Rebecca Kemble

Judge Skeptical of Restrictions on Free Speech in Wis. Capitol »

By Rebecca Kemble, April 19, 2013

The judge was not impressed with the state’s twisted arguments, which sounded as if they came from Alice in Wonderland.read more

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Wis. Tribal Leader Challenges Walker »

By Rebecca Kemble, April 10, 2013

While stressing collaboration, the tribal chairman held firm on fishing rights and on mining.read more

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Governor Scott Walker's Proposed Budget »

By Rebecca Kemble, March 29, 2013

Governor Scott Walker’s proposed 2013-2015 budget is proof that Wisconsin has regressed back to the days of the robber barons.read more

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Free Market Champion to Take Over as UW-Madison Chancellor »

By Rebecca Kemble and Steve Horn, March 21, 2013

Blank’s appointment signals the triumph of commercialization over education in Madison.read more

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Madison’s Solidarity Sing Along, Two Years In »

By Rebecca Kemble, March 12, 2013

When people finally do rise up in large numbers against Scott Walker again, they will have the Solidarity Sing Along to thank.read more

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Walker’s Colossal Giveaway to Mining Co. in Wis. »

By Rebecca Kemble, March 5, 2013

“This bill is the biggest giveaway of resources since the days of the railroad barons.”read more

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Scott Walker Goes for the Kill »

By Rebecca Kemble, February 25, 2013

His budget seems designed to create a permanent underclass of unorganized people.read more

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Walker’s Ploy on Special Needs Vouchers »

By Rebecca Kemble, February 19, 2013

He wants the taxpayers to pay for special needs kids to go to private and parochial schools, even though advocates for special needs kids don’t want the vouchers.read more

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Walker Administration Sued over Free Speech in the Capitol »

By Rebecca Kemble, February 12, 2013

The restrictions on protests are “content-based, vague and overly broad,” the lawsuit says.read more

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Wis. Republicans Push Mining Bill Through Committees »

By Rebecca Kemble, February 7, 2013

Democrats called the process a “sham.”read more

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Bad River Chippewa Take a Stand Against Walker and Mining »

By Rebecca Kemble, January 28, 2013

“We view this as an imminent threat. We view this as an act of genocide.”read more

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Walker Gets Schooled at MLK Event »

By Rebecca Kemble, January 22, 2013

Dr. Margaret Rozga received the MLK Heritage Award and then told Gov. Walker a thing or two.read more

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Walker’s Anti-Union Law Upheld in One Court but Still May Be Struck Down »

By Rebecca Kemble, January 18, 2013

A federal panel ruled in favor of Walker on Act 10, but state suits may yield a different outcome.read more

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Walker Lays It on Thick in His State of the State »

By Rebecca Kemble, January 16, 2013

The most chilling moment of the State of the State actually occurred before the speech when Republicans gave a standing ovation to Justice David “The Choker” Prosser.read more

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Behind the Thin Veneer of Bipartisanship in Wisconsin »

By Rebecca Kemble, January 11, 2013

Gov. Walker’s cronies talked nice, but then they were up to their old partisan tricks.read more

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