it does not mean that they are unhappy with all Democrats.

Didn't the DNC give money last year to help unseat Walker?

Th DNC was a little sluggish, but they seem to have gotten the message. Sure, more money & more ads would help, but when you're going against the billionaires, how much is enough?

It comes down to the fat that we can only win on the ground.

And, wonder of wonders, I had a trial cancelled that I was supposed to testify in next week, so I'm hitting the phone banks with some of my freed-up time.

Reportedly, the DNC recently put their full support into this by sending emails to Wisconsin Democrats to solicit funds. I'm not sure that is what the Wisconsin Democrats asked them to do in lieu of sending the $500K.

Since the recall effort began last year and the DNC sent money to defeat Walker prior to the Democratic primary, some believe that the recent statement by a DNC spokesperson is unclear and confusing. The spokesperson said that the DNC sent more than $1 million but did not clarify whether that meant during the recent time period and whether it included the $500K recently requested to continue the fight.

It's also unclear whether all the funds raised from the emails sent to Wisconsin voters will be paid over to the Wisconsin Democrats or whether a percentage or an amount over $500K will go to the DNC.

There's no doubt that if Walker is defeated, the DNC will say that they were behind the Wisconsin Democrats.

The tendency is to focus on Presidential politics at that level. This is sometimes the wrong thing, but it's a natural attitude.

... an asset to Wisconsin.