It's also great to hear both him and Dallet say the word "LYING", and calling out Michael Screnock for not condemning the false ad.
So what is WMC doing after being called out for their sleaze? HIDING THEIR MEMBERS FROM THE PUBLIC.
After our release calling out @WisconsinMC board of directors for their $1 million ad outing victims of child sexual assault and demanding the ad come down, WMC has taken down the page listing its board of directors. https://t.co/dJMakbQ1DA
— One Wisconsin Now (@onewisconsinnow) April 2, 2018
Sure enough, you type up that website and it comes up "Page Not Found."
Golly, I imagine WMC would really hate it if someone had printed that information off in a blog and could go back to it and print up another List of Shame. You know, one that might look like this.
WMC OFFICERS
CHAIR
JAY L. SMITH, Chairman & CEO
Teel Plastics, Inc., Baraboo
VICE CHAIR
STEPHEN D. LOEHR, Vice President
Kwik Trip, Inc., La Crosse
PRESIDENT/CEO
KURT R. BAUER
Wisconsin Manufacturers & Commerce (WMC), Madison
SECRETARY
TOD B. LINSTROTH, Senior Partner & Past Member & Chair of Management Committee
Michael Best & Friedrich LLP, Madison
TREASURER
GINA A. PETER, Executive Vice President, Commercial Banking Division Manager
Wells Fargo Bank, Milwaukee
WMC BOARD OF DIRECTORS
DARYL ADEL, Business President
Kerry, Beloit
SIDNEY H. BLISS, President & CEO
Bliss Communications, Inc., Janesville
DAMOND WILLIAMS BOATWRIGHT, Regional President – Operations
SSM Health Care of Wisconsin, Madison
STEVEN G. BOOTH, President/CEO
Robert W. Baird & Co., Inc., Milwaukee
DAVID H. BRETTING, President & CEO
C.G. Bretting Manufacturing Company, Inc., Ashland
THOMAS A. BURKE, President & CEO
Modine Manufacturing Company, Racine
NATE CUNNIFF, Senior Vice President – Business Banking
BMO Harris Bank, Brookfield
DANIEL DEFNET, Executive Vice President, Commercial Banking
Johnson Financial Group, Racine
BRAD W. DENOYER, CPA, Partner
Baker Tilly Virchow Krause, LLP, Madison
JOHN N. DYKEMA, President/Owner
Campbell Wrapper Corporation; Circle Packaging Machinery, Inc., De Pere
PHILIP B. FLYNN, President & CEO
Associated Banc-Corp, Green Bay
JEFF T. FRENCH, National Managing Partner, Consumer & Industrial Products
Grant Thornton, LLP, Appleton
PHILIP C. FRITSCHE, SR., President
Beaver Dam Area Chamber of Commerce, Beaver Dam
LOUIS P. GENTINE II, CEO
Sargento Foods Inc., Plymouth
ROBERT GERBITZ, President & CEO
Hendricks Commercial Properties, Beloit
MICHAEL F. HAMERLIK, President & CEO
WPS Health Solutions, Madison
STEVEN H. JOHNSON, Factory Manager
John Deere Horicon Works, Horicon
WILSON R. JONES, President & CEO
Oshkosh Corporation, Oshkosh
PATRICIA LEONARD KAMPLING, Chairman & CEO
Alliant Energy Corporation, Madison
ROBERT L. KELLER, Chairman
J.J. Keller & Associates, Inc., Neenah
SUZANNE KELLEY, President & CEO
Waukesha County Business Alliance, Waukesha
CLIFFORD J. KING, CEO
Skyward, Inc., Stevens Point
JAMES M. LEEF, President & CEO
ITU AbsorbTech, Inc., New Berlin
ALLEN L. LEVERETT, President
WEC Energy Group, Milwaukee
SCOTT A. MAYER, Chairman & CEO
QPS Employment Group, Brookfield
JAMES J. McINTYRE, President and CEO
The Greenheck Group, Schofield
J. R. MENARD, Executive Vice President & Treasurer
Menard, Inc., Eau Claire
ROSALIE F. MORGAN, President
EMCS, Inc., Milwaukee
ROBERT MOSES, President & CEO
Prairie du Chien Area Chamber of Commerce, Prairie du Chien
BARBARA NICK, President & CEO
Dairyland Power Cooperative, La Crosse
MICHAEL NIKOLAI, President, COO & CEO
Waupaca Foundry Inc., Waupaca
JAMES J. OSTROM, President & CEO
Milk Source LLC, Kaukauna
Stick it to the real takers in this state - the unethical lowlifes of WMC. Vote in Dallet tomorrow
I heard that spot on the radio going home last night and pumped my fist in the air. Finally a Democrat fighting back effectively. I guess we'll see soon enough if it was actually effective.
ReplyDeleteI hung my sample ballot up on the wall outside my cube to let people know it's election day - no indication of my preference of course - just a simple non-partisan GOTV effort.
Honestly, Dallet is an easy choice on experience alone. The Republican has been a judge for three years in sparsely populated Sauk County. Dallet has been in Milwaukee County for ten and was a prosecutor before that.
Add in the fact that the Republican owes his post to the sitting Governor, worked for Michael Best and Friedrich and is primarily funded by the Republican Party, and I think it's fair to suggest we know where his bread is buttered.
Dallet wins easily on experience and perceived independence.
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DeleteOh, if this election was based on qualifications and ethical behavior, Dallet wins hands down.
ReplyDeleteIt's only because of dirty WMC/NRA money, fundies who are single-minded on taking away reproductive rights, and scared old white people addicted to GOPperganda radio that makes this a contested race. We'll see what wins out.
But yes, I also found it heartening to see Dallet take the fight right to these corporate scumbags, and turn the spotlight onto them. More Dems should do the same
Apparently the Dallet response ad hurt WMCs fee-fees, so they filed a complaint with the Wisconsin Judicial Commission saying that Dallet was smearing them.
ReplyDeleteYes, the corporate oligarchs who ran a dishonest ad that basically revealed the name of a child who was molested.... those guys are the REAL victims.
Just when you think WMC can't get lower and more gutless, they surprise you.
That should be shocking. Sadly, it's exactly what I'd expect from that crowd. I hope the judicial commission spanks them and makes them sit in the corner. Metaphorically of course.
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