@JimPolzinWSJ What’s the process for treating football injuries? Who provides diagnosis and rehab plans? What is the interplay among the views of medical staff, coaches, and the injured players in determining when a player is cleared to return?
@RickEsenberg This is right and undercuts impeachment talk. 1. That the maps are rigged is a fact. 2. Whether that is addressable thru law is a tough issue. Agreeing with 1. does not predetermine one’s view on 2.
It’s also misleading to suggest that the $325 amount is locked in for 400 years. It can be changed in any subsequent budget bill. It does give the governor a leg up next time since the status quo will be the $325 increase, which a partial veto could retain.
Extension of the increase in revenue limits doesn’t raise anyone’s taxes. It helps restore local control over school spending. It loosens the restrictions on locally-elected school boards deciding how much to invest in their public schools, and lessens the need for referenda.
Maybe I’m just a weenie, but when I was on the school board I liked and respected just about all the reporters covering MMSD - Susan Troller, Doug Erickson, @MollieBeck, @MattD4th, @_NegassiT, Amber Walker, others I’m forgetting. I guess this guy sees it differently.
There's no doubt about the conservative majority's disdain for Madison and Dane County; it's right there in their written opinions. https://t.co/oEeD779yCv
According to article, 1472 COVID cases among 371,000 vaccinated in Dane County, or 1 in 252. 8020 cases among 175,000 unvaccinated, or 1 in 22. Unvaxed more than ten times as likely to be infected, not “more than twice” as likely. https://t.co/EVdee1lS7b via @WiStateJournal
Rudy Giuliani isn’t the only septuagenarian beclowning himself with election fraud buffoonery. The “statistics expert” Texas relies on in asking SCOTUS to throw out WI election results is Charles Cicchetti, one-time chair of WI Public Service Commission.
Wondering about the Madison school district’s operations referendum that’s on your ballot? Take a look at this if you’d like to muck around in the numbers a bit. A Deeper Dive Into MMSD’s Operations Referendum https://t.co/0yWaDqeVI3 via @wordpressdotcom
@MollyBeck Some nonfiction:
The Fifth Risk, Michael Lewis
Why Buddhism Is True, Robert Wright
Thinking, Fast and Slow, Daniel Kahneman
The Woman at the Washington Zoo, Marjorie Williams.
@EdWhelanEPPC D.Ct. extended absentee request deadline by 1 day, to 4/3. No dispute. To make that meaningful given mail deliveries, have to extend the deadline to receive absentees beyond 4/7. S.Ct’s jumping in on 4/6 to invent postmark requirement needlessly undermines that. Unforced error
@jimsteineke@colinsteinke You’re a legislator. You should enact and amend laws - including election laws - in ways that protect the health and well-being of the people of Wisconsin. Your refusal to act in response to the pandemic is an abdication of your responsibility to the people of the state.
3/22: WI Supreme Ct cites “existing public health emergency” and need to avoid groups of 10 or more, rules that “health risks from the COVID-19 pandemic” justifies overriding the 6th Am right to a speedy trial and halts all jury trial until at least May 22. Today: ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
@KateAurthur Did the same — one of highlights of parenting years. After, LOTR worked for us. Narnia was lame. Redwall good for youngers. But Dark Materials is clearly the best. Reread it recently and found the message to treasure the physical world quite affecting.