#Press #Release #From #LibertyVention #Organizers #Held in #WI #Rapids

05/07/2012

From Janet Reabe


First State Wide Wisconsin LibertyVention:   
Save the Date –June 15-16



April 27, 2012 


Contacts: 
Kim Simac 
Kirsten Lombard 
Annette Olson 
Meg Ellefson

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(Wisconsin Rapids, WI) – A state wide celebration of the Tea Party movement will be held June 15 – 16, 2012 at the historic Hotel Mead and Convention Center, in Wisconsin Rapids, WI.


The name LibertyVention has been adopted for the event to reflect the Tea Party’s true mission. The movement sprung up more than three years ago out of a desire to restore liberty and roll back government intrusion into the lives of American citizens.


Plans are in full motion to bring national and state speakers to the two day convention-style gathering. Individual members of Tea Party and invited groups from across Wisconsin will be in attendance to engage, network, learn and relax during the two day event.


LibertyVention will be hosted by Northwoods Patriots, Wisconsin 9/12 Project, The Uninfringed Liberty Group and Wausau Tea Party. Other Tea Party groups who would like to help sponsor the event, please contact one of the hosting groups.


“Wisconsin’s history and political circumstances yield some unique challenges for liberty-minded individuals and groups here,” Kirsten Lombard notes. “We wanted to gather people to network, relationship-build, and idea-share in ways that will allow them to navigate those challenges successfully.”


Registration will begin May 1st. Watch for further announcements in the coming days and weeks.

For further information please contact: 

Kim Simac bk951@frontier.com , 

Kirsten Lombard -kirsten.lombard@gmail.com , Annette Olson - annette-eaf@centurytel.net or 

Meg Ellefson -patriots@wausauteaparty.com

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#WalkerRecall #Primary in #PortageCounty

(Source verification: The Milwaukee Journal- Sentinel, WPR, The Wall Street Journal, Portage County Website)

Inside Portage County:

Tom Barrett- 5,286

Kathleen Falk- 3,484

Kathleen Vinehout- 326

Doug La Follette- 458

Gladys Huber- 48

Gov. Scott Walker- 6,765

Arthur Kohl- Riggs- 261

Total Republican votes cast: 7,026

Total Democrat votes cast: 9,602

Absentee Ballots (pending & not included in totals): 138

Total Portage County Population: 70,019 (per 2010 census)

23.747% voter turnout

 (Source verification: The Milwaukee Journal- Sentinel, WPR, The Wall Street Journal, Fox News)

Statewide:

Tom Barrett- 390,109

Kathleen Falk- 228,940

Kathleen Vinehout- 26,926

Doug La Follette- 19,461

Gladys Huber- 4,842

Gov. Scott Walker- 626,538

Arthur Kohl- Riggs- 19,920

Total Republican votes cast: 646,458

Total Democrat votes cast: 670,278

Absentee Ballots (pending & not included in totals): 1,491

Total State of Wisconsin Population: Approx. 5,711,700 million

23% voter turnout

Compare with the 2010 Gubernatorial Primary:

Statewide:                                                                               Inside Portage County:                                 

Tom Barrett- 210,921                                                               Tom Barrett- 4,439
Scott Walker- 360,032                                                             Scott Walker- 2,760
                                                                           


Total Democrat votes cast: 233,185                                         Total Democrat votes cast: 5,042
Total Republican votes cast: 614,511                                      Total Republican votes cast: 5,332


Source: http://www.spcitytimes.com/Recall_by_The_Numbers.html

#WalkerRecall #Primary #Results

(Source verification: The Milwaukee Journal- Sentinel, WPR, The Wall Street Journal, Portage County Website)

Inside Portage County:

Tom Barrett- 5,286

Kathleen Falk- 3,484

Kathleen Vinehout- 326

Doug La Follette- 458

Gladys Huber- 48

Gov. Scott Walker- 6,765

Arthur Kohl- Riggs- 261

Total Republican votes cast: 7,026

Total Democrat votes cast: 9,602

Absentee Ballots (pending & not included in totals): 138

Total Portage County Population: 70,019 (per 2010 census)

23.747% voter turnout

 (Source verification: The Milwaukee Journal- Sentinel, WPR, The Wall Street Journal, Fox News)

Statewide:

Tom Barrett- 390,109

Kathleen Falk- 228,940

Kathleen Vinehout- 26,926

Doug La Follette- 19,461

Gladys Huber- 4,842

Gov. Scott Walker- 626,538

Arthur Kohl- Riggs- 19,920

Total Republican votes cast: 646,458

Total Democrat votes cast: 670,278

Absentee Ballots (pending & not included in totals): 1,491

Total State of Wisconsin Population: Approx. 5,711,700 million

23% voter turnout

Compare with the 2010 Gubernatorial Primary:

Statewide:                                                                               Inside Portage County:                                 

Tom Barrett- 210,921                                                               Tom Barrett- 4,439
Scott Walker- 360,032                                                             Scott Walker- 2,760
                                                                               


Total Democrat votes cast: 233,185                                         Total Democrat votes cast: 5,042
Total Republican votes cast: 614,511                                      Total Republican votes cast: 5,332


Source: http://www.spcitytimes.com/Recall_by_The_Numbers.html

#Arizona #State #Legislature #Passes #Liberty #Preservation #Act

State of Arizona Senate Fiftieth Legislature Second Regular Session 2012 SENATE BILL 1182 AN ACT AMENDING TITLE 41, ARIZONA REVISED STATUTES, BY ADDING CHAPTER 51; RELATING TO THE NATIONAL DEFENSE AUTHORIZATION ACT OF 2012. Be it enacted by the Legislature of the State of Arizona: Section 1.  Title 41, Arizona Revised Statutes, is amended by adding chapter 51, to read: CHAPTER 51 GOVERNMENTAL COMPLIANCE WITH THE NATIONAL DEFENSE AUTHORIZATION ACT OF 2012 ARTICLE 1.  GENERAL PROVISIONS 41-5050.  National defense authorization act of 2012;  prohibited acts; violation; classification A.  THIS STATE AND ANY AGENCY OF THIS STATE SHALL NOT PROVIDE MATERIAL SUPPORT OR PARTICIPATE IN ANY WAY WITH THE IMPLEMENTATION OF SECTIONS 1021 AND 1022 OF THE NATIONAL DEFENSE AUTHORIZATION ACT OF 2012, PUBLIC LAW 112‑81, AGAINST ANY CITIZEN OF THE UNITED STATES. B.  THE DIRECTOR OF THE DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC SAFETY OR A SHERIFF OF THE COUNTY SHALL REPORT TO THE GOVERNOR AND THE LEGISLATURE ANY ATTEMPT BY AGENCIES OR AGENTS OF THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT TO SECURE THE IMPLEMENTATION OF SECTIONS 1021 AND 1022 OF THE NATIONAL DEFENSE AUTHORIZATION ACT, 2011 PUBLIC LAW 112-81 THROUGH THE OPERATIONS OF THAT OR ANY OTHER STATE DEPARTMENT. C.  ANY PUBLIC OFFICER, EMPLOYEE OR AGENT OF THIS STATE WHO ENFORCES OR ATTEMPTS TO ENFORCE AN ACT, ORDER, LAW, STATUTE, RULE OR REGULATION OF THE UNITED STATES IN VIOLATION OF THIS SECTION IS GUILTY OF A CLASS 1 MISDEMEANOR. Sec. 2.  Findings A.  The Legislature finds that the enactment into law by the United States Congress of sections 1021 and 1022 of the National Defense Authorization Act of 2012 is inimical to the liberty, security and well-being of the people of Arizona and that those sections were adopted by Congress in violation of the limits of federal power in the United States Constitution. B.  The Legislature further finds that sections 1021 and 1022 of the National Defense Authorization Act of 2012, as they purport to authorize the detainment of persons who are citizens of the United States and captured within the United States without charge or trial, military tribunals for persons captured within the United States who are citizens of the United States and the transfer of persons who are citizens of the United States and who are captured within the United States to foreign jurisdictions, violate the following rights enshrined in the Constitution of the United States: 1.  Article I, section 9, clause 2 relating to the right to seek a writ of habeas corpus. 2.  The First Amendment right to petition the government for a redress of grievances. 3.  The Fourth Amendment right to be free from unreasonable searches and seizures. 4.  The Fifth Amendment right to be free from charge for an infamous or capitol crime until presentment or indictment by a grand jury. 5.  The Fifth Amendment right to be free from deprivation of life, liberty or property without due process of law. 6.  The Sixth Amendment right in criminal prosecutions to enjoy a speedy trial by an impartial jury in the state and district where the crime was allegedly committed. 7.  The Sixth Amendment right to be informed of the nature and cause of the accusation. 8.  The Sixth Amendment right to confront witnesses. 9.  The Sixth Amendment right to counsel. 10.  The Eighth Amendment right to be free from excessive bail and fines, and cruel and unusual punishment. 11.  The Fourteenth Amendment right to be free from deprivation of life, liberty or property without due process of law. Sec. 3.  Short title This act may be cited as the "Liberty Preservation Act".

  

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#Sen. #Julie #Lassa #Pushing #Special #Interests, #WIRecall and #WIUnion

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Sen. Julie Lassa Interviewed by blogger FP at Wisconsin Democratic Convention, June, 2010. Running for Rep. Dave Obey's former seat in US Congress.

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#Final #Tally #on #Walker #vs. #ALL #DEMOCRATS #TOGETHER

http://www.spcitytimes.com/

Via Brandi Makuski of Stevens Point City Times: 


"As of 8:21 am today: Republican votes cast- 646,458. Democrat gubernatorial candidates combined received670,278 votes. This "one's gonna be a scorcher. See tomorrow's issue for the full scoop."

#Walker #on #Pace #to #Get #More #Votes #Than #ALL #DCCC #Candidates #Put #Together

UPDATE via Brandi Makuski's FB (Editor of Stevens Point City Times): As of 8:21 am today: Republican votes cast- 646,458. Democrat gubernatorial candidates combined received 
670,278 votes. This one's gonna be a scorcher. See tomorrow's issue for the full scoop.


Website is: http://www.spcitytimes.com

Final 
Results:http://scottkennethnoble.blogspot.com/2012/05/walkerrecall-primary-results.html














Early Results:


Falk plus Barrett 202,500



Walker 249,735