The Mouse That Snores

...Ziller Squeaks!

I have been a follower of you site for sometime and I've enjoyed reading it. However, I've recently read something at ontheborderline.net that made me realize it's time to put my two cents worth in. Here's the post I find very interesting:

St Croix Democrats get marching orders from the teacher’s union

Filed under: General --- BobZiller @ 4:18 pm

If I can believe their announcement the St. Croix/Pierce County Democrats had a meeting January 12th at their usual watering hole, the Coachman Supper Club.
Speakers were to be Scott Ellingson, Wisconsin Education Association Council (WEAC) VP and Paul Hambleton, WEAC President and current National Education Assoc. Director.

They are going to give Jim Doyle credit for lowering property taxes and being favorable to education. I'm sure they won't mention that he cooked the books by sliding some of the highway fund into education and issuing $1.0 billion in new debt. WEAC will pour tons of money into the reelection of Jim Doyle.
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Isn't Ziller the communication director for the St. Croix Republican Party? He read this meeting notice in the local paper, but he didn't attend the meeting. Have you noticed that the Republican's seldom put public notices in the local papers for the Republican meetings. What are they trying to hide?

The two people mentioned above did talk at the meeting. I'm not sure what Ziller finds so wrong with taxpaying, US citizens getting an overview of our state's education system. That's right, the OTBL'ers don't actually talked to anyone involved in the education process. They mainly just anonymously toss elephant droppings at anyone who shows a concern for the public education system.

At the November Democrat meeting, a St. Croix County board member talked about planning and growth in the county and two others talked about land stewardship. I suppose there's not need to be concerned about these issues either. Afterall, there's been a house for sale for two years across the street from an anonymous OTBL blog and this means the growth is St. Croix county has stopped. Likewise, there's probably no need to care about the land because Rush Limbaugh said there is no globle warming and we have more trees today than ever.

It's good to know Ziller and company are keeping the world safe for his grand kids by keeping the pressure on to pass the "guns, gays and God" wedge issues they so highly praised. Maybe the Republicans should spend more time "doing" than "showing." Do the names Jack Abramoff or Michael Scanlon ring a cash register bell?

Did you hear about the Baptist minister who thinks homosexuals can become heterosexuals? He has been charged with offering to engage in oral sex with an undercover male police officer. Police said the Rev. Lonnie Latham was arrested Jan. 3 in Oklahoma City. He was released the next day on bail. Latham said he was set up in an area where he was "pastoring to police." His lawyer said Latham will plead not guilty. I believe Jimmy Swaggert and Jim Baker were also innocent...until proven guilty.

Keep ministering to us with your Republican propaganda BobZ. It's starting to ring hollow...

Fortunately, you have your OTBL lap dogs to sniff out your tales. Here's what spiritofpublicus had to say (it must have been really hard for him not to play the commie card):

Bob, this why the whole government education system is broken. As the name implies, it has long ceased being about the education of children. The system is about the ability to control power and the redistribution of wealth to members of a political organization. It is obvious spending more money for what ever reason, including new buildings, will do nothing to improve the education of our children. In the end, the system needs to be scrapped in favor of one which does not involve political gamesmanship; only by giving parents free economic choice will such a political-free system be attained.
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I thought parents have free economic choice in education. They can use the public schools or pay for private schools out of their own pockets.