Republicans in the blogosphere are all excited about their newest accusation. But like most of them, it’s just another opportunity to get someone to pay attention to them. Apparently the louder they howl, the more attention they think they’ll get. Their target this time is liberal blogger Chris Liebenthal. Liebenthal, known as “Capper” in the [...]

Pitting themselves against children was probably not the smartest thing that CRG has ever done but they narrowly failed to kill a vote for a modest 2.99% increase in the tax levy for schools. The 140-138 vote was a testament may be a signal that even in their home of Brown Deer, CRG support is [...]

Normal, decent people, wouldn’t do this, but the folks from the inappropriately named Citizens for Responsible Government (CRG) have put the names of people with issues of mental competency, paternity and guardianship on their website. The Milwaukee Journal-Sentinel published a sugar-coated story on their website. The story reads: Milwaukee County officials mistakenly released numerous confidential [...]

Dominated by whackos and malcontents, the Republican shill group CRG, inappropriately named Citizens for Responsible Government, now appears to have members who feel the need to get involved in the race to succeed Alderman Mike D’Amato. Nik Kovak hosted an event where CRG mouthpiece Orville Seymer was in attendance. Dan Knauss of Riverwest Neighborhood Network [...]

It’s a story that hasn’t been reported on but what ever happened to the self proclaimed “reformers” who organized recalls against County Supervisors? For the most part, they’re off the county board. Bud Entries represented the district which included Oak Creek and part of Franklin. He campaigned on a part time board and only served [...]

When Pat Jursik snapped up a victory in a special election for Milwaukee County Supervisor on the southeastern portion of the county, she wasn’t the only one who won. Taxpayers and park lovers got to put a mark in their “win” column since Jursik has openly said she would not be a rubber stamp vote [...]