If Caesar were alive today, he’d be stabbed to death with a speculum. Three days shy the Ides of March, there is something disproportionately apropos for the Republicans in the State Assembly to make use of its limited time left in the current legislative session to vote on three bills that further the national war on women.
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One of the best aspects to living in Madison is when you cast a vote in an election, it’s not the typical predicament of choosing the lesser of two evils, but rather the boldest of the best. A case in point is the special election on Tuesday, July 12, to fill the vacant seat in the 48th District of the State Assembly. There are six excellent candidates running to represent this liberal district — no Republicans or Independents vying for the seat; so whoever wins the primary is the de facto winner in the general election next month. But in this field of six, one alone stands above the rest: Andy Heidt. Read the rest of this entry »
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