I write today, tired from an incredible four days of inaugural celebrations but energized by the words of our president in his inaugural address to the nation.
The members of the Electoral College, by tradition, sit directly in front of the president during his speech.
It was exhilarating.
The president’s speech was the best explanation of the basis of his political philosophy we have heard.
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As we sit in front of the presidential podium at the inaugural, I remember President Barack Obama’s words: this inaugural is a time to celebrate each other and our great nation.
It is easy to find ways to argue and find differences over the direction of our country. But not today.
For a brief moment, we come together and witness the workings of our constitutional government.
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Christine Bremer Muggli joined in on the Route 51 Election Roundtable, discussing the US Senate race and the Presidential race. To listen to the program:
Christine Bremer Muggli joined in on the conversation discussing the presidential debate, President Obama’s Wisconsin visit, and the latest news in Wisconsin’s US Senate race. To listen to the program:
WAUSAU, WI — The Wisconsin Law Journal has named its 2012 Up and Coming Lawyers. The honorees chosen for this award are on the fast track to making a significant impact on the legal profession. They represent determination in legal work, in community betterment, and in improving their own law firms.
The honorees were recognized at an evening awards ceremony on September 19, 2012 at The Garage at the Harley-Davidson Museum in Milwaukee.
Chosen as a 2012 Up and Coming Lawyer was Kristen Lonergan of the Law Offices of Bremer & Trollop.
When I flew back home from Charlotte, I reflected on the last night of the Democratic National Convention. It was incredible to be a part of it.
Clearly, the highlight of the convention came with the final speeches of Joe Biden and President Barack Obama. But for us Wisconsinites, excitement brewed knowing that Tammy Baldwin was to speak before the vice president.
President Bill Clinton truly rocked the house last night, and the Wisconsin delegation rocked with him. In a speech that lasted more than 40 minutes, he laid out the best defense of President Barack Obama that we had heard.
From our seats, we can see the huge teleprompter for the speakers. It was unbelievable to see that nearly half of President Clinton’s speech was unscripted. He is a master.
Christine Bremer Muggli joined in on the conversation from the final day at the Democratic National Convention in Charlotte, North Carolina. To listen to the program:
Last night was amazing!
Delegates did not leave the hall until 1 a.m. Our first lady topped an amazing night. Everyone is energized and ready to work for the re-election of our president. It is extremely exciting to hear such dynamic speakers and to be with so many friends from across the nation who share the values of the Democratic Party.
The Wisconsin delegation was fired up at our morning breakfast at 7am with speeches from many leaders including Peter Barca, Assembly Minority Leader and Senator Mark Miller.
We learned from state Sen. Mark Pocan, who is a Democratic candidate for Congress, that the race for our 7th Congressional District candidate, Pat Kreitlow, has been targeted as one of the strongest in the nation and the one to support! This news gives us even more reason to work hard to elect Kreitlow to Congress to take back the seat of Dave Obey.
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