Politics - April 25, 2008
Getting MPS off the bus
Busing issues in Milwaukee Public Schools always get the big headlines -- sometimes too big. Take, for instance, a recent banner announcing a new plan for MPS that would reduce "massive busing," a plan envisioned by new School Board member Michael Bonds.
Tags: Rezko, Doyle, MPS, busing, Bagojevich, Wisconsin Club for Growth, Scott Walker, Rick Graber, Lee Holloway, Theo Lipscomb, ethanol, I-94, Feingold

Politics - July 25, 2007
New book charts Feingold's career
Wisconsin Sen. Russ Feingold has raised his stature on the national front enough to be mentioned as presidential fodder and a new unauthorized biography of Feingold attempts to explain why.
Tags: Feingold, Horwitt

Politics - March 30, 2007
Low voter turnout could be candidates’ fault
Bemoaning low voter turnout is in season, but maybe this season’s plague of unused ballots might be the fault of the candidates.
Tags: election, vote, school board, MPS, ziegler, troha, sewer, milorganite, feingold, plale

Milwaukee Buzz - Oct. 26, 2004
High-profile campaigns obscure important political matters
Presidential and U.S. Senate campaigns are so dominating Wisconsin's news, important state political matters affected by the Nov. 2 balloting are getting overlooked, say James Rowen of WisPolitics.com.
Tags: election2004, ballot, Feingold, Kerry, Michels, Bush, senate, president, vote, WisPolitics

Milwaukee Buzz - Sept. 28, 2004
Michels' strong primary win should concern Feingold
Michels buried his better-known opponents, state Sen. Bob Welch, R-Redgranite, and car dealer Russ Darrow, immediately drawing the attention of senior national Republican strategists, who hope to widen Republicans' slim margin in the Senate.
Tags: Feingold, Senate, Darrow, Michels, Proxmire, election2004