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MADISON - I’m going back on the road, giving talks about my book, 12 Ways to Save Democracy in Wisconsin, and about the anti-democracy movement and how to defeat it.

I hope you can catch me at one of my upcoming gigs, including two up north this weekend, and one in Mt. Horeb on Tuesday.

• Saturday, June 4, Rice Lake. 1:30 PM. 16 West John Street. Sponsored the Washburn County and Barron County Democratic Parties.
• Sunday, June 5, Cable. 3:30 PM. Cable Town Park Pavilion, 12955 Cable Sunset Road. Sponsored by Up North Engaged.
• Tuesday, June 7, Mt. Horeb. 7:00 PM. Brix Cider, 119 S 2nd St. Sponsored by Southwest Wisconsin Area Progressives.

If you’d like me to speak in your community, and if you can help set up such an event, please let me know.

Best,

Matt Rothschild
Executive Director
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