According to the nonprofit One Wisconsin Now, the state’s DMV has created such a draconian bureaucratic voter-ID exemption process that many voters simply give up in anger and frustration. [DailyKos]
Bradley's anti-gay and anti-feminist college writings from 24 years ago have become a central point in the campaign since liberal advocacy group One Wisconsin Now brought them to light in early March. [Associated Press]
“Walker’s propensity for saying one thing while doing another and the subservience of principle to political expediency in order to advance his own ambitions has come to the fore,” the liberal One Wisconsin Now said after Walker’s reversal on ethanol policy. [Wisconsin State Journal]
Assembly Democrats are stepping up their attacks on Supreme Court Justice Rebecca Bradley over her inflammatory writings about LGBT people and feminists. The writings were uncovered by the liberal group One Wisconsin Now. [Wisconsin Gazette]
As a Marquette student, she wrote opinion pieces, unearthed by One Wisconsin Now, in which she referred to being gay as “an abnormal sexual preference” and to people with AIDS as “degenerates,” suggesting they deserved to die. [Isthmus]
The portion of the column highlighted by One Wisconsin Now referenced author Camille Paglia, a professor at University of the Arts in Philadelphia. Bradley wrote that Paglia had been "prevented from speaking at several colleges" after Paglia "legitimately suggested that women play a role in date rape." [Politifact Wisconsin]
Hence the apologies and disavowals from Bradley and Scott Walker after One Wisconsin Now unearthed Bradley’s disgusting rants about “degenerates” and the “abnormal sexual preference” of gay people during her campus bomb-thrower days, as well as the national GOP establishment’s convulsions over the rise of Donald Trump. [Isthmus]
Analiese Eicher said she believes Republicans only intended to pass "political talking points." The group has highlighted the issue of student loan debt for several years. [Capital Times]
That was before the indefatigable Scot Ross, executive director of the liberal group One Wisconsin Now, uncovered and shared Bradley’s explosive hate writings from the Marquette Tribune. [Wisconsin Gazette]
"I think that's an interesting question, what does Walker today say about this?" said Scot Ross, executive director of the liberal group One Wisconsin Now. [Appleton Post-Crescent]
Just weeks before the April 5 elections, the liberal political group One Wisconsin Now discovered several editorial columns, written by Wisconsin Supreme Court Justice Rebecca Bradley for the Marquette Tribune in 1992. [Advance-Titan]
Wisconsin Supreme Court Justice Rebecca Bradley has apologized for anti-gay opinion pieces she wrote ... One Wisconsin Now revealed the writings. [Windy City Times]
The watchdog group One Wisconsin Now revealed that as a student at Marquette University, Bradley had written a series of hate-filled editorials. [Shepherd Express]
As One Wisconsin Now documented, she wrote to Marquette’s student newspaper that Americans were “either totally stupid or entirely evil” for electing President Bill Clinton. [Urban Milwaukee]
Kloppenburg, meanwhile, has gotten a boost from liberal group One Wisconsin Now, which brought to light Bradley's college writings that bash gays and feminists. [Associated Press]
The group One Wisconsin Now revealed the writings last week. Bradley was an undergraduate at Marquette when she wrote derisive comments. [WHBL-FM]
It comes after a week of bad headlines for Bradley, whose 1992 college writings were unearthed by the liberal group One Wisconsin Now and reported on by state and national media. [Capital Times]
According to the nonprofit One Wisconsin Now, the state’s DMV has created such a draconian bureaucratic voter-ID exemption process that many voters simply give up in anger and frustration. [The Atlantic]
Bradley has apologized for those comments repeatedly this week — including in an interview with the Wisconsin State Journal — after the liberal advocacy group One Wisconsin Now released them to reporters on Monday. [Wisconsin State Journal]
One Wisconsin Now and Kloppenburg have characterized Bradley’s commentaries then as “vitriolic” and comprising “hate speech.” [Kenosha News]
He referred to One Wisconsin Now, the liberal group that unearthed Bradley's opinion columns, as one of Kloppenburg's "attack dogs." [Capital Times]
The liberal group One Wisconsin Now's executive director, Scot Ross, called on Bradley to resign her position on the Supreme Court. [Lawyer Herald]
Bradley has since issued a statement in defense of the deeply hurtful and vile newspaper columns she wrote while an undergraduate at Marquette, which were recently unearthed by One Wisconsin Now. [Milwaukee Journal Sentinel]
“Rebecca Bradley has revealed such a depth of hatred and contempt for people that she cannot be trusted to uphold the most basic tenet of our judicial system, that all are equal before the law,” said One Wisconsin Now. [USA Today]
The onslaught of disclosures was engineered by One Wisconsin Now, a liberal group opposed to Bradley’s nomination. The election is April 5, and if this keeps up, it will be a miracle if she pulls it out. [On Milwaukee]
Her writings have recently come to light – per discovery by the progressive group One Wisconsin Now – which she compared the practice of abortion to slavery and the Holocaust. [Marquette Tribune]
One Wisconsin Now and the liberal group People for the American Way called for Bradley to resign. [Marquette Wire]
Tony Castaneda talks with Scott Ross, Executive Director of One Wisconsin Now, about how the group uncovered Rebecca Bradley’s college hate speech. [WORT-FM]
Scot Ross, director of One Wisconsin Now, the liberal group that brought to light Bradley's college writings, said he thinks Villa must have told Walker about Bradley's political past. [Chicago Tribune]
She says the revelations that came out this week – thanks to a liberal non-profit, One Wisconsin Now. [New Civil Rights Movement]
The justice has already apologized for anti-gay writings made public by the liberal advocacy group One Wisconsin Now, while her campaign declined to comment on a column in which she compares abortion to the holocaust and slavery. [Wisconsin Radio Network]
Bradley was on the defense amid a recent discovery of strongly worded political condemnations and anti-gay sentiments she wrote... The columns were revealed by the left-leaning group One Wisconsin Now. [Daily Cardinal]
Bradley has spent much of this week apologizing for her words, which were unearthed on Monday by the liberal group One Wisconsin Now. [Capital Times]
The release, first reported by One Wisconsin Now, comes in the final month of her campaign for election to the court, following her appointment last fall by Republican Governor Scott Walker. [The Progressive]
A liberal group, One Wisconsin Now, has released a series of writings from Bradley...Bradley supported writer and critic Camille Paglia's suggestion that women play a role in date rape. [Associated Press]
"It is abhorrent to blame the victim of a sexual assault, whatever the circumstances," One Wisconsin Now research director Jenni Dye said in a statement. [Associated Press]
The column's release comes after several others unearthed this week by the liberal group One Wisconsin Now. [Capital Times]
One Wisconsin Now Executive Director Scot Ross made his regular appearance on UNSPUN to discuss the state Supreme Court race. [WMTV-TV]
Liberal advocacy group One Wisconsin Now disclosed the writings, published in the Marquette Tribune, at a state Capitol news conference Monday. [Wisconsin State Journal]
The piece is one of several unearthed this week by the liberal group One Wisconsin Now. [Capital Times]
A trove of homophobic vitriol written by state Supreme Court Justice Rebecca Bradley more than twenty years ago has been unearthed by the liberal advocacy group One Wisconsin Now, and now features in the election between Bradley and Appeals Court Judge JoAnne Kloppenburg. [Wisconsin Radio Network]
Here, have a couple of quotes about homosexual AIDS queers, as uncovered by One Wisconsin Now. [Wonkette]
The writings were uncovered by the liberal advocacy group One Wisconsin Now, which announced them at a press conference Monday morning. [New York Times]
The 1992 column Bradley wrote while a student at Marquette University was unveiled Tuesday by the liberal attack group One Wisconsin Now. [Associated Press]
Liberal group One Wisconsin Now released a column and two letters to the editor Bradley wrote in February and November 1992 that appeared in the Marquette Tribune, the student newspaper. [WMAQ-TV]
The columns were surfaced Monday by progressive activist group One Wisconsin Now. [Talking Points Memo]
The liberal group One Wisconsin Now revealed one column and two letters to the editor that Bradley wrote in February and November 1992 when she was a student at Marquette University. [Chicago Tribune]
On Monday, the liberal group One Wisconsin Now released columns Bradley wrote in 1992 for the student newspaper at Marquette University, urging her to resign from office. [Huffington Post]
Scot Ross, executive director of One Wisconsin Now, said Bradley's columns from more than two decades ago were relevant now because of the tenor of her comments and her unwillingness during the campaign to talk about her views on social issues and other matters that may come before the court. [Milwaukee Journal Sentinel]
One Wisconsin Now, a non-profit, non-partisan group, describes Justice Bradley's writings as "a series of hateful and venomous attacks on gay people and people living with HIV." [New Civil Rights Movement]