Exclusively for WisPolitics Subscribers From WisPolitics.com … — Dem AG Josh Kaul today joined a multi-state lawsuit seeking to block a new Trump administration rule that would prevent international students from studying in the U.S. this fall if their classes
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On July 9th, the Wisconsin Supreme Court ruled the Department of Health Services (DHS) exceeded their explicit recouping authority concerning Medicaid policies in the Kathleen Papa v. DHS (2017AP634) case. This is yet another win to add to the growing number of
Today’s Midday podcast features coverage of the state GOP convention in Green Bay, where speakers largely echoed themes from President Trump and warned protesters are trying to tear America apart.
Racine, WI – A new July Public Policy Polling survey of 1,007 voters in Wisconsin’s 1st Congressional District shows Racine native, national security expert, and attorney Roger Polack, who served in Afghanistan, within single digits of incumbent Republican Congressman Bryan
(WISCONSIN) — A year after Trump came to Wisconsin declaring farmers were “over the hump,” and that they’d be doing “fantastically well,” at this point, nothing could be further from the truth. Since Trump took office over 2,000 Wisconsin dairy farms
MADISON, Wis. – Attorney General Josh Kaul today announced a coalition of 18 attorneys general filed a lawsuit to stop a new federal rule that threatens to bar hundreds of thousands of international students from studying in the United States.
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WASHINGTON, DC – Right Women PAC announced Friday its endorsement of Jessi Ebben, candidate for Wisconsin’s 3rd District. She will be on the ballot in the August 11th GOP primary in Wisconsin. Right Women PAC is led by Debbie Meadows, wife
MADISON – Dane County has mandated masks at businesses while similar mandates are being discussed across the state. Safety and security collide when it comes to customers wearing masks, as banks are historically and understandably uncomfortable with people disguising their
MADISON – On July 10, Outagamie County Farm Bureau members Keith and Kelly Oudenhoven hosted the Women for Trump Tour on their family’s farm, Larrand Dairy, in De Pere. “It was truly a once in a lifetime opportunity to have
Exclusively for WisPolitics Subscribers **************************************** Tomorrow: ‘Gauging the federal economic response to the pandemic’ Join WisPolitics.com for a D.C. virtual event during the lunch hour on Tuesday, July 14. The program will focus on the federal economic response to the
President Trump and GOP U.S. Sen. Ron Johnson’s incompetent response to COVID-19 continues to hammer the economy.
In true American fashion, President Abraham Lincoln explained that, “My right to swing my fist ends where your nose begins.”
Gov. Tony Evers’ excuses about his waffling response to last month’s Madison riots are getting harder to buy.
Businesses need to be transparent when employees test positive for COVID-19.
We can’t allow petty whining about the “inconvenience” of wearing masks to outweigh science and common sense. If we do, some people’s liberties will lead to some other people’s death. The virus is not done with us.
After COVID-19, Washington County and Wisconsin needs to get back to work. Unfortunately, a bureaucratic process is literally getting in the way of rebuilding our economy.
While the federal Centers for Disease Control have issued guidelines for the safe reopening of schools, the responsibility for doing so will fall to states and communities, where the details of doing so may vary widely. What should be beyond argument is that reopening schools and colleges safely is essential to the U.S. economy as well as students.
Exclusively for WisPolitics Subscribers From WisPolitics.com … — Dem AG Josh Kaul today joined a multi-state lawsuit seeking to block a new Trump administration rule that would prevent international students from studying in the U.S. this fall if their classes are totally online. U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement last week
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On July 9th, the Wisconsin Supreme Court ruled the Department of Health Services (DHS) exceeded their explicit recouping authority concerning Medicaid policies in the Kathleen Papa v. DHS (2017AP634) case. This is yet another win to add to the growing number of recent wins that supports Act 21, a critically important piece
Today’s Midday podcast features coverage of the state GOP convention in Green Bay, where speakers largely echoed themes from President Trump and warned protesters are trying to tear America apart.
Racine, WI – A new July Public Policy Polling survey of 1,007 voters in Wisconsin’s 1st Congressional District shows Racine native, national security expert, and attorney Roger Polack, who served in Afghanistan, within single digits of incumbent Republican Congressman Bryan Steil. In the congressional race, incumbent Republican Bryan Steil
(WISCONSIN) — A year after Trump came to Wisconsin declaring farmers were “over the hump,” and that they’d be doing “fantastically well,” at this point, nothing could be further from the truth. Since Trump took office over 2,000 Wisconsin dairy farms have disappeared, and crop farmers lost markets that took decades
MADISON, Wis. – Attorney General Josh Kaul today announced a coalition of 18 attorneys general filed a lawsuit to stop a new federal rule that threatens to bar hundreds of thousands of international students from studying in the United States. The lawsuit, filed in the U.S. District Court in Massachusetts
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WASHINGTON, DC – Right Women PAC announced Friday its endorsement of Jessi Ebben, candidate for Wisconsin’s 3rd District. She will be on the ballot in the August 11th GOP primary in Wisconsin. Right Women PAC is led by Debbie Meadows, wife of White House Chief of Staff Mark Meadows. Jessi Ebben
MADISON – Dane County has mandated masks at businesses while similar mandates are being discussed across the state. Safety and security collide when it comes to customers wearing masks, as banks are historically and understandably uncomfortable with people disguising their faces while in the bank. Out of an abundance of
MADISON – On July 10, Outagamie County Farm Bureau members Keith and Kelly Oudenhoven hosted the Women for Trump Tour on their family’s farm, Larrand Dairy, in De Pere. “It was truly a once in a lifetime opportunity to have these women tour our farm and listen to the challenges
Exclusively for WisPolitics Subscribers **************************************** Tomorrow: ‘Gauging the federal economic response to the pandemic’ Join WisPolitics.com for a D.C. virtual event during the lunch hour on Tuesday, July 14. The program will focus on the federal economic response to the pandemic. Thomas Walstrum, a senior business economist with the Federal
President Trump and GOP U.S. Sen. Ron Johnson’s incompetent response to COVID-19 continues to hammer the economy.
In true American fashion, President Abraham Lincoln explained that, “My right to swing my fist ends where your nose begins.”
Gov. Tony Evers’ excuses about his waffling response to last month’s Madison riots are getting harder to buy.
Businesses need to be transparent when employees test positive for COVID-19.
We can’t allow petty whining about the “inconvenience” of wearing masks to outweigh science and common sense. If we do, some people’s liberties will lead to some other people’s death. The virus is not done with us.
After COVID-19, Washington County and Wisconsin needs to get back to work. Unfortunately, a bureaucratic process is literally getting in the way of rebuilding our economy.
While the federal Centers for Disease Control have issued guidelines for the safe reopening of schools, the responsibility for doing so will fall to states and communities, where the details of doing so may vary widely. What should be beyond argument is that reopening schools and colleges safely is essential to the U.S. economy as well as students.