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The Democratic Party of Brown County  
118 S. Chestnut Street
Green Bay
Phone: (920) 405-0455
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Rummage Sale

Brown County Dems Rummage and Bake Sale!

Brown County Democrats will hold a fundraising garage sale
May 16 through 18th!   
Funds will go to the new roof (which is desperately needed).
Chair for Rummage Sale 
Spring Cleaning?
Please donate some items for the cause!   Drop your donations off at the office - 118 S. Chestnut  Monday through Wednesday from 10 til 2 pm or call 405-0455.  Please note that the sale will not include clothing.
 
Handy in the kitchen?  Or have time to help?
No items to donate?  You can still help by bringing in baked goods for the bake sale.  We also need volunteers to help set up this week and help during the sale.  Please contact Nancy Schleis if you can pitch in at  This e-mail address is being protected from spam bots, you need JavaScript enabled to view it
 
Members only:  Thursday. May 16 evening
 
Open to public:  
Friday & Saturday, May 17th and 18th 

from 10:00 to  3:00 both days

 

Click here for Rummage Sale Poster

 

 
Voucher links
Lots of information about the real impact of vouchers 
 
Walker’s empire is beginning to crumble

Walker’s empire is beginning to crumble from within

This article gives insight into how some Wisconsin Republican legislators view how they were deceived or coerced into voting against their own conscience and their constituents' interests.

Article linked here: http://www.wiscnews.com/news/opinion/columnists/article_12a98d0c-b296-11e2-a81c-0019bb2963f4.html 

 
Job Loss Walker's Fault

Job Slump IS Walker's Fault! 

 

See Journal Sentinal article and chart using this link:   JSOnline article link 

 

The chart shows how Wisonsin compares to the national average (hint, not good).  

The data and the article points out that Wisconsin's jobs started losing ground when Walker took office and slowed even more when his budget went into effect.

See also how Wisconsin dropped from 1st Pre Act 10 to 50th in nation Post Act 10

http://browncountydems.com/content/view/364/60/

 
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