Yolanda, you hit the nail on the head!!! Check out the blog post on PATCH called
"Politically incorrect"

N Schmidt--- As Representative Bill Kramer, who's in a leadership position as the Speaker Pro tempore states,(paraphrasing) "Adam Neylon was there when we undertook Gov. Walkers agenda to fix the fiscal mess this state was in. Adam helped write two bills that fixed the $3.6 billion deficit."

I would think to most people that is "more qualified" than Baumann, or anyone else is this race.

Its impossible to be a registered Democrat or Republican in the state of Wisconsin. However you can be a member of either party.

Carl, I agree it's a shame that people sit out of any election. But, the greater shame are those who manipulate talk radio, exploit half-truths, within their own party no less, and those who believe these biased messangers without question. I quote one "prominent Waukesha politian" in saying "If I leaked information (about the opponent), it would be far worse than anyone has heard so far". I can still hold my head up high and look those people in the eye. They cannot and should not.

Adam threw a pretty good kegger at Carroll. And he rebooted Kramer's computer that one time. To me, that pales in comparison to Ed Baumann's 38 years of public service and administration but the voters have spoken. And, to his credit, Adam knocked on plenty of doors and that's always to be commended. Here's to his success in politics, and the hopes that he remembers that his constituents put him there.

Keith again my question was just a simple one. What educational experience has Adam Neylon earned?
I don't think it was just or honest to avoid my question. Keith, if you don't know the answer well don't make a fool of yourself. Again. And again. And again. And again.
Oh, here it is...none. He is a window washer. Great credituals to get into public office. Maybe Bill Baumann could get a job from Adam. Of that's right, Adam doesn't ........... Keith, are you still awake? Keith?

Steve Endlund, I have NEVER seen you at our monthly Business Leaders Coalition Meetings with these area Presidents and CEO's. The Republican Party of Waukesha County even has joint meetings with another business group, Businesses for WI. Jobs. As Neylon has, perhaps he is one up on you. And I am curious as you seem to be jumping to conclusions here. Have you ever talked one-on-one with Neylon? I seriously doubt it. You might learn something.

It's interesting, Steve, that such "imparted wisdom" from a lesser government position is a standard to which you never held your neophyte mayor.

@N Schmidt
He was a far superior choice i.e. Clake Hotel, Stadium in Frame Park, water from Milwaukee etc. etc.

@Steve Endlund,
I understand when someone has to work and there is nothing wrong in making a profit for your employer. The meetings are scheduled early at 7am but I realize you might start work early. As I am not a legislator and have not heard about any bill to kill trade unions, perhaps you should do what people usually do......contact your Assemblyman.

No such thing as a hard working union tradesman. That's why we're getting rid of them in this state. Show me a tradesman who deserves more than $5 an hour cause I haven't seen one. Once we get Act 10 to eliminate all unions we will flourish!

At Keith Best,

I'm a conservative, pro-life, GOD fearing Christian, blue collar union worker, school board member, and community activist. Yet, I would not be welcome in the Republican Party because I'm not a business owner. That means I'm not worthy enough in Keith Best's eyes. Too bad.

Here's what I mean:
I find your condescending comment, " I understand when someone has to work and there is nothing wrong in making a profit for your employer." ASININE. Is this the message Republicans publicly broadcast through you. Keith? WOW. It's no darn wonder the party lacks diversity. Do you look down on everyone who isn't a company owner, Keith? Do all Republicians quietly say the same things you have no shame in speaking publicly, Keith?

I am absolutely appalled, Keith. Really. Seriously. I made of copy of this and will be sharing it with others. And now that the cat's out of the bag, I need to consider my voting choices more carefully.

FYI- Senate Bill 26 and Assembly Bill 15 will effectively kill the skilled trades and union apprenticeship programs. Let's hear Adam's plan now.

BTW - I don't have an Assemblyman. The office is vacant until the April election.

Too many of the moocher class out there who lack the talent of owning their own business. These are not the ones we need with The Party.

@Steve Endlund---you lost me there.

The Republican Party has respect for ALL workers...those that provide for themselves instead of depending on government. Almost all of the people I know in the Party are not business owners so I don't know where you are getting your information. I am not a business owner but I have worked for 35 years and continue to do so. Our Business Coalition Meetings are held on the 2nd Wednesday of the month and attract all kinds of people that work and want to know the direction of business in this state. You are welcome to attend if you can make it from 7am to 8:30am.
BTW- then contact your state senator.

Steve, as a fellow Christian, I ask you not to lump all of the other Republicans in Waukesha in with these other two men. There are those of us who would love to cross the aisle and move forward. I just want to leave you with this: "My dear brothers and sisters, take note of this: Everyone should be quick to listen, slow to speak and slow to become angry, because human anger does not produce the righteousness that God desires." James 1:19-20. I thank you for your courage to stand up to bullying name-callers. As a fellow 98th district resident, I hope to work with you on improving our district for everyone. Blessings.

Well now, Keith B., there's your problem - putting conditions on who you do and don't respect. None of us are immune to hard times and should I find out someone has been on long-time government assistance the Christian thing to do is offer MORE help. "I was a stranger and you did not invite me in, I needed clothes and you did not clothe me, I was sick and in prison and you did not look after me.’ They also will answer, ‘Lord, when did we see you hungry or thirsty or a stranger or needing clothes or sick or in prison, and did not help you?’ He will reply, ‘Truly I tell you, whatever you did not do for one of the least of these, you did not do for me.’" Matthew 25:43-45