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Monday, July 11, 2011

Unpopular speech is still free speech

May 3, 2011 |(7) comments

You know, a funny thing happened on the day, that we all learned the death of Osama bin Laden. This was the exact legal protection, which is set up for young Americans in harm's way to our tens of thousands of the concept of the journal. As the high relief of the event in question, one of the rights of the members of the service, which is fought: the freedom to maintain.


Not only the freedom of another group-talk or banalities. Not only the freedom to win place in Facebook. But the voice of the unpopular and offensive ideas of freedom. And it is, what is represented by May 1.


Such an unpopular speech writer has been a Milwaukee County reserve judge Russell Stamper, who sounded on Facebook, in questioning propriety killing bin Laden, to indicate the item or account in his distaste for American institutions such as the CIA, DEA, FBI and the IRS, and challenging the notion that anyone knows for certain bin Laden was behind the plate for 11 attacks.


I am not writing this column to defend what the Stamper had to say. Defend the right to speak his mind, which, otherwise, in writing, otherwise, in spite of her on Facebook, is one of the brightest Milwaukee County on the desktop. But he has the right and to follow their own bench-intellectual property and the queries, where they can take him out.


This is not a Stamper: n first sought public and political outrage in the country. He has, from time to time, orally and in a variety of topics, people vomited. Yet throughout it all, I have never heard talk of intemperate word wise man.


I appeared in the courtroom, his scores on several occasions, and never heard him sound in the politically tinged comments all in the context of the procedure. He is evenhanded and has rarely, if encountered by the left in the unprepared lawyer or attempting to pay the costs of the people to him. His decisions are closely linked, they follow the law and he also plays favorites.


Until one day and the day has to sit out the year watching the individual judges to limit in any way to know who the fruitcakes are open to the public. Those whose courtroom behavior and abuse, the solutions are so Nutty or stupid defies description. Some of these are actually among the transport of dangerous goods, which, from a sense of personal animus rule for the person, persons or classes of the world towards the General. Stamper has none of the above; and his work in such a way as to affect the date does not affect the performance of his various public, off-the-bench outbreaks päähänpistoista.


General information, such as a Close family member of mine was involved in the County, of which I have absolutely no say and don't listen to it if I tried to share the relevant reserve judges. That having been said, all of you to seriously there breathing fire, the lockstep, stop and watch some of the judges were selected and then y'all informed decision as to who has earned right to throw away the bench.


Nancy Ettenheim Milwaukee is a retired Criminal Prosecutor. Email nette7759@gmail.com


 

Tuesday, April 19, 2011

Home sales still weak foundation

Continuing the exchange-rate tensions at home sales took a hit Monday in the hope of Wisconsin report on how the February sales fell. Sales are still down, and prices are even lower than a year ago, Wisconsin Realtors Association. Although the Group points out that last year, buyers were Rushing to get federal tax rebate.

But how does a widespread, the invoice is still rare, despite the close combination of numbers will appear closer to the record low rates, and historically low mortgage rates.

Statewide, the sales were less than 150 last February (2,640 vs. 2,793), a 5.5% drop. The drop was even stronger in our area-7,5% of sales of less than 50 years ago (569 vs. 611) just five countries-Marinette-Oconto, Langlade, Waupaca, Waushara, and is displayed in the sales pitch with State-of-the-art. All the rest were down.

The median price for, say, half were higher, lower, fell by 13% to $ 117,000. In our region from the drop-down to the $ 111,450 was 7.9%.

But only three districts-Marinette and Langlade, plus door County--showed price increases-in-20% of all the major plus, but not enough to overcome the wide range of 14 other counties, was the price falls.

Now the question is whether the unemployment drops enough to spike's confidence before the home mortgage rates, as well as the flight home purchases and prices.


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Sunday, April 17, 2011

Home sales still weak foundation

Continuing the exchange-rate tensions at home sales took a hit Monday in the hope of Wisconsin report on how the February sales fell. Sales are still down, and prices are even lower than a year ago, Wisconsin Realtors Association. Although the Group points out that last year, buyers were Rushing to get federal tax rebate.


But how does a widespread, the invoice is still rare, despite the close combination of numbers will appear closer to the record low rates, and historically low mortgage rates.


Statewide, the sales were less than 150 last February (2,640 vs. 2,793), a 5.5% drop. The drop was even stronger in our area-7,5% of sales of less than 50 years ago (569 vs. 611) just five countries-Marinette-Oconto, Langlade, Waupaca, Waushara, and is displayed in the sales pitch with State-of-the-art. All the rest were down.


The median price for, say, half were higher, lower, fell by 13% to $ 117,000. In our region from the drop-down to the $ 111,450 was 7.9%.


But only three districts-Marinette and Langlade, plus door County--showed price increases-in-20% of all the major plus, but not enough to overcome the wide range of 14 other counties, was the price falls.


Now the question is whether the unemployment drops enough to spike's confidence before the home mortgage rates, as well as the flight home purchases and prices.

Sunday, February 27, 2011

Senate still absent

MADISON on Friday, as the Senate does not much interaction between nationalists is one of 14 Democratic Senator Bill forward with might eventually appear.


The majority Leader Scott Fitzgerald said on Friday morning, he was the Word Mark Miller was Chief of minorities.


Fitzgerald was the plan to corral him in the Capitol, but it returns nil.


"We have submitted to the Governor's Office address and the Governor has said, they send two state troopers Senator Miller home," said State Sen. Scott Fitzgerald (R).


Fitzgerald says he told Miller, Democrats needed Capitol to go back to the phone. He knew his message Isn't likely to resonate, but hoped that state troopers might be more persuasive.


Fitzgerald, "I said, we have to get on the floor, get this thing to do, so we can move and hopefully the diffuse, what happens here at Capitol right now," said.


The Democratic Senator's protests, instead of the prints continue to be the State and the support of the crowd and missing legislators future national pro-union leaders.


"It is a horrible Show and solidarity. They knew that this is wrong, and they tried to railroad through this, the fastest fast tracks, "said Richard Trumka, AFL-CIO President.


Even though the demonstrators rallied and waited for the Senator, state troopers did not manage to find Senator Miller.


"We're hoping to attract the pressure builds. I believe that the public is becoming increasingly uncomfortable with the idea that the Senator from Chicago and the group is in possession of some of the Rockford right now, "said Fitzgerald Motel State.


At the same time, the Democrats in the Senate between nationalists were hoping for, and does not appear on the second Democrat had last November election Challenger Governor Scott Walker.


Milwaukee Mayor Tom Barrett, "I think this is the only way for them to have their voices heard," said.


Barrett says he understands why the Senator took away from his party, but he hopes for a peaceful solution is becoming a problem.


Barrett, "I hope that cooler heads prevail," said.


Unable to the judges until the Chamber has to return indefinitely.


Democratic Senator Jon Erpenbach told the Associated Press Democrats are willing to stay in Illinois for days or even weeks.


Both parties can agree on one thing, they hope some resolution to present themselves, but their standing ground partners so far, it is difficult to know when that might be.


Wisconsin Government.