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Talked about my April Fool's gag from Thursday with UW-La Crosse political science professor Dr. Anthony Chergosky, and the idea that maybe we should play 80s-90s Rush Limbaugh classics instead of some new host. Also discussed the burning-mask rally and voter suppression laws based on the notion of voter fraud pushed by Republicans, when there was no mass voter fraud.
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Started the show with a big announcement, Rick Solem's run on La Crosse Talk PM is over. He, along with La Crosse County Democratic Party Chair William Garcia, will be taking over Rush Limbaugh's time slot on WIZM. Aside from that news, Mayoral Candidate Vicki Markussen joined to talk about wrapping up her campaign.
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Mitch Reynolds joined, talked about how the Lincoln Middle Schoolers ran the candidates through the ringer earlier in the day. Also broke down some of his campaign finance numbers that came out earlier.
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Hit a ton of things today, including being on the treadmill at the Y the past couple days and seeing Fox News on one TV and CNN on the other ... and in between that HLN coverage of the Derek Chauvin murder trial. Plus, sounds like there are vaccines available in La Crosse for those who can get them. Also talked about the $1 million one state schools superintendent candidate has in campaign cash. Lastly, hit on the idea of a per-mile gas tax and our elected officials hiding Facebook comments that they don't agree with -- is that legal?
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Shared a story about coming across a couple of pups on Highway 16 in Houston County in the middle of the night, and a little bit of frustration on the lack of ability from the County Sheriff's office to provide much help. After that, ranted about the Booze-to-go bill that's a year late and the PDF-happy city council committee agenda.
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