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Thu, 09/09/2010 - 06:16
Dan tweeted "KapankeCongress: Getting ready for another big day. Catching up on nat'l news and some sports. NFL tonight! Wow! I've been too busy to follow! #fb" 6:16am#Wed, 09/08/2010 - 16:56
- Brett tweeted "I'm proud to have the support of so many business leaders from around Wisconsin: http://votebrettdavis.com/latestnews.aspx?ID=117" 4:56pm#
- Scott tweeted "ScottKWalker: RT @ScottWalkerHQ: "@ScottkWalker Announces #BrownBag Bus Tour" http://ow.ly/2Bm9J #wigov #believeinwi" 3:05pm#
- Dan tweeted "KapankeCongress: Heading to R.S.V.P. Awards banquet in LaCrosse.#fb" 2:35pm#
- Scott tweeted "ScottKWalker: Doyle & Barrett r trying 2 prevent me from winning the primary on Tues: http://ow.ly/2BhVK. Help stop them: http://scottwalker.org/primary" 1:45pm#
- Dan tweeted "KapankeCongress: Earlier this morning in Tomah at the VA and worked Wilton after that, Beautiful fall morning! #fb" 12:49pm#
- Dan tweeted "KapankeCongress: In Norwalk working the streets meeting people. #fb" 12:47pm#
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Kapanke for Congress
If you’ve ever been to the District of Columbia, you probably noticed the phrase, “Taxation Without Representation” on the license plates. That phrase carries an element of truth for the citizens of Wisconsin’s 3rd Congressional District.
Taxation Without Representation...that’s what we have with Ron Kind and Western Wisconsin. Kind has no problem voting for legislation that raises taxes - a detriment to the hard-working families living in Western Wisconsin - while failing to represent the will of his constituents.
"Elections have consequences." That is what Mike Huebsch told me in early 2009 regarding the 2008 election. It was a simple yet profound three-word sentence because everyone who hears it thinks back to what the consequences are from their own individual perspective.
Senator Kapanke's support is growing fast as you can see in the attached press release. Let's help him keep the momentum going.
I just received the following email from the Kapanke for Congress campaign: