He just can’t do what’s right without stomping his feet like a little child.
“Assembly Republicans are going to figure a way to address it and we’re going to bring changes to the Legislature and I’m sure at the end of the day we’re going to make accommodations, and there will be no news coverage of it because it’s all about making Republicans look bad,”
Source: Robin Vos says accommodations likely for paralyzed lawmaker | Politics and Elections | madison.com
Gerrymandering is a vile scourge on democracy all over the country. But one could argue it’s at its worse right here in Wisconsin. We had the perfect putrid petre dish for it with the Three HorsesAsses of the Apocolypse — Robin Vos, Scott Fitzgerald and Scott Walker. We got rid of one. And we have to finish the job before the Great State of Wisconsin is nothing more than Wisissippi.
The gerrymandering of Wisconsin’s Legislature is now so severe that legislators are less interested in respecting the will of the people than at any time in Wisconsin history.
Vos and Fitzgerald really are … bad men.
the simple fact is that the (Medicaid) non-expansion states have chosen to inflict misery on many of their constituents — rural residents in particular.”So, if rural America is suffering, a large part of the explanation is gratuitous political cruelty,”
Vos and Fitzgerald … the Collins English Dictionary refers to a circumstance in which individuals are “beclowned” by making fools of themselves.
Source: Editorial: The beclowning of Robin Vos and Scott Fitzgerald | Editorial | madison.com
… what Vos really doesn’t want is Obama or Democrats to get credit for a popular program and he’s willing to punish taxpayers, people who can’t afford insurance and overall public health in order to advance his party’s political interests.
Well done, Mayor Dave. Spot on.
Source: Robin Vos: man of principle – Isthmus | Madison, Wisconsin
What usually happens with those who play fast and loose with the law is that — eventually — you make a mistake. It’s Robin’s turn.
attorney Ruth Greenwood argues that Vos waived any claim to legislative immunity by intervening in the case as a defendant and actively participating in the lawsuit.
Source: Robin Vos doesn’t want to testify in redistricting case | Politics and Elections | madison.com
It was evident to any honest observer that the company’s promise to develop a manufacturing plant in southeastern Wisconsin that would ultimately employ as many as 13,000 workers represented an absurd and unobtainable promise by a foreign corporation that wanted to get on the good side of Donald Trump before the president started imposing tariffs.
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Keep smiling, Popcorn Boy … you’re time is coming.
Speaker Robin Vos won’t make public a legal contract that could cost taxpayers as much as $850,000 despite a law ensuring records are widely available.
“They should just release the record. I mean, it’s clearly a public record and it should be automatic,” said Orville Seymer, field operations director of the conservative Citizens for Responsible Government and a member of the Wisconsin Freedom of Information Council’s board.
Source: Vos won’t release $850,000 contract with law firm in redistricting case
