Josh Kaul won’t give polluters a pass MADISON – In the wake of news that Wisconsin’s Department of Natural Resources is investigating more air pollution from 3M, Josh Kaul called out Brad Schimel’s soft-on-pollution approach. “In 2016, Brad Schimel let
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The UW System is requesting an increase of $108 million in state aid during the next two-year budget, much of it through the performance-based funding championed by Gov. Scott Walker and GOP lawmakers. Under the request, which the Board of
Dem U.S. Sen. Tammy Baldwin knocks GOP rival Leah Vukmir in a new TV ad that accuses the state senator of doing the bidding of ALEC, which the spot calls a “shadowy organization.” Baldwin’s first TV ad since Vukmir won
CONTACT: Capt. Matt Wunderlin | matthew.j.wunderlin.mil@mail.mil | 608-427-1774 by Wisconsin Department of Military Affairs CAMP DOUGLAS, Wis. — Volk Field Combat Readiness Training Center is in the midst of the annual Northern Lightning Counterland training exercise, which runs Aug. 13-24.
Contact: Douglas Wilde (608) 436-8685 | campaign@keyesforwisconsin.com Elected Officials Cite Local Control and Healthcare as Priorities BELOIT – Twenty-one current and former local elected officials have come out in support of Dr. Brittany Keyes’s bid for the 31st State Assembly District.
Stephanie Marrs, 202-314-2027 NFIB cites Grothman’s voting record and strong support for pro-small business issues Washington, D.C. (August 20, 2018) – NFIB, the nation’s leading small business advocacy association, is endorsing Congressman Glenn Grothman (WI-06) for re-election to the United States House of Representatives. “Congressman
Melissa Miller, 202-875-9188 miller@dga.net A new poll last week, the first of Wisconsin’s general election campaign, found Democrat Tony Evers beating Governor Scott Walker by 5 points, 49 to 44. According to Wisconsin Public Radio, the PPP poll also found Walker’s approval
Mike Browne, Deputy Director mike@OneWisconsinNow.org (608) 444-3483 Governor Racks Up Over $818,000 in Air Travel in State Plane to Rehabilitate Political Image, Ferry Him for Personal Events Since Ending Presidential Campaign MADISON, Wis. — After his disastrous run for president, Gov. Scott
Overcoming the deep divisions fostered by Scott Walker’s “divide-and-conquer” approach to governing, and getting state government focused on serving all of Wisconsin, is going to be an all-hands-on-deck project. Tony Evers is a smart enough man to know that he is lucky to have Mandela Barnes at his side.
Following his victory in the Democratic primary for governor Tuesday night, Superintendent of Public Instruction Tony Evers made big promises on education but omitted any plans for funding them in his victory speech.
Walker knows he is in trouble and has been sounding the alarm for months. He will run a no holds barred race to save his political career.
The divisiveness of the primary must give way to a united conservative movement or every one of Wisconsin’s conservative reforms is in jeopardy.
The number of students enrolled in teacher preparation programs is shrinking and schools are seeing fewer people apply for teaching positions. The Public Policy Forum found that between the 2008 and 2013 school year, enrollees in Wisconsin teacher training programs declined by 29 percent.
Walker’s health insurance maneuvering is the most perplexing. Along with Donald Trump, he has been a fierce opponent of the Affordable Care Act for reasons that are hard to understand.
Wisconsin has been hit again by flooding that scoured away cars, pavement, and land. We’ve also got Scott Walker’s ‘chamber of commerce mentality’ management that scrubbed away important information about why the flooding is likely to get worse, having ignored expert, public warnings about insufficient stormwater management and funding since 2003.
Josh Kaul won’t give polluters a pass MADISON – In the wake of news that Wisconsin’s Department of Natural Resources is investigating more air pollution from 3M, Josh Kaul called out Brad Schimel’s soft-on-pollution approach. “In 2016, Brad Schimel let 3M off the hook without payment of a fine, and
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The UW System is requesting an increase of $108 million in state aid during the next two-year budget, much of it through the performance-based funding championed by Gov. Scott Walker and GOP lawmakers. Under the request, which the Board of Regents is set to consider later this week at its
Dem U.S. Sen. Tammy Baldwin knocks GOP rival Leah Vukmir in a new TV ad that accuses the state senator of doing the bidding of ALEC, which the spot calls a “shadowy organization.” Baldwin’s first TV ad since Vukmir won the GOP primary last week opens by describing the American
CONTACT: Capt. Matt Wunderlin | matthew.j.wunderlin.mil@mail.mil | 608-427-1774 by Wisconsin Department of Military Affairs CAMP DOUGLAS, Wis. — Volk Field Combat Readiness Training Center is in the midst of the annual Northern Lightning Counterland training exercise, which runs Aug. 13-24. The exercise features aircraft and personnel from multiple active duty
Contact: Douglas Wilde (608) 436-8685 | campaign@keyesforwisconsin.com Elected Officials Cite Local Control and Healthcare as Priorities BELOIT – Twenty-one current and former local elected officials have come out in support of Dr. Brittany Keyes’s bid for the 31st State Assembly District. The list consists of eight local officials, four school board
Stephanie Marrs, 202-314-2027 NFIB cites Grothman’s voting record and strong support for pro-small business issues Washington, D.C. (August 20, 2018) – NFIB, the nation’s leading small business advocacy association, is endorsing Congressman Glenn Grothman (WI-06) for re-election to the United States House of Representatives. “Congressman Grothman has been a dedicated supporter of Wisconsin small businesses
Melissa Miller, 202-875-9188 miller@dga.net A new poll last week, the first of Wisconsin’s general election campaign, found Democrat Tony Evers beating Governor Scott Walker by 5 points, 49 to 44. According to Wisconsin Public Radio, the PPP poll also found Walker’s approval rating underwater, with 50% disapproving of his job performance compared
Mike Browne, Deputy Director mike@OneWisconsinNow.org (608) 444-3483 Governor Racks Up Over $818,000 in Air Travel in State Plane to Rehabilitate Political Image, Ferry Him for Personal Events Since Ending Presidential Campaign MADISON, Wis. — After his disastrous run for president, Gov. Scott Walker admitted in an interview that he needed to rehabilitate
Overcoming the deep divisions fostered by Scott Walker’s “divide-and-conquer” approach to governing, and getting state government focused on serving all of Wisconsin, is going to be an all-hands-on-deck project. Tony Evers is a smart enough man to know that he is lucky to have Mandela Barnes at his side.
Following his victory in the Democratic primary for governor Tuesday night, Superintendent of Public Instruction Tony Evers made big promises on education but omitted any plans for funding them in his victory speech.
Walker knows he is in trouble and has been sounding the alarm for months. He will run a no holds barred race to save his political career.
The divisiveness of the primary must give way to a united conservative movement or every one of Wisconsin’s conservative reforms is in jeopardy.
The number of students enrolled in teacher preparation programs is shrinking and schools are seeing fewer people apply for teaching positions. The Public Policy Forum found that between the 2008 and 2013 school year, enrollees in Wisconsin teacher training programs declined by 29 percent.
Walker’s health insurance maneuvering is the most perplexing. Along with Donald Trump, he has been a fierce opponent of the Affordable Care Act for reasons that are hard to understand.
Wisconsin has been hit again by flooding that scoured away cars, pavement, and land. We’ve also got Scott Walker’s ‘chamber of commerce mentality’ management that scrubbed away important information about why the flooding is likely to get worse, having ignored expert, public warnings about insufficient stormwater management and funding since 2003.