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: Althouse

100 protesters storm the Wisconsin Capital.

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The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel reports:
The protesters have been stopped by [a] phalanx of police on the ground floor of the west wing and prevented from reaching the rotunda and joining the separate group of protesters who have been spending the night in the Capitol.

Both groups of demonstrators are chanting slogans over the police such as ?This is what democracy looks like,? ?Shame!? and ?We want Walker!? Others are making a peace sign with their fingers.
Meanwhile, a Dane County judge is planning to order everyone cleared out of the Capitol:
[Dane County Circuit Court Judge John] Albert indicated he would address the issue of overnight campers....

An estimated 100 people, according to police officials, fall under the category of protesters who have camped overnight in the rotunda and have resisted efforts to leave.

Albert's order is expected within hours and presumably would be implemented as soon as possible. A letter about Albert's order is expected to be handed to each protester. The letter would explain in detail why the protesters have to leave.

Full post as published by Althouse on March 03, 2011 (boomark / email).

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