Rebecca Kemble

Wis. Republicans Plan to Rewrite Mining Laws »

By Rebecca Kemble, September 26, 2011

Short-term jobs that would endanger the environment and fuel the war machine are not the way to go.read more

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A Clash of Visions for Wis. Schools »

By Rebecca Kemble, September 21, 2011

How do you talk about building trust with someone whose boot is still firmly planted on your neck?read more

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Analyzing the Brew-Ha-Ha at the Madison Capitol »

By Rebecca Kemble, September 16, 2011

When citizens are not given a voice in their government and laws are made to silence and disempower us, acts such as pouring a beer over the head of one of the inner circle of conspirators are tokens of resistance.read more

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Wis. Republicans Keep Pushing Their Agenda »

By Rebecca Kemble, September 14, 2011

With the legislature back in session for one day, Walker and his minions did nothing to boost jobs.read more

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Secret Meeting on Controversial Charter School in Madison »

By Rebecca Kemble, September 7, 2011

After using the media frequently and deftly over the past year to promote this project, the chief proponent of the charter school said no members of the media were allowed at the meeting.read more

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Rousing Labor Day in Madison with Tom Morello »

By Rebecca Kemble, September 6, 2011

The Labor Day festival was sublime, and so was Morello’s concert at night. Both were filled with fighting spirit.read more

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The Business of Education Reform »

By Rebecca Kemble, September 3, 2011

“My biggest fear is that this is just more in the process of getting rid of public education completely.”read more

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Reflecting on the Democracy Convention »

By Rebecca Kemble, August 29, 2011

Revolution does not happen at conventions; it happens on the ground and in the streets.read more

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Wasting Time at the Governor’s Commission on Waste, Fraud and Abuse »

By Rebecca Kemble, August 23, 2011

"You look at WFA (waste, fraud and abuse) in payments to poor people but you don't look at WFA in the subsidies given to the corporate sector."read more

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Wis. Republicans Keep Pushing Partisan Agenda »

By Rebecca Kemble, August 18, 2011

Look at how little they care — or possibly even know — about democracy.read more

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Walker Rolls Back Civil Rights »

By Rebecca Kemble, September 2011 issue

“Jim Crow, move over, the Wisconsin Republicans have taken your place,” says a Democratic state senator.read more

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Spinning the Recalls »

By Rebecca Kemble, August 15, 2011

Whatever yardage was gained in February has been slowly but surely lost.read more

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What We Desperately Need Now »

By Rebecca Kemble, August 10, 2011

We need to move well beyond the realm of electoral politics.read more

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Wis. Republicans Make the Unemployed Wait a Week »

By Rebecca Kemble, August 1, 2011

“These are the benefits that are needed to feed families. Any week that they don’t get these benefits is harmful to people.”read more

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Investigation Demanded about Wis. Capitol Incident »

By Rebecca Kemble, July 27, 2011

Aggression by Scott Walker’s Department of Administration must stop, say protesters.read more

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