One hundred years ago, on April 4, 1917, Wisconsin’s Republican senator, “Fighting Bob” La Follette, voted against entry into World War I and gave an impassioned and prophetic speech.
The order directs state agencies to track and post their record response times and, like last year’s order, gives procedural guidance that should make it easier for citizens to request and receive records.
Would require one-year wait for ex-legislators and legislative aides to become lobbyists.
At least 30 other states have enacted legislation that allows them to produce hemp for either research or commercial purposes. It’s time for Wisconsin to catch up.
A life is taken by gun violence every three days in the City of Milwaukee. If someone died every three days from a preventable disease, you’d better believe we’d be working to find a cure for that. So why are guns any different?
The last three biennial state budgets in Wisconsin saw the enactment of dramatic reductions in state spending on K-12 public education. As you may have guessed, deciding to spend less on education as a state has not meant that education is any less expensive today than it was four budgets ago.
It’s possible that the Trump-Ryan bill is merely mostly dead, rather than thoroughly demised.
Cutting federal funds to local law enforcement would probably do more to harm to public safety than illegal immigration does.
Pundits on both the left and the right say the threat of a constitutional overhaul is real.
Contact: Carol Lenz, 920-585-0583, clenz@aol.com Ann Muenster, 920-277-9792, themuensters@sbcglobal.net WHAT: We will hold a press conference where speakers will share their thoughts about participating in the democratic process and their hopes for the outcome of the Joint Finance Committee hearings. WHO: Speakers
Exclusively for WisPolitics Subscribers **************************************** April 6: WisPolitics.com 2018 Election Cycle Preview This happy hour event in Madison previews the political landscape in advance of the 2018 elections for governor and U.S. Senate with the Cook Political Report’s Jennifer Duffy,
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Contact: Sam Singleton-Freeman 414.469.9206, sfreeman@vdlf.org RACINE, WISCONSIN – On April 1st and 2nd, leaders from 29 organizations including 10 national networks in the movement for immigrant and worker rights convened in US House Speaker Paul Ryan’s district to plan for a general strike on
The Senate will take up the high-capacity wells bill when it hits the floor this morning, as well as SB 49, which would alter the eligibility criteria for broadband expansion grants and add $15 million to the program. Senators also
Contact: Rep. Kathy Bernier (608) 266-9172 Assembly Bill 146 Receives Unanimous Approval in the State Assembly Madison…Today in legislative session the state Assembly passed Assembly Bill 146 (AB 146), authored by Rep. Kathy Bernier (R-Lake Hallie), allowing dental
Legislation passed today is a small step in the right direction. Action needed on health care access and affordability. MADISON – Today, in a Special Session of the Wisconsin State Assembly, Representative Lisa Subeck (D-Madison) supported a package of legislation
The Elections Commission expects turnout today to be between 13 percent and 18 percent, based on recent spring elections that featured a contested DPI race, but no challenger to a sitting Supreme Court justice.
One hundred years ago, on April 4, 1917, Wisconsin’s Republican senator, “Fighting Bob” La Follette, voted against entry into World War I and gave an impassioned and prophetic speech.
The order directs state agencies to track and post their record response times and, like last year’s order, gives procedural guidance that should make it easier for citizens to request and receive records.
Would require one-year wait for ex-legislators and legislative aides to become lobbyists.
At least 30 other states have enacted legislation that allows them to produce hemp for either research or commercial purposes. It’s time for Wisconsin to catch up.
A life is taken by gun violence every three days in the City of Milwaukee. If someone died every three days from a preventable disease, you’d better believe we’d be working to find a cure for that. So why are guns any different?
The last three biennial state budgets in Wisconsin saw the enactment of dramatic reductions in state spending on K-12 public education. As you may have guessed, deciding to spend less on education as a state has not meant that education is any less expensive today than it was four budgets ago.
It’s possible that the Trump-Ryan bill is merely mostly dead, rather than thoroughly demised.
Cutting federal funds to local law enforcement would probably do more to harm to public safety than illegal immigration does.
Pundits on both the left and the right say the threat of a constitutional overhaul is real.
Contact: Carol Lenz, 920-585-0583, clenz@aol.com Ann Muenster, 920-277-9792, themuensters@sbcglobal.net WHAT: We will hold a press conference where speakers will share their thoughts about participating in the democratic process and their hopes for the outcome of the Joint Finance Committee hearings. WHO: Speakers will include: Ann Muenster, Co-coordinator of the Northeast Budget hearing
Exclusively for WisPolitics Subscribers **************************************** April 6: WisPolitics.com 2018 Election Cycle Preview This happy hour event in Madison previews the political landscape in advance of the 2018 elections for governor and U.S. Senate with the Cook Political Report’s Jennifer Duffy, Marquette Law pollster Charles Franklin and “Rewind” analysts JR Ross
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Contact: Sam Singleton-Freeman 414.469.9206, sfreeman@vdlf.org RACINE, WISCONSIN – On April 1st and 2nd, leaders from 29 organizations including 10 national networks in the movement for immigrant and worker rights convened in US House Speaker Paul Ryan’s district to plan for a general strike on May 1st. During a Saturday Town Hall in Racine, Wisconsin, which
The Senate will take up the high-capacity wells bill when it hits the floor this morning, as well as SB 49, which would alter the eligibility criteria for broadband expansion grants and add $15 million to the program. Senators also are to vote on the confirmation of Jay Risch as
Contact: Rep. Kathy Bernier (608) 266-9172 Assembly Bill 146 Receives Unanimous Approval in the State Assembly Madison…Today in legislative session the state Assembly passed Assembly Bill 146 (AB 146), authored by Rep. Kathy Bernier (R-Lake Hallie), allowing dental hygienists to practice in additional settings without the authorization and
Legislation passed today is a small step in the right direction. Action needed on health care access and affordability. MADISON – Today, in a Special Session of the Wisconsin State Assembly, Representative Lisa Subeck (D-Madison) supported a package of legislation to further address the opioid epidemic in Wisconsin but voiced
The Elections Commission expects turnout today to be between 13 percent and 18 percent, based on recent spring elections that featured a contested DPI race, but no challenger to a sitting Supreme Court justice.