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How Did Wisconsin Become the Most Politically Divisive Place in America?

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The divisive atmosphere in Wisconsin after governor Walker's action against public union bargaining rights, the protests and recall effort that followed.

Fixing the budget deficit in the U.S. state of Wisconsin- 2011-2012

02/11/2011

Wisconsin elected Republicans to the Governor's office and to both houses of the legislature. Governor Walker has a sweeping plan to fix the state's $137 million deficit. He is planning cuts to the public employees benefits unilaterally without negotiating with the unions.

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Public Workers in Wisconsin Protest Plan to Cut Benefits

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Wisconsin Senate Fails to Vote on Union Law

Wall Street Journal 02/18/2011

Michigan Gov. Says He Won't 'Pick Fights' With Unions

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In Wisconsin and Washington, budget battles reshape political landscape

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Paul Ryan's constituents in Wisconsin and the response to his budget plan

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Response by constituents at town hall meetings in Paul Ryan's home state of Wisconsin.

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Charlie Rose Talks to Paul Ryan

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For conflicted Ryan constituent, budget debate about more than his own future - The Washington Post

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How Did Wisconsin Become the Most Politically Divisive Place in America?

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David Obey, U.S. Congressman of the seventh District of Wisconsin.

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David Obey wants to see a war surtax to pay for the $30 billion Obama wants to spend for additional troops buildup in Afghanistan. He says he's damn tired of seeing only military families take on all the burdens of the war.

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How Did Wisconsin Become the Most Politically Divisive Place in America?

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Wisconsin and recall votes for eight legislators after Governor Walker's spending cuts

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Recall Elections in Sharply Divided Wisconsin Are Ending on Frenetic Note

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Republicans Hold On to Wisconsin Senate After Recall Vote

New York Times 08/09/2011

Wisconsin Approves Recall Election for Governor Walker

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Wisconsin recall election: Scott Walker’s fate will have November implications - The Washington Post

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How Did Wisconsin Become the Most Politically Divisive Place in America?

New York Times 05/24/2012

Wisconsin Governor Walker and the recall election for governor in 2012

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Wisconsin Approves Recall Election for Governor Walker

New York Times 03/30/2012

Wisconsin recall election: Scott Walker’s fate will have November implications - The Washington Post

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How Did Wisconsin Become the Most Politically Divisive Place in America?

New York Times 05/24/2012

Recall Stirs Passion in a Purple State

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Gov. Walker survives recall in Wisconsin - The Washington Post

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Walker Survives Wisconsin Recall Effort

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