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GOP cries foul: Clerk's office to extend hours after Kerry visit 11:10 pm 10/26/04 Patricia Simms Wisconsin State Journal Madison election officials have decided to keep the clerk's office open late Thursday night after a Downtown rally for Democratic presidential candidate Sen. John Kerry. State Republicans are calling the extra 3 hours a blatant political campaign contribution. "I'm sure they have reasons that will sound well and good," state GOP communications director Chris Lato said Tuesday. "But when you look at it, the act is accommodating presumable John Kerry voters who will be attending a large John Kerry rally a...

It comes down to this: President Bush tells people what he will do. Sen. John Kerry tells people what they want to hear. Bush is confident in action even when mistaken. Kerry is comfortable in passivity even at high cost. So neither candidate is perfect, but one is a better choice. Overall, Bush has been an effective leader in a time of unprecedented threat. From the presidential debates and the political platforms, it has become clear that Bush better understands the president's duties to America. Bush foes misread his resolve as arrogance and mistake his commitment for stubbornness. But his...

EAU CLAIRE, WI – Today, The Wisconsin Farm Bureau Federation, the state’s largest farm organization, announced its endorsement of George W. Bush for President. Today’s endorsement marks the first-ever presidential endorsement in the Farm Bureau’s eighty-four year history. 48,190 member families belong to the Wisconsin Farm Bureau. “We are endorsing President Bush because Wisconsin farm families have benefited from his leadership. His support of initiatives in the state has helped agriculture grow to be a $51 billion part of Wisconsin’s economy,” said Bill Bruins, president of the Farm Bureau, and a dairy producer from Waupun. “President Bush’s leadership on farm...

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