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Sun, 09/05/2010 - 21:25
Scott tweeted "ScottKWalker: Saw our nephew's beautiful baby Jonas on Skype." 9:25pm#- Scott tweeted "ScottKWalker: Major crowd turned out 4 us in Clintonville! #wigov #believeinwi" 5:29pm#
- Scott tweeted "ScottKWalker: Ate my way around the Central WI State Fair in Marshfield. The cranberry cream puff was the best! #wigov #believeinwi" 1:52pm#
- Scott tweeted "ScottKWalker: Went 2 church in Tomah then stopped by the Tee Pee 4 breakfast & a chat w/ Ed Thompson. #wigov #believeinwi" 12:18pm#
Sat, 09/04/2010 - 21:45
- Scott tweeted "ScottKWalker: Went thru Tommy Thompson's hometown of Elroy on way 2 Tomah. Going 2 order a pizza & watch Badgers." 9:45pm#
- Scott tweeted "ScottKWalker: It was cool out @ Hillsboro Firemen's Labor Day Celebration. 2 much water 4 tractor pull. 2 bad." 9:36pm#
- Scott tweeted "ScottKWalker: Stopped by Hoff Farms 2 visit w/folks. Rep Lee Nerison joined us. #wigov #believeinwi" 6:49pm#
Heritage Research
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SCOTUS 2nd Amendment Decision
Agriculture
Not even 24-hours after his flowery rhetoric during the agriculture TeleTownhall on December 2nd, Ron Kind cast his vote to impose more taxes on farmers who wish to pass their estates to their children after their death. Ron Kind voted yes to pass H.R. 4154 which will extend the death tax permanently and force the surviving members of farm families to decide whether they can afford the 45% tax or be forced to sell their lands. Let's face the facts.
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A memorable tradition continued this past Wednesday as delegates from the Coulee Region visited Madison for Oktoberfest in the Capitol. This has always been a valuable time to meet with constituents and to listen to their thoughts and views on issues affecting the Greater La Crosse Area as well as to provide a legislative update on issues facing our state.
FSA Dairy Loan Briefings