind: Disappointed with Farm Bill Votes
• Depts. of Commerce, Tourism: Depts. Assist Mama's, Inc. Restaurant Renovation
• ACLU: Calls On Schools Superintendent to Protect Voucher Students From Sexual Abuse
• Walker Campaign: County Executive-Elect Walker to Speak to Students Today
• Kohl: Secures Commitment from Transportation Secretary to Strengthen Charter Aircraft Safety Plans
• Vukmir Campaign: Vukmir Announces Formation of State Assembly Campaign Committee
• Dept. of Commerce: Gov. McCallum Announces Community Development Grant for Coloma
• Dept. of Commerce: Grants Further Export Development
• MMSD: Construction Started on Largest MMSD Sewer Project in Decades
• Kohl: Statement on Confirmations of Biskupic and Kruziki
• DOA: State Government Has Developed a Model Energy Conservation Strategy
• RPW: Bill Bennett to be Featured Speaker at GOP State Convention
• Moore: Letter to County Executive-Elect Walker
• Black: Conference Committee Should Meet Until Job Is Done

May 1, 2002

• Finman: Urges Area Legislators to Protect Taxpayers
• Transportation Development Association: Transportation Projects are Vital for Wisconsin's Economy and Quality of Life
• UW Alumni for Life: UW Alumni Ad Challenges Regents on Embryonic Stem Cell Research
• Hansen: Praises UW-Marinette / NWTC Partnership
• Urban: Veteran Lawmaker Urban Announces His Retirement
• Chvala: Official Announcement of Conference Committee Members
• Barrett, Kleczka: GAO Study Raises Questions About the Role of Private Contractors in Reform
• Walker Campaign: County Executive-Elect Walker Announces Transition Advisory Committee
• Kind: Seeks to Help States Move People from Welfare to Work
• Norquist: Announces Veteran Management Team for Mayor's Office
• DPI, ECB: State Superintendent and ECB Director Call on Conference Committee to Continue Educational Programming
• Wis. Stewardship Network: WSN Network News
• McCallum: Gov. Announces New Service That Adds Convenience and Saves Taxpayers' Money
• Ryan: Named to Serve on House Speaker's Prescription Drug Action Team
• Supreme Court: Today's Opinion - State v. Edward Terrell Jennings
• Supreme Court: Accepts One New Case
• Kohl: Joins as Cosponsor of Measure to Support Breast Cancer Research
• Kohl: Lends Support to Bill that Would Help Make Prescription Drugs More Affordable
• McCallum: Announces Federal Aid For Wisconsin Workers in Five Northwestern Counties
• Kohl, Feingold: Oppose "Back Door" Increase on Students
• Thompson Campaign: Announces Waupaca County Chair
• College Democrats: Bush Administration Take a Cue From Assembly GOP
• George: Hails Reform Movement
• Dept. of Commerce: Register now for Milwaukee Venture Conference
• McCallum: Statement on Scott Walker's Election as Milwaukee County Executive
• RPW: Wis GOP Bats 1.000 in Special Elections
• Thompson Campaign: Thompson Demands Earlier Tax Freedom Day
• McCallum: Governor Urges Congress to Pass Dairy Program