Wisconsin Democratic primary
Progressive Dems Unifying, but Not in Milwaukee
But those seeking unity in Wisconsin have to wait two more weeks: Until Sept. 9, Wisconsin primary day.
The most heavily covered Wisconsin Democratic primary race in on Milwaukee’s south side, in which a rightwing Jose Guzman and in-some-wing Laura Manriquez are challenging five-term progressive incumbent, Rep. Pedro Colón.
Manriquez (the board chair of Robert Miranda’s Esperanza Unida, a non-profit taken over by Miranda’s coup a few years back) is echoing the campaign message of Miranda, executive director of Esperanza Unida and editor of the Spanish Journal.
Now, in an unusual campaign charge: (that Colón doesn’t charge enough per diem), Manriquez is looking desperate.
Manriquez’ Bad Faith Betrays Hispanics in 8th Assembly District
Wisconsin Primary Bigger than Pennsylvania Machine-State
Updated - An afterthought on Pennsylvania.
Pennsylvania is a quasi-Democratic machine state. Thus one expected the machine-backed candidate, Hillary Clinton, to do well with the most established demographics there: Whites and older citizens.
No doubt then that Hillary's expected win on Tuesday (nine points) and her turning-the-tide spin generated a round of media ridicule and explicit reference to the Pennsylvania machine-state status, minimizing the significance of the Clinton victory. Not what happened.
As Chuck Todd: (Hardball, April 7) had put it, "...Pennsylvania is a machine state. You know it‘s a machine democratic state. It is an old school machine state and she has the entire machine behind her, other than the Casey family. She‘s got the state party officially behind her."

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