TV attack ads lead to confusing Wisconsin gubernatorial campaign
September 6th, 2010Though the barrage of TV ads may indicate otherwise, Scott Walker and Tom Barrett arent running against each other not yet at least.
Though the barrage of TV ads may indicate otherwise, Scott Walker and Tom Barrett arent running against each other not yet at least.
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Though the barrage of TV ads may indicate otherwise, Scott Walker and Tom Barrett arent running against each other not yet at least.
By Bill Adair, PolitiFact Editor Saturday, September 4, 2010 Labor Day weekend marks the kickoff of the fall TV season — not sitcoms and reality shows, but campaign ads. To help make sense of the impending avalanche of ads, we present the Message Machine Fall TV Preview, part of a PolitiFact-NPR partnership to fact-check the 2010 campaign. PolitiFact has a unique perch to watch the TV ads. Our …
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Dear Editor: For too long the lieutenant governor of Wisconsin has been a meaningless position. I think it is time to finally give an answer to the age-old question of just what exactly does the lieutenant governor do?