Exclusively for WisPolitics Subscribers From WisPolitics.com … — GOP legislative leaders today knocked Gov. Tony Evers for creating “mass amounts of confusion” as details of his “safer at home” order were held until tomorrow. Evers told reporters on Friday he
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MADISON – Marsy’s Law for Wisconsin today announced the launch of a statewide radio campaign as the April 7 vote nears on the proposed crime victims’ constitutional amendment. The campaign will add to the robust ongoing television and digital advertising effort
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Sen. Madison…Speaker Robin Vos (R-Rochester) and Senate Majority Leader Scott Fitzgerald (R-Juneau) released the following statement after Governor Evers announced a new shelter-in-place order this morning. “The governor’s announcement has created mass amounts of confusion. For days, Governor Evers took
Contact: (608) 266-7671 Urges Constituents to Take Precautions, Stay at Home to Minimize Spread MILWAUKEE – State Rep. David Bowen (D-Milwaukee) tested positive for COVID-19 this weekend after running a fever late last week. Rep. Bowen is currently in quarantine
Citing safety concerns due to the coronavirus pandemic, some elected officials and others have called for the spring election to be postponed, while others have said it should continue to avoid leaving some offices vacant during the crisis.
Gov. Tony Evers announced on Twitter he will tomorrow issue what he’s calling a “Safer at Home” order shutting down all non-essential businesses and travel. Stephanie Hoff and Pat Poblete discuss the announcement and its impact on the upcoming April
In times like these, our tendency is to demand that the government “do something” about it. I assure you that our government IS doing as much as it can to respond to the virus. But we need to “do something” too. We need to stay home if we are sick. We need to find ways to work, shop and participate in society remotely or without exposing ourselves and others. We need to support local businesses in any way we can. We need to remain calm and do our part.
The profound social consequences of this pandemic have punctured the bubble of our version of normality.
Exclusively for WisPolitics Subscribers From WisPolitics.com … — GOP legislative leaders today knocked Gov. Tony Evers for creating “mass amounts of confusion” as details of his “safer at home” order were held until tomorrow. Evers told reporters on Friday he wasn’t considering an order to shelter in place, but “will
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MADISON – Marsy’s Law for Wisconsin today announced the launch of a statewide radio campaign as the April 7 vote nears on the proposed crime victims’ constitutional amendment. The campaign will add to the robust ongoing television and digital advertising effort already underway and expand on the coalition’s extensive grassroots outreach
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Sen. Madison…Speaker Robin Vos (R-Rochester) and Senate Majority Leader Scott Fitzgerald (R-Juneau) released the following statement after Governor Evers announced a new shelter-in-place order this morning. “The governor’s announcement has created mass amounts of confusion. For days, Governor Evers took a measured approach and reassured business owners that a shelter-in-place
Contact: (608) 266-7671 Urges Constituents to Take Precautions, Stay at Home to Minimize Spread MILWAUKEE – State Rep. David Bowen (D-Milwaukee) tested positive for COVID-19 this weekend after running a fever late last week. Rep. Bowen is currently in quarantine at home, and while he is still fighting symptoms, he
Citing safety concerns due to the coronavirus pandemic, some elected officials and others have called for the spring election to be postponed, while others have said it should continue to avoid leaving some offices vacant during the crisis.
Gov. Tony Evers announced on Twitter he will tomorrow issue what he’s calling a “Safer at Home” order shutting down all non-essential businesses and travel. Stephanie Hoff and Pat Poblete discuss the announcement and its impact on the upcoming April 7 election.
In times like these, our tendency is to demand that the government “do something” about it. I assure you that our government IS doing as much as it can to respond to the virus. But we need to “do something” too. We need to stay home if we are sick. We need to find ways to work, shop and participate in society remotely or without exposing ourselves and others. We need to support local businesses in any way we can. We need to remain calm and do our part.
The profound social consequences of this pandemic have punctured the bubble of our version of normality.