JoAnne Kloppenburg For Wisconsin Supreme Court

[Pharaoh]

BTW Prosser is the right wing incumbent SC Justice.




Dear Friends,



David Prosser is wrong.



Last night at a debate he said that special interests were spending $3 million in ads against him. That’s not true. Actually, special interests are spending $2 million to support him and attack JoAnne.



We told you at the start of this campaign, we’d keep you informed of the outside money that came in. Over the last three weeks, and up to election day, we know of about $4 million in third party spending in this race. And more money is coming in for the incumbent, and against JoAnne, every day.



JoAnne has said from the outset that, like it or not, third party groups have a constitutional right to air these ads. It’s not easy for JoAnne to hear her record distorted and her work maligned. But she’s taking the high road and behaving like an adult…continuing to focus on her background and qualifications…continuing to show with her words and her actions that she will bring independence and an open mind to her work as a Justice. She will be the new blood the Supreme Court so desperately needs.



Then there’s our opponent. You may remember that he voted, along partisan lines, not to discipline a fellow Justice for a despicable ad, an ad widely perceived to be a lie. Now, however, David Prosser is very, very angry about the $2 million being spent on ads against him…and thinks they should be stopped.



But in the end, this campaign isn’t about how mad David Prosser is. It isn’t about how much money flows into ads on either side.


This campaign is about you. We need your help, your energy and most importantly your vote on Tuesday April 5. Together, we can restore confidence in our Court by electing someone who is truly independent and impartial: JoAnne Kloppenburg.


Thanks for all you are doing.



Melissa Mulliken

Campaign Manager

The Kloppenburg for Justice Committee

[pacalo]

1. Seven more days for her landslide victory. I've never been more confident about an election

victory. I have that much faith in Wisconsinite's judgment. I'm looking forward to April 5th!

[charmay]

4. I'm afraid to hope.

Even my vocal republican coworkers aren't singing Prosser's praises.

[pacalo]

9. I wish you all the best of luck, charmay.

And a belated welcome to DU! :hi:

[999998th word]

10. Talking+leafletting on my own ,best I can.Live in very red area.

[pacalo]

11. That's heartwarming to hear. I live in a red area in a red state, so I know the

determination & can-do spirit it takes for you to do what you're doing. It's very admirable & I wish you much success.

:hi:

[undeterred]

kick

:kick:

[undeterred]

2. I live on a busy street in Madison.

I'm usually the one with the yards signs. Tonight I came home and there were two Kloppenburg signs on my side of the street: one on the lawn of my usually nonpolitical next door neighbor, and another on my "too busy raising kids but we'll put up a yard sign if you bring us one" neighbors.

This is good.

[Pharaoh]

3. I already early voted for her today

:party:

[dhill926]

6. Vote again!

Sorry....born and raised in Chicago.....

[femmocrat]

5. K&R

If you are in WI, vote!

:kick:

[buddysmellgood]

7. I hear Prosser did not show for a forum with Kloppenburg tonight.

[elocs]

8. We need to take nothing for granted and get out the vote for Kloppenburg.

After the demonstrations in Madison this will be our first opportunity to show our power and our strength to the Republicans in Wisconsin.

I cast my vote for Kloppenburg at my city hall a week ago Monday as did my goddaughter.

[Roy Ellefson]

12. West Central Wisconsin

Living in a small town of about 1200 in West Central Wisconsin (a purple area of the state) have seen about a dozen or so Kloppenburg signs 0 Prosser. Normally it seems that the right wingers are more motivated in this area--evidently not the case this time. I think it bodes well--but we must GOTV.