Wisconsin Needs More Than a Recall

Photo: Wisconsin AFL-CIO.

In the year since the Wisconsin uprising, outrage has been compressed into a single word: recall. But some are discussing what next, if the recalls are successful. Will they be enough to take Wisconsin forward?

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