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University of Wisconsin-Madison (view source)
Revision as of 01:35, April 26, 2007
, 01:35, April 26, 2007Moving somewhat gossippy remark to Talk. Not clear how the sexual orientation of the state rep in whose district UW is located relates to the university itself.
It is the birthplace of both the [[political correctness]] and the [[Critical legal studies]] movements.{{fact}} It is the reason that Wisconsin, which has a conservative population, has a pro-gun control governor and two liberal U.S. Senators. John Kerry carried Wisconsin in 2004 on the strength of the vote in Madison, where the large University is located.
It is the birthplace of both the [[political correctness]] and the [[Critical legal studies]] movements.{{fact}} It is the reason that Wisconsin, which has a conservative population, has a pro-gun control governor and two liberal U.S. Senators. John Kerry carried Wisconsin in 2004 on the strength of the vote in Madison, where the large University is located.
Congresswoman Tammy Baldwin, who received her law degree from the University of Wisconsin-Madison, has represented the district since 1998, and as its state representative prior to that. She lists her female partner on her official biography,<ref>[http://www.vote-smart.org/bio.php?can_id=BS021382 Representative Tammy Baldwin] at Vote-Smart.org</ref> and she is the first-ever openly lesbian member of Congress.
Congresswoman Tammy Baldwin, who received her law degree from the University of Wisconsin-Madison, has represented the district since 1998, and as its state representative prior to that.
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