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Wisconsin Democrat Joanne Kloppenburg ignored abuse victim’s pleas.

By: Moe Lane (Diary)  |  April 1st, 2011 at 02:52 PM  | 

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Background: Earlier this month, Wisconsin Democrats* created a campaign ad against incumbent Supreme Court Justice David Prosser that was so slimy that it sparked a formal protest by one of the abuse victims that Wisconsin Democrats were pretending to care about.  Not that such a protest even remotely slowed down Joanne Kloppenburg, of course: the woman is so desperate to win next week’s Supreme Court election for the Democratic party that she adamantly refused to even mildly condemn the contemptible ad when asked outright about it.  So the victim** tried again, personally reaching out to Kloppenburg and asking her to at do something about this attack as being unworthy of both her campaign and her political affiliation.  Let him tell you what happened with that:

Of course she refused: that’s because people like Joanne Kloppenburg only apologize to people that matter.  Next time, the man should wave the maximum campaign contribution allowed under Wisconsin state law in Kloppenburg’s face first if he wants to be taken seriously by her…

Moe Lane (crosspost)

PS: David Prosser’s site is here.

*I’m not going to pretend that I believe their pious evasions.

**I’m no Democratic politician: I can’t give this guy much privacy at this point, but what I can give, I will.

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  • manfred

    When you go to view the ad from Citizens for a Strong America Youtube has it linked to confederate tribute videos… I do not think this is Youtube doing this but rather libtards with computer skills. However if a bunch of young conservatives began getting media matters videos linked to triumph of the will they would be quick to correct it…

  • silentcal2012

    This seems like the type of thing that might really turn the average, middle of the road voter in Wisconsin off.

    Here’s hoping.

  • http://xmmlbchat.blogspot.com katesmith

    As someone said, Prosser used bad judgment in having a Democrat with union ties in such an important position. The guy is trashing Prosser now.
    Related, at the University of Wisconsin, Milwaukee, a mob of union protesters took over a university student study room with the approval of University officials. All computers and tables were moved out of the room. A paying student wrote to an official politely objecting, saying his right to study in the room has been taken away. The official wrote back that he endorsed the protesters’ use of the room and the student should find another place to study. If this doesn’t go Scott Walker’s way right now, or if other state laws such as Ohio’s are successfully challenged, the result will be massive layoffs of public employees.

  • melbedewy

    That works too!

  • redbankrick

    I have been publicizing the election for judge AND the open Walker seat,to be voted on the same day as judge- on my blog since Feb…and in my opinion this is not a game changer simply because w/ only a few days to go Mark Levin, NRO & others are only now bringing it up..too little, way too late to counter the 2-3$$$$$ mil raised by the left. They will flip this seat turning the court super liberal, & likely take down Walker’s vacant County Exec seat too in the process. The big time conservative media heroes on radio & Fox, should of had brought out ways to donate & have had interviews w/ the judge on air or in publications weeks ago; that’s their major problem— there’s absolutely nothing Bold & Fresh about what Hannity, et. al does they are average gasbags doing a simply average job….additionally, take it from experience–as a former union operative, now conservative, I know that two SEIU folks can run circles around 40 of my fellow Tea Partiers..and in Wisc. there’s sadly been no groudswell, grassroots movement of any substance, yet the left turns out 140,000..have hundreds picketing individual senator’s houses, & have so many balls up in the air that they even sucessfully have turned in early their 1st of the recall petitions, meanwhile sadly the Wisc TP can’t seemingly pull off a two car funeral..I predict the unions will turn their petitions all in early, & then run an effective campaign that will flip the house unfortunately back to them, & then go after Walker after the 1 yr deadline….see recall story: http://lacrossetribune.com/news/local/article_d52… and if the link doesn’t work try my blog,: http://forums.crosswalk.com/fb.aspx?m=5239956 , sorry but in reality this may be Ground Zero…but for waking up a sleeping giant on the left.