On Former alderman to run for open Delavan City Council seat
Posted on March 21 at 6:39 p.m. ( Suggest removal )
Ryan Schroeder stated:
I am pleased to endorse Democrat Doug Harrod to be our next State Representative in the 32nd District. I encourage the voters of the 32nd Assembly District to stand behind Doug.
In an election year that is full of historical significance I will do all I can to help Doug become the first Democrat elected to the State Assembly in this part of the state for a seat like this. "It's time for change"
It's important to unite in the cause to elect an individual who will truly represent and be a voice for middle class families, who will work to improve education for our childeren and who will work to ensure that all Wisconsinites have access to affordable health care, while at the same time working to create new jobs with decent wages to get our economy jump started again. That individual is Democrat Doug Harrod.
I will be voting Doug Harrod for 32nd District Assembly on election day and I hope you will too.
Sincerely,
Ryan J. Schroeder
Former Democratic nominee for State Representative of the 32nd District,
On Former alderman to run for open Delavan City Council seat
Posted on March 21 at 5:33 p.m. ( Suggest removal )
Democrat Ryan Schroeder and his supporters are silent on where liberal Democrat Ryan Schroeder stands; with Governor Walker or against him? Schroeder's silence and that of his gang speaks volumes. I guess we can count Democrat Ryan Schroeder on the side of high taxes, increased fees, and high unemployment, but totally in favor of job protection, big pay, lavish benefits and pensions for public union employees at the expense of tax payers and Wisconsin jobs. Democrat Ryan Schroeder can't break from his party line of anti-Walker, anti-tax payer, out-of-touch protesters.
On Former alderman to run for open Delavan City Council seat
Posted on March 21 at 3:20 p.m. ( Suggest removal )
username27, Except for the grammar, I couldn't agree with you more when you wrote, "No one should voted based on a press release alone." Unfortunately, Democrat Ryan Schroeder's press releases tell voters absolutely nothing about he and his Milwaukee Democrat bosses fight against Governor Scott Walker's efforts to balance the budget. I would prefer Schroeder take a stand rather than pretend. However, not holding my breath as he and his supporters fear revealing their true colors to local voters. Hello? Ryan Schroeder, where do you stand, with Governor Scott Walker or against him? Just tell us with out a bunch of politician-speak.
On Former alderman to run for open Delavan City Council seat
Posted on March 21 at 3:06 p.m. ( Suggest removal )
bigcheese79, you want experience? I heard Will Kahabka is running. He served on the council as well and has far more relevant experience than Democrat Ryan Schroeder.
On Former alderman to run for open Delavan City Council seat
Posted on March 20 at 10:02 p.m. ( Suggest removal )
username27, You are correct that city council is a non-partisan office. That said, do you really believe that Ryan Schroeder stops being a Democrat when he walks into city hall? Schroeder and his party's legacy of creating a $137 million deficit this fiscal year and a $3.6 billion deficit for the next biennium, as well as doing everything possible to prevent Governor Walker from fixing these problems are what he stands for. If not, let him stand up and say so, clearly and without platitudes or qualification. Otherwise, we must assume that Schroeder supports the Democrat party and opposes Delavan native, Governor Scott Walker.
On Former alderman to run for open Delavan City Council seat
Posted on March 20 at 7:47 p.m. ( Suggest removal )
Schroeder needs to tell voters which of his tax payer funded jobs will be his priority. Schroeder needs to tell voters where he stands, with tax payers or public employee unions, and if the latter, how he would avoid raising taxes and fees, driving more jobs away from Delavan and Wisconsin. Concealing he is a Democrat is slippery at best. Why do Schroeder's press releases state nothing of his current full-time job with the Democrats in Madison? Of course, my expectation is another response that attacks those who simply point out facts about Democrat Ryan Schroeder. Yet the questions above remain.
On Former alderman to run for open Delavan City Council seat
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On Former alderman to run for open Delavan City Council seat
Posted on March 11 at 10:26 a.m. ( Suggest removal )
Also interesting that Schroeder's press release fails to mention his full time job working for a liberal Milwaukee Democrat. I wonder why that is?
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On Former alderman to run for open Delavan City Council seat
Posted on March 22 at 10:20 a.m. ( Suggest removal )
bigcheese79, you live in the same fantasy world with those (primarily Democrats such as Ryan Schroeder and his boss) who believe public sector jobs are the backbone of our economy. Furthermore, it was Governor Doyle and the Democrats' policies which made Wisconsin unattractive to job providers. I know, 'spread the wealth.' While you, President Obama and Ryan Schroeder all work to socialize our democracy, others prefer a free market and politicians who are willing to make the tough choices, such as Governor Scott Walker, who Schroeder and his boss are fighting. Wisconsin's high taxes (4th in the nation) discourage job growth. Ryan Schroeder has not only supported this, but worked to create an anti-business climate with his fellow liberal Democrats. Reality trumps rhetoric. Unlike Democrat Russ Feingold, Democrat Ryan Schroeder is unwilling to stand up to his party when their policies hurt job providers, promote vote fraud, extract more from the middle class through higher taxes and fees. That's fine. At least we know Ryan Schroeder stands for higher taxes and fees, as he and his boss worked to pass in Governor Doyle's final budget, which two years ago, raised taxes and fees by $2 billion on Wisconsin's middle class families. Again, reality trumps rhetoric. It is good that voters know they are getting a politician who has worked to raise taxes and fees. Hopefully voters will consider Will Kahabka, a small business owner who knows how to get things done and survive a recession, over tax and spend Democrat Ryan Schroeder.