Do Milw'eans look down to Non-Milw'eans?

[pirate_lafitte]

Originally Posted by adam76

What about Frank Zeidler? My comment was regarding the political difficulties of anyone from Milwaukee being elected to a statewide office such as governor. Zeidler was the mayor. I am pretty confident in saying that a socialist would have no chance at getting elected statewide.

I was referring to the comment about upstanding politicians. I hardly see Frank Zeidler as a horrible politician(or even corrupt), but you have a point. What works for Milwaukee doesn't always work for the rest of the state.

[adam76]

Originally Posted by pirate_lafitte

I was referring to the comment about upstanding politicians. I hardly see Frank Zeidler as a horrible politician(or even corrupt), but you have a point. What works for Milwaukee doesn't always work for the rest of the state.

I see what you mean... however what does it say about our politicians when the person you bring up as a counter point ended his service 48 years ago.

[pirate_lafitte]

Originally Posted by adam76

I see what you mean... however what does it say about our politicians when the person you bring up as a counter point ended his service 48 years ago.

Then Milwaukee needs completely new leadership, new meat.

[karfar]

Well whenever my friends & I head up to Rhinelander & go to the bars, at first the locals are a little leery, you can feel them watching you & probably talk about you as well. But, after they see you're minding your own business & are just talking amongst yourselves, they relax. In fact, they actually get to know you & become surprised that big city people aren't as evil as they thought they were!