RedState Briefing 04/06/2011

RedState Morning Briefing

For April 6, 2011

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Just a quick note here. Justice David Prosser is trading a ridiculously slim lead of a few thousand votes in Wisconsin against the union backed Joann Kloppenburg and, depending on which hour you are reading this, the leader could change. This race is going to a recall.

Most significantly, unions poured both their hearts and resources into defeating Justice Prosser. That the jury is out on that suggests an aggressive union push against an underfunded and understaffed effort for Justice Prosser drew even. That does not suggest unions will have much success with their recall efforts if they are at parity in a statewide race with a money and manpower advantage.

There are, this morning, many union leaders and Democrats not too thrilled by what happened last night in Wisconsin.

1. Gee, I don’t *feel* rich

2. The Administration Claims The Senate Approved Libyan Intervention

3. The Nobel Peace Prize, Falo Delle Vanita and The Zionist Regime

4. Paul Ryan’s Budget: In No Way Extreme, Despite Democrat Histrionics

5. Ryan’s Budget: A Conservative View- The Excellent, the Good, and the Need for Improvement

6. By the Dozens: Unions Stage Not-So-Massive “We Are One” Rallies