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1/27 10:19 pm
Teens allegedly planned to bomb Utah school
1/27 9:59 pm
Bulls hold off Bucks, 107-100
1/27 9:33 pm
Salem students launch own radio station
1/27 9:18 pm
Obama pushes for lower tuition
1/27 8:07 pm
Chicago's Hull House shuts down after 123 years
1/27 7:00 pm
Walker doesn't think he's focus of investigation
1/27 5:53 pm
Ford thrives in North America, struggles overseas
1/27 4:33 pm
Economy grows 2.8% in fourth quarter
1/27 4:22 pm
Chrysler hiring at Belvidere
1/27 4:12 pm
Unified panel calls for closing McKinley Middle School
1/27 3:45 pm
Dozens die in Syria violence
1/27 3:35 pm
Tired and trailing, Santorum goes home to do taxes
1/27 2:28 pm
UAW workers authorize GM strike in Kansas
1/27 2:13 pm
Wis. DPI wants Assembly to pass voucher bill
1/27 2:03 pm
Report: Facebook IPO filing could come next week
1/27 2:02 pm
Trevor woman injured in three-vehicle crash
1/27 1:36 pm
Thompson reports net worth topping $13 million
1/27 12:59 pm
Mostly cloudy today
1/27 11:25 am
Apparent scammer insults deputy
1/27 10:22 am
New auto dealership planned in Bristol
1/27 9:09 am
Two more doctors wrote sick notes deemed fraudulent
1/27 8:30 am
Wisconsin keeps students in school until 18
1/26 11:23 pm
Pirates threaten to kill American hostage
1/26 10:55 pm
Army, Marines face cuts under Pentagon plan
1/26 10:27 pm
Badgers defeat Hoosiers, 57-50
1/26 9:33 pm
Judge candidates talk mental illness issues
1/26 9:13 pm
Romney, Gingrich clash in debate
1/26 9:00 pm
Randall board names Lauren Fox supervisor
1/26 8:18 pm
Judge finds 73-year-old reputed Chicago mobster guilty
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Gov. Scott Walker delivered his "state of the state" address Wednesday over the jeers and shouts of protesters. Should interference while another is speaking be tolerated?
It's free speech and it's a public place.
He's ruined this state, so Wisconsinites should shout him down.
In a setting such as the Assembly Chambers, he should have his say; protesters should comment after he has spoken so all sides have their say.
They should have thrown the protesters out; it was his speech on where the state is and where it is going.
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It's free speech and it's a public place.
He's ruined this state, so Wisconsinites should shout him down.
In a setting such as the Assembly Chambers, he should have his say; protesters should comment after he has spoken so all sides have their say.
They should have thrown the protesters out; it was his speech on where the state is and where it is going.
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