NEXT TO LAST EDITION -- June 1, 2012

Please help canvas and phone on Monday and Tuesday.  And stop by the office on Saturday and Sunday to see if your help is needed.  Talk to your neighbors, friends.  Tell people why you're voting to recall Walker. 

Hey fans, we can carry this through to success!

Jim Oakley's email sums it all up....

---------- Forwarded message ----------
From: James Oakley <jmoakley@charter.net>
Date: Thu, May 31, 2012 at 5:18 PM
Subject: 3 items: video - Scott Walker's got 99 problems / Washington Post opinion / Talgo
To: Jim Oakley <jmoakley@charter.net>

Oh, and a fourth one: Vote --if you have not done so already!

http://www.washingtonpost.com/opinions/wisconsins-recall-election-on-scott-walker-a-bid-for-regular-order/2012/05/30/gJQA4JCi2U_story.html

http://youtu.be/iMZKOxd5ga8

http://urbanmilwaukee.com/2012/05/31/murphys-law-did-the-state-screw-talgo/comment-page-1/

For more than a year, Talgo CEO Antonio Perez has held his tongue as detractors dumped on his company and its trains, until finally he could take no more. Perez cannot believe the State of Wisconsin has chosen to terminate two contracts it signed with Talgo nearly three years ago. His company has put almost three years of work into a project to build and maintain trains in a warehouse in Milwaukee’s 30th Street Corridor, the long-dormant industrial area Gov. Scott Walker has pledged to help revive with a new, $100 million dollar plan. Yet his administration will kill the only viable company now operating there, Talgo.

“What message does this send to other businesses?” Perez asks. “They should be careful of doing business here because Gov Walker does not keep his word. It’s like we’re talking about a Third World country, where people don’t have respect for their contracts.”

In our next edition:  Read all about how Scott Walker was recalled.

- Mary Rehwald