Gwen Moore, Jim Sensenbrenner, and Paul Ryan have a deal.
One of the headlines on today’s Politico discusses how House Minority Leader John Boener will campaign this weekend for Republican U.S. House candidate Rich Iott in northwest Ohio.
But don’t expect to see Republican incumbents Paul Ryan or Jim Sensenbrenner campaigning for any of Wisconsin’s Republican U.S. House candidates any time soon.
The Republican Liberty Caucus of Wisconsin, a state affiliate of the national RLC, became the first group to
expose a sweetheart deal between federally elected Democrats and Republicans in the state. The deal: Democrat and Republican incumbent Members of Congress will not campaign against each other.
Ryan and Sensenbrenner have not lifted a finger to help Republican challenger Reid Ribble, who is in the lead in northeast Wisconsin, or Republican challenger Dan Sebring, running against Gwen Moore in the Milwaukee area.
An incumbent member of Congress has not lost in the state in over ten years and only four Members of Congress have lost in The Badger State in the last 28 years, according to The Milwaukee Journal-Sentinel.
As a result of the discovery and distribution of this information, the RLC has been featured on WTAQ radio (see “Gentleman’s Agreement” segments) in Green Bay and at the WTAQ website. Learn more about the incident at the Republican Liberty Caucus of Wisconsin news page.
On November 1st, 2010 at 11:51 pm
We really need to win big to get over the cheating we’ve already found out about. It’s not new but that which is new is that we’re vigilant and are learning regarding it now instead of 2 months from now. they’ll be exposed for the cheaters they are, just as their unfavorable campaigning has shown all of them as liars and devoid of their own ideas. Now is not some time to slow down however rather to pile the idea on. It is any time to leave no doubt as to where the American men and women stand.