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The Oshkosh Northwestern says:

"It is possible that as Walker balances the state budget, he pushes the problem down to the local level. If the worst comes to pass, make no mistake of who is behind each and every layoff notice issued, each family struggling when programs get cut or eliminated, students who fail to achieve their full potential or cannot afford college because of skyrocketing tuition: Gov. Scott Walker and Republican legislative leaders."

Wisconsinites have already turned out in record numbers, tens of thousands from all over the state, to stand up for working families and to tell Scott Walker that his divisive power grab is just not the Wisconsin way.

According to data obtained from Wisconsin Democracy Campaign, Walker's gubernatorial campaign received $43,000 from the Koch Brothers’ KochPAC during the 2010 election. KochPAC also contributed $12,500 to Republican Attorney General J.B. Van Hollen and more than $10,000 in support of Republican legislators and Walker henchmen such as Assembly Speaker Jeff Fitzgerald, Department of Administration Secretary Mike Huebsch, Senator Randy Hopper and Rep. Joel Kleefisch, husband of Lt. Gov. Rebecca Kleefisch.

Hundreds of supporters in Minnesota today stood in solidarity with working Wisconsin families at the Minnesota State Capitol.

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At Sunday's Worker Rights rally in the State Capitol, Congresswoman Tammy Baldwin had a special message for the people of Wisconsin. Check out the video below.

This morning, people are gathering in the Capitol for the noon rally for worker rights. Chants of “We want justice” are echoing throughout the Capitol. If you are in the Madison area, show your support.

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It's time for Scott Walker to stand up and be a real leader for all of Wisconsin.

Tonight the Rev. Jesse Jackson joined thousands of Wisconsinites at the State Capitol and shared the message “We want an even playing field for our workers. We have a right to be at the table.” Rev. Jackson ended his speech by singing We Shall Overcome.