Thoughts, rants and musings from the Crevier mansion in De Pere, Wisconsin.
The state of Wisconsin has designated 108 portions of highways and county roads throughout the state as Rustic Roads. A Rustic Road is typically a lightly traveled asphalt or gravel road that highlights the state’s natural beauty. This program, established by the Wisconsin state legislature in 1973, helps to preserve the natural features of the …
As a Catholic Christian man, I wish death on no one. But when President Obama announced on Sunday night that our troops found and killed Osama bin Laden, I rejoiced. No, I wasn’t out in the streets dancing and waving the American flag, but I might as well have been. I am very happy about …
The headline on today’s Green Bay Press-Gazette reads “SENATE BYPASSES DEMS”. What a downright crock of crap. The article is from the Associated Press, written by Scott Bauer. Other news outlets picked up the same article using the same headline, while others chose more appropriate headlines: Wisconsin Republicans cut collective bargaining, Real Clear Politics Wisconsin …
So, where does President Obama stand on the budget situation here in Wisconsin? Consider his recent comments. On Thursday, February 17, 2011, President Obama said this in an interview on WTMJ: “Some of what I’ve heard coming out of Wisconsin, where they’re just making it harder for public employees to collectively bargain generally, seems like …
Unless you’ve been living under a rock, you’ve heard about things happening in Wisconsin these days, with Gov. Scott Walker proposing changes to balance our budget. I’ve talked about this in other posts, and will again in the future, but for now, I simply want to address the behavior of the Wisconsin state senate Democrats. …
On Thursday, the Colorado state senate approved Senate Bill 126, which will give in-state tuition to illegal immigrants at the University of Colorado. This is the fifth time Colorado Democrats have tried to do this, each time having been defeated by state Republicans. I was surprised to read that eleven states now do this, including …