GOP Chairwoman Explains No Confidence Vote in Lawmakers Due to
Common Core  GOP Chairwoman Explains No Confidence Vote in
Lawmakers Due to Common Core April 16, 2014  Joy Pullmann
Editor's note: The following open letter from Janet Reabe,
chairwoman of the Green Lake County Republicans in Wisconsin,
explains why their sixth district GOP caucus recently gave a
vote of "no confidence" in the state's Republican lawmakers who
chair the state Senate and Assembly education committees. The
vote condemned the lawmakers' refusal to support legislation
rejecting Common Core national testing and curriculum mandates. 
Calling the 6th District resolution of no support for Luther
Olsen (and Steve Kestell) a joke fit for the newspaper’s comic
section is to employ that well used Alinskyite tactic of the
Left—ridicule and sarcasm.    Standing on principle is not a
joke. Standing for preserving and protecting our rights and
freedoms, standing up for our US Constitution, is not comic
relief. Holding an elected representative