he is against, like abortion and gun confiscation. That's okay with you James.

Apparently the bill that was passed is almost the same as the budget bill less a few things. The bill passed includes the benefit cuts. The senate republicans received an opinion from the senate non-partisan legislative counsel. Apparently, the term "fiscal" has been interpreted by Wisconsin courts very narrowly to include only taxing and statutory appropriations.

The idea that the senate republicans violated the open meeting law is also pretty thin. Even if they technically violated the law, a court would have to find that running afoul of the open meeting law outweighs the importance of the law itself (a yearly budget bill!) Plus it's pretty hard to argue that the public was not informed about theresources has become inevitable. Everyone, from local communities to national regimes, is participating in deforestation. With a lack of awareness by the general public, we will continue to destroy our planet beyond repair. One of the main drivers of deforestation is corruption by the use of illegal contracts and illegal loggers, especially in tropical areas such as African countries and the Amazonian rainforest.

Corruption continues to stifle African governments and their need for self-sustenance. In 2007, a two-year investigation was conducted, where it was found that logging companies extort the Democratic Republic of Congo by illegally acquiring the rights to as much as 21 million hectares of forest. Congo has recently suffered from a decade of civil war and is now experiencing a transition in government and as a