On Lawyer: Edgerton police going too far by redacting ID info from reports

Posted on May 16 at 11:51 p.m. ( Suggest removal )

So you find a self appointed "expert" lawyer who says the police are wrong, but the whole reason this mess even exists is because of......lawyers. Methinks I found the problem.

On Some question school workers' benefits

Posted on April 13 at 12:29 p.m. ( Suggest removal )

I love how Mr. (And I use that term loosely) Sodemann states how "obscene" these benefits are. As if the teachers just took these benefits by force. Perhaps it's been awhile, but I'll bet Mr. Sodemann can rack his brain and recall the days when the teachers were allowed to openly bargain for their pay and benefits. The key word being bargain, which means that folks like Mr. Sodemann were also involved in the bargaining process and that his side would have had to agree to these benefits, and like most any bargaining, if your getting something here, it means you're giving something up somewhere else. That's how good faith bargaining works, well at least it used to. So please mr. Sodemann, spare me the feigned indignance and disgust, it only serves to make you appear less intelligent than you already are, at least to those of us with a functioning brain that don't have our noses stuck in Scott Walker's shorts that is.

On Dog sought after bite on Janesville bike trail

Posted on April 12 at 12:44 a.m. ( Suggest removal )

"uvujvl-this was a dog running around at large, and is different from the proposed allowing of dogs in parks..."

Umm, If an idiot takes his dog to the park and doesn't restrain him, then, well, it's pretty much the same thing as this. You're assuming that the idiots in this city will all abide by the leash requirement, let me help you out, when you bet on the common intelligence/decency of your fellow citizen, you've made a bad bet.

On “WE WANT A VOTE!” We deserve a vote on gun controls!!

Posted on April 9 at 12:23 p.m. ( Suggest removal )

I could care less what the President and a bunch of politicians who seek to exploit tragedies to serve their purpose think should be voted or discussed when it comes to the Constitution. It's called the Bill of RIGHTS for a reason. Look up the word infringed when you get a minute, you might find it helpful when trying to understand why all these "gun nuts" as people like yourself like to call them cling so desperately to their Constitutional rights. I'm guessing you'd have a different view if the government even thought about interfering with your 1st Amendment rights in such a fashion, but you're willing to just flush yours and others 2nd Amendment rights down the toilet.

On Wis. spends nearly $850K to defend union limits

Posted on April 4 at 9:57 a.m. ( Suggest removal )

But remember, the whole excuse for screwing the public employees in the first place was that the state's broke. Funny how they can always find the money for something they truly want though.

On Wisconsin police officer to be honored in memorial

Posted on April 3 at 12:14 p.m. ( Suggest removal )

Good to see the powers that be in Washington pulled their heads out. It's a shame our governor doesn't support the still living officers of this state like he supports the fallen ones.

On Rhodes out at Rock County Humane Society

Posted on February 13 at 3:26 p.m. ( Suggest removal )

Funny how the phrase ""Rhodes asked/advocated for more money from cities/governments" appears repeatedly in this story. That's exactly why you're out on your duff Ms. Rhodes, because you never figured out that the rest of the non-profit world has to go out and bust their humps to raise funds, they don't just rely on strong arming local municipalities. I've seen numerous fundraising events for Friends of Noah, I can't remember when I've seen anything for the RCHS. Couple that laziness with the apparent winning personality and PR savvy that many have described and its a wonder RCHS lasted this long.

On Gov. Walker wants to boost mental-health funding

Posted on February 6 at 4:20 p.m. ( Suggest removal )

"When was the last time someone who suffered from a mental illness walked into a school, mall or other crowed public space and took the lives of over 10 people with a knife, club or ANY other weapon besides a semi-automatic firearm."
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When was the last time a severely drunk person killed anyone with something other than an automobile? Guess we should take your car away then too, and if memory serves, I don't recall an amendment in the Bill of Rights that mentions cars, hmmm.

On Fargo Beer Co. going to Fargo, for real

Posted on February 3 at 10:43 a.m. ( Suggest removal )

Wisconsin, open for business!!! Er, not so much.

On Unemployment up in nearly all cities, counties

Posted on January 24 at 1:57 a.m. ( Suggest removal )

So, other than screw the public employees, and end up thus far, about 220,000 jobs short of your promise, exactly what have you done Scooter?