Wigderson Library & Pub
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| Blog Name: | Wigderson Library & Pub |
| Url: | http://www.wigdersonlibrarypub.blogspot.com/ |
| Language: | English |
| Topics: | Waukesha, Wisconsin, Politics |
| Description: | James Wigderson is a writer living in Waukesha, WI. His blog has received attention from national publications, including the Chicago Sun Times and the New York Times. He also writes a weekly column for the Waukesha Freeman that appears every Thursday. He has been a guest on radio, including with Charlie Sykes on WTMJ-AM and Eric Von on WMCS-AM. He has also appeared on television as a guest for WTMJ- 4 news and Up Front with Mike Gousha on WISN-12. |
| Popularity: | 41 Followers |
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Thriller a reminder of evils of abortion
Note: this will be the last blog post at this site. By Monday, September 13th I should be moved into a new website home at www.wigderson.com. I'm looking forward to seeing all of you there.Publication:Waukesha Freeman (Conley); Date:Sep 3, 2009; Section:Opinion; Page Number:8A
Note: this will be the last blog post at this site. By Monday, September 13th I should be moved into a new website home at www.wigderson.com. I'm looking forward to seeing all of you there.Publication:Waukesha Freeman (Conley); Date:Sep 3, 2009; Section:Opinion; Page Number:8A
Probably not as much as Mary Jo Kopechne
"Kennedy's dogs will be missed on Hill"But Kennedy's dogs weren’t saints either. Like a parent of spoiled children, the senator was loving but a poor disciplinarian. Splash has been known to bark impatiently during long meetings. The dog once sent White House staffers into a frenzy when the pooch began barking in the Oval Office. Kennedy and his pets were at the White House waiting for the start of a religious freedom bill signing ce
"Kennedy's dogs will be missed on Hill"But Kennedy's dogs weren’t saints either. Like a parent of spoiled children, the senator was loving but a poor disciplinarian. Splash has been known to bark impatiently during long meetings. The dog once sent White House staffers into a frenzy when the pooch began barking in the Oval Office. Kennedy and his pets were at the White House waiting for the start of a religious freedom bill signing ce
Calls for decorum ring hollow
Publication:Waukesha Freeman (Conley); Date:Aug 27, 2009; Section:Opinion; Page Number:10ACalls for decorum ring hollowFolks right to be upset (James Wigderson is a blogger publishing at http://wigdersonlibrarypub.blogspot.com and a Waukesha resident. His column runs Thursdays in The Freeman.)I’m somewhat amused by all of the sudden concern about the lack of decorum in politics. Suddenly, the political left and their followers in the mainstream media are shocked that people are showing up by the hundreds and the thousands to town hall meetings to protes
Publication:Waukesha Freeman (Conley); Date:Aug 27, 2009; Section:Opinion; Page Number:10ACalls for decorum ring hollowFolks right to be upset (James Wigderson is a blogger publishing at http://wigdersonlibrarypub.blogspot.com and a Waukesha resident. His column runs Thursdays in The Freeman.)I’m somewhat amused by all of the sudden concern about the lack of decorum in politics. Suddenly, the political left and their followers in the mainstream media are shocked that people are showing up by the hundreds and the thousands to town hall meetings to protes
The death of a dynast in Massachusetts
Of the demise of Senator Edward M “Ted” Kennedy, we are told that the “Lion of the Senate” has passed. We are told of his effectiveness as a senator, and his bipartisan spirit. We are even reminded of the promise of the Kennedy name, a branding effort unlike any seen before or since.Yet we are compelled to look at the complete record. As the surviving son of the odious Ambassador Joe Kennedy, Edward Kennedy had a promise and a plan to fulfill. His eldest brother had been a war hero who died in service of his country in World War II. The next oldest would become president, but was cut down in assassination by “some silly little Communist.” The next brother was an atto
Of the demise of Senator Edward M “Ted” Kennedy, we are told that the “Lion of the Senate” has passed. We are told of his effectiveness as a senator, and his bipartisan spirit. We are even reminded of the promise of the Kennedy name, a branding effort unlike any seen before or since.Yet we are compelled to look at the complete record. As the surviving son of the odious Ambassador Joe Kennedy, Edward Kennedy had a promise and a plan to fulfill. His eldest brother had been a war hero who died in service of his country in World War II. The next oldest would become president, but was cut down in assassination by “some silly little Communist.” The next brother was an atto
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