#shutuppery: Oligarchical Collectivists use shady tactics to silence, suppress critics
"For almost three years, the political Left in Wisconsin, led by elected prosecutors, has been unsuccessfully trying to silence conservative voices because of their successes," Rivkin said in a statement.
"Since the left can’t win at the ballot box, they secretly resort to the illegal use of government power — ‘dark power’ — to go after those who do not agree with them. This nefarious probe had nothing to do with bringing more fairness to the political process."
(full story
"Judge's order tossing 'John Doe' investigation is stayed" at madison.com)
Related story:
"Wisconsin prosecutors abuse the law for partisan ends"
at washingtonpost.com
On This Progressive Day: May 11
4,000 Pullman Palace Car Company workers go on a wildcat strike in Illinois (1894)
In Buenos Aires, Argentina, four Israeli Mossad agents capture fugitive National Socialist Workers' Party big Adolf Eichmann, living under the assumed name Ricardo Klement (1960)
The first contraceptive pill is made available on the market (1960)
Klaus Barbie goes on trial in Lyon, France for war crimes committed during World War II (1987)
Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant (ISIL), the al-Qaeda group operating in Iraq and Syria, kills at least 46 people with a pair of car bombs in Reyhanlı, Turkey (2013)
b: Jim Jeffords (1934), Harold Ford, Jr. (1970); d: Daniel De Leon (1914), Kim Philby (1988)
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#shutuppery: Oligarchical Collectivists use shady tactics to silence, suppress critics
