Editor - Yellow Stripes & Dead Armadillos, Blogger - Citizen Dave at Isthmus, Mayor of Madison, WI from 2003 to 2011.
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On the evening news we watch the raging wildfires destroying entire neighborhoods around Los Angeles. And here in Wisconsin we read that the state projects that our population will decline by about 200,000 residents by 2050.
This week's quote comes to us from none other than President-elect and convicted felon Donald Trump, who said that renaming the Gulf of Mexico, the Gulf of America had:
For a couple of decades climate deniers said climate change wasn't happening at all. Then they said it was, but it wasn't human caused, just a natural cycle. Now they say it's real, but it's too late to do anything about it — never mind we didn't do something when we could have, mostly because of them.
I hadn't planned it. I was at the gym doing some weight lifting and I decided to take a walk on one of the treadmills facing the big windows that overlook Lake Mendota. It was more about the view than the walk, but I needed to get some steps in and that seemed like a good place to do it.
Republicans want to spend at least half of Wisconsin's surplus on tax cuts while Democrats would rather spend it on various services. Gov. Tony Evers will soon propose some plan in his two-year state budget and the debate will begin.
“Which one is the aberration, Biden or Trump?” said Sen. Chris Coons, a Democrat from Joe Biden's home state of Delaware. “Has the United States permanently moved in a populist and right-wing direction, and Biden was just a temporary interruption?”
It's only $4 billion. Let's not act like it's a lot of money. The biggest issue of the new legislative term is what to do with the state's $4 billion surplus.
This week's quote comes to us from convicted felon and President-Reelect Donald J. Trump who said of his first day in office, this Monday:
First, let me say that Trump's a wimp. I mean it's 21 degrees in DC as I write this. It's three below here. Moving the inauguration indoors is the act of a weak man. And what will the one billion Trump followers who planned to attend the most well-attended inauguration in history (period!) do?
Every year I get a few parking tickets. You think that's a coincidence? I think not. One afternoon last summer I walked out to my car to find it gone.
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