April 28, 2008
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April 25, 2008
Eight Reasons John Gard is Still too Extreme for Northeastern Wisconsin
John Gard missed the message in 2006. Voters rejected Gard because rather than standing up for change, he has made a career of guarding corporate interests and the powerful at the expense of the people of Wisconsin Northeastern Wisconsin .
April 23, 2008
New TV Ad Highlights How Out of Touch John McCain is With Wisconsinites On the Economy
Washington, DC- A new television ad set to begin airing nationally this week highlights how out of touch John McCain is with the financial challenges confronting average Wisconsinites. The ad, the first general election advertisement of the 2008 presidential election, shows the Republican nominee claiming we are "better off" after eight years of disastrous Bush Administration economic policies. The ad closes with the question all Americans must ask themselves as they choose our next president: "Do you feel better off?" The Democratic National Committee announced that the ad, entitled "Better Off?” will begin airing on cable networks nationally on Tuesday, April 22nd, including in Wisconsin.
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April 16, 2008
McCain Brings His Out of Touch Economic Policies to Wisconsin
After many shifts in rhetoric, John McCain gave yet another “major policy address” on the economy yesterday in Pittsburg Wisconsin Wisconsin Joe Wineke said. “The last thing we need is a third term of George Bush’s failed economic policies. When it comes to the economy, John McCain is out of touch with the challenges facing Wisconsin families.”
April 08, 2008
Democratic Party of Wisconsin Chair Calls on McCain to Show Responsibility and Offer Plan for Iraq
Even as rockets exploded in the so-called "Green Zone" yesterday in Baghdad , John McCain chose to launch another round of irresponsible political attacks rather than offer a real plan for the future in Iraq New York Iraq
April 07, 2008
Hundreds of Wisconsin Democrats Turnout at County Caucuses
This Sunday, over 1600 Democrats participated in caucuses held in every county of Wisconsin. As part of delegate selection process, activists are vying for spots to represent Wisconsin at the Democratic National Convention.
“This weekend we saw stunning turnout at the county caucuses, far beyond past years,” Democratic Party of Wisconsin Chairman Joe Wineke said. “In February, we had record Democratic turnout in Wisconsin’s primary – 1.1 million on the Democratic side to only 400,000 on the Republican side – and now, hundreds of activists participated in caucuses across the state, from Racine County to Douglas County. At every step, we’re seeing a strong, engaged Democratic Party.”
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