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Park Hotel, Madison. Guest speakers are Cameron Swallow and Susan Vergeront of Braver Angels, who are to discuss “starting conversations, not fights.” Rotary meetings are open to members, invited guests and media. For more information: https://rotarymadison.org/event/cameron-swallow-susan-vergeront-braver-angels-starting-conversations-not-fights/?instance_id=5212
Prayers for healing and ‘an end to the violence that seems to be all around us.’
From the mass shooting at Miller brewing in Feb. 2020 to the pandemic to the unimaginable tragedy at the Waukesha Christmas Parade, this community has endured so much these last two years.
Under his direction, criminals like Darrell Brooks, Jr. have routinely been given shockingly low bail and sweetheart plea agreements or never prosecuted at all. The horror in Waukesha is just now drawing national attention to it, but the Milwaukee area has been living—and dying—for 15 years with the unmitigated disaster of John Chisholm’s making.
If you don’t like the result — and I don’t — then the answer is to change the law, not to throw out or defame our system of justice.
Park Hotel, Madison. Guest speakers are Cameron Swallow and Susan Vergeront of Braver Angels, who are to discuss “starting conversations, not fights.” Rotary meetings are open to members, invited guests and media. For more information: https://rotarymadison.org/event/cameron-swallow-susan-vergeront-braver-angels-starting-conversations-not-fights/?instance_id=5212
Prayers for healing and ‘an end to the violence that seems to be all around us.’
From the mass shooting at Miller brewing in Feb. 2020 to the pandemic to the unimaginable tragedy at the Waukesha Christmas Parade, this community has endured so much these last two years.
Under his direction, criminals like Darrell Brooks, Jr. have routinely been given shockingly low bail and sweetheart plea agreements or never prosecuted at all. The horror in Waukesha is just now drawing national attention to it, but the Milwaukee area has been living—and dying—for 15 years with the unmitigated disaster of John Chisholm’s making.
If you don’t like the result — and I don’t — then the answer is to change the law, not to throw out or defame our system of justice.