I hope this means I get to write them off now. (Thanks, James!)
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Every weekday at noon, several dozen Wisconsinites gather at the state capitol in Madison to translate their anger into song. Sometimes the venue is inside the gleaming capitol rotunda, where thousands bedded down on the marble floors last winter to protest Governor Scott Walker’s fiscal reforms. Sometimes they meet outside in the square, by a weather-worn memorial dedicated in 1893. The hour-long protest is dubbed the Solidarity Sing Along, and it began on March 11 of last year as a way to sustain the spirit of protest kindled by Walker’s “budget repair” bill.
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