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State Republican Party leaders are asking election officials to investigate whether Democratic candidate Shelly Moore intentionally used her public school email account to organize and work on her recall campaign. In support of its claim, the Republican Party released a number of Moore emails it received via an open records request from the Ellsworth School District.
"We are not supposed to use school email, but since all of our rights are being taken away, I don't frankly care," Moore wrote in a March 10 email to discuss an emergency teachers union meeting and the distribution of her recall papers.
But a spokeswoman for the state Democratic Party today dismissed any suggestion that Moore was using state resources to campaign.
Gillian Morris, press secretary for the Democratic Party's recall drive, said Moore didn't declare as a candidate until early May, some time after the emails in dispute.
"Shelly was absolutely not using taxpayer dollars for campaign purposes - no campaign even existed when these emails were sent," Morris said
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Moore is running in the recall to try to unseat Sheila Harsdorf.
Germaain to the discussion, this wa posted yesterday morning on the JS blog regarding Wisconsin Republicans plan to make recalls more difficult in the future. Thanks kimberlyleudke...
Walker and Republican playbook--we can't win on policy, so let's make it really hard to get rid of us.
We can't win on policy, so let's decimate the opposition by attacking unions.
We can't win on policy, so let's run fake candidates.
We can't win on policy, so let's get rid of public hearings in the lawmaking process.
We can't win on policy, so let's make corporations citizens with the right to free speech, i.e. buy elections with absolutely legal misinformation campaigns.
We can't win on policy, so let's undermine our democracy until we win.
Now, it's we can't win on policy, so let's try to smear our opponents.