How the Wisconsin Uprising Took the Wrong Turn

AlterNet, Tomdispatch.com by Andy Kroll | Jun. 11, 2012 (News Analysis)
The uprising was too broad and diverse to fit electoral politics comfortably. You can't play a symphony with a single instrument.

Most of the conclusions of the last few days, left and right, are likely wrong. Full Story »

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 by Randy Morrow - Jun. 11, 2012

After all, Barrett was hardly a candidate of the uprising. People who had protested in the streets and slept in the capitol groused about his uninspired record on workers’ rights and public education. He never inspired or unified the movement that had made a recall possible - and it showed on Election Day: -—

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