On Tuesday, June 30, Senator Tammy Baldwin will headline a Biden for President and Democratic Party of Wisconsin Pride Celebration. The celebration will be moderated by Jason Rae, Secretary of the Democratic National Committee and President and CEO of the Wisconsin LGBT
[Madison, WI] — Governor Evers has faced intense criticism for secretly recording a phone call with legislative leaders in May. Now a breaking story from the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel indicates that there is no evidence of written authorization from the governor or any of his
As the U.S. grapples with surges of new COVID-19 infections, everyone is looking for ways to slow the spread of the disease. In this Badger Talks video, Professor of Population Health Sciences Ajay Sethi says that we should continue to
MILWAUKEE – Tom Haudricourt, beat reporter for the Milwaukee Brewers and Major League Baseball for the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel will be the featured guest at a virtual event set for noon on Wednesday, July 1. This Newsmaker Lunch Hour is presented by
Madison, WI – The 7th Circuit Court of Appeals reinstated a number of election law statutes that had been enjoined since 2016. Among these provisions was the in-person absentee voting provisions of 2013 Act 146, authored by then Representative Stroebel. Senator Duey
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City and state have some of the nation’s ‘worst inequalities’.
Our capitol city is under attack. Our state is under attack. There is an irrational, juvenile mob that is indiscriminately threatening our way of life. They have a mixed bag of demands and criticisms of our society. Some of their concerns are legitimate and are being addressed. Others don’t make any sense.
Dispelling the myth that Black Lives Matter protesters have targeted police.
Racism has caused a public health crisis, and police in schools are one of the conditions that has led to this crisis.
Racism, in all its forms, is an inconvenient truth.
Plus: Women support the Black Lives Matter movement, “defund the police,” and Trump’s handling of the pandemic.
Bad for companies, workers, consumers — and probably for Trump’s reelection chances.
Today, Congresswoman Moore voted for the Emergency Housing Protections and Relief Act of 2020, legislation that will extend the eviction and foreclosure moratorium and provide funding relief for homeowners, renters, and people experiencing homelessness. In response, she released the following statement:
On Tuesday, June 30, Senator Tammy Baldwin will headline a Biden for President and Democratic Party of Wisconsin Pride Celebration. The celebration will be moderated by Jason Rae, Secretary of the Democratic National Committee and President and CEO of the Wisconsin LGBT Chamber of Commerce and will focus on the history of
[Madison, WI] — Governor Evers has faced intense criticism for secretly recording a phone call with legislative leaders in May. Now a breaking story from the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel indicates that there is no evidence of written authorization from the governor or any of his aides to the unnamed staffer who recorded the call. Senate
As the U.S. grapples with surges of new COVID-19 infections, everyone is looking for ways to slow the spread of the disease. In this Badger Talks video, Professor of Population Health Sciences Ajay Sethi says that we should continue to turn to an old standby: masks. Wearing a mask helps
MILWAUKEE – Tom Haudricourt, beat reporter for the Milwaukee Brewers and Major League Baseball for the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel will be the featured guest at a virtual event set for noon on Wednesday, July 1. This Newsmaker Lunch Hour is presented by a partnership among the Milwaukee Press Club and WisPolitics.com. Haudricourt will discuss the
Madison, WI – The 7th Circuit Court of Appeals reinstated a number of election law statutes that had been enjoined since 2016. Among these provisions was the in-person absentee voting provisions of 2013 Act 146, authored by then Representative Stroebel. Senator Duey Stroebel (R-Cedarburg) issued the following statement: “Everything in our
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City and state have some of the nation’s ‘worst inequalities’.
Our capitol city is under attack. Our state is under attack. There is an irrational, juvenile mob that is indiscriminately threatening our way of life. They have a mixed bag of demands and criticisms of our society. Some of their concerns are legitimate and are being addressed. Others don’t make any sense.
Dispelling the myth that Black Lives Matter protesters have targeted police.
Racism has caused a public health crisis, and police in schools are one of the conditions that has led to this crisis.
Racism, in all its forms, is an inconvenient truth.
Plus: Women support the Black Lives Matter movement, “defund the police,” and Trump’s handling of the pandemic.
Bad for companies, workers, consumers — and probably for Trump’s reelection chances.
Today, Congresswoman Moore voted for the Emergency Housing Protections and Relief Act of 2020, legislation that will extend the eviction and foreclosure moratorium and provide funding relief for homeowners, renters, and people experiencing homelessness. In response, she released the following statement: “Since Wisconsin’s ban on evictions expired on May 27th evictions are