Showing posts with label 72nd district. Show all posts
Showing posts with label 72nd district. Show all posts

Friday, October 28, 2016

Only One Choice In The 72nd


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By Jeff Simpson

Currently, the 72nd Assembly District is being misrepresented by Scott Krug.   Scott Krug is a guy who will say anything to get elected, like he wont take daily per diems(he does big time), or that he believes in the Constitution(he doesn't), or that he is being endorsed by the League of Conservation Voters(he wasn't).




Yes the League of Conservation Voters endorsed the only true candidate in the race - David Gorski!

David Gorski is the Democratic Party nominee(link is external)(link is external) for Wisconsin's 72nd state assembly district race in central Wisconsin.
The race, along with the race featuring Lynn Utesch in Assembly District One in northeastern Wisconsin, is being watched by political insiders and clean water activists as a political compass(link is external)(link is external)pointing to the power of citizen action fighting Big Ag and its Republican protectors.
Citizen groups are fighting Big Ag's practice of directing millions of tons of liquid and aerilized cow manure into the environment, while Confined Agricultural Feeding Operations, (CAFOs), deplete groundwater using industrial, high capacity water well.

David Gorski will actually do what he says, which will be a nice change of pace for our friends in the 72nd.   Please "like" his facebook page, send him a few dollars and/or give him some time.  

Since Scott Krug will say anything to get elected, it is time to make sure he gets unelected because he will say anything!

Monday, March 3, 2014

Krug's Subterfuge


 

By Jeff Simpson

H/T Dan Bice:


"My first spending cut is promising not to collect one cent of (legislative) per diem money ever," Scott Krug(R- Nekoosa)  told the Wisconsin State Journal in 2010.



Forgetting that fact that not collecting per diem's is NOT a spending cut, let's look at the definition of ever.


ev·er
ˈevər/
adverb
adverb: ever
  1. 1.
    at any time.
    "nothing ever seemed to ruffle her"
    synonyms:at any time, at any point, on any occasion, under any circumstances, on any account; More
    up till now, until now
    "the best I've ever done"
    • used in comparisons for emphasis.
      "they felt better than ever before"
  2. 2.
    at all times; always.
    "ever the man of action, he was impatient with intellectuals"
    synonyms:always, forever, eternally, until hell freezes over, until the cows come home More

But wait there is more:


1prom·ise

noun \ˈprä-məs\
: a statement telling someone that you will definitely do something or that something will definitely happen in the future
: an indication of future success or improvement
: a reason to expect that something will happen in the future
 Now, as so often happens in Wisconsin, reality and the republican talking points do not match up!

 But recently released records show Krug finished in the top 20 in the state Assembly for these tax-free payments in 2013, banking $10,560 for 120 days of work in Madison. That comes on top of his salary of $49,943 per year.
Krug's explanation:

"Obviously, those first two years in office, that's a fifth of our salary, leaving it on the table there," he said. "That's a decent sacrifice to make for the situation we were in."

Who knew that campaign pledges had term limits?

"Apparently, Scott Krug's promises are only good for two years," said Scott Spector, executive director of the liberal group Wisconsin Progress.

We know that Scott Krug is not one of the brightest bulbs on the Holiday tree, so let's help him out.

 Per diem is NOT salary (you would think someone who is making major fiscal decisions would understand that).

 per diem (ˈpɜː ˈdaɪɛm; ˈdiːɛm)
adv
1. every day or by the day
n
2. (Commerce)
a. an allowance for daily expenses, usually those incurred while working
b. (as modifier): a per-diem allowance.
 Salary :  Salary is a fixed amount of money or compensation paid to an employee by an employer in return for work performed. Salary is commonly paid in fixed intervals, for example, monthly payments of one-twelfth of the annual salary.

Krug won by 100 votes in the last election, let's hope there are 50 people in Nekoosa sufficiently embarrassed by his incompetence that they switch their vote!


 Here is Krug accepting the WMC job creator award(isnt that ironic)!  




 Luckily for the people of the 72nd District, you have a real choice.  You have a real intelligent public servant running against Scott - Dana Duncan

You should "like" Dana Duncan's facebook page here and let's get him elected!