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[Madison, WI] – In the last two weeks, Wisconsin’s first responders have stepped up to keep our communities safe in the face of violent attacks from left-wing protestors. After the second visit by a presidential candidate this week, Republican Party
“Calling our fallen heroes ‘losers’ and ‘suckers’ is the ultimate slap in the face to our country, our veterans, their families, and the values we stand for,” said Kyle Morse, an American Bridge 21st Century spokesperson. “Donald Trump praises Vladimir Putin
Today, as millions of Americans begin their annual ritual of fall hunting, Biden for President announced the launch of Sportsmen and Sportswomen for Biden — a coalition of more than 50 prominent hunters and anglers from across the country, who have come together to
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It will be interesting to see how Biden even attempts to play the role of healer in Kenosha.
If the left is looking for Biden to be a calming presence, his comments on Wednesday predicted otherwise.
We don’t have the luxury of waiting to make real institutional change.
ONALASKA – With Labor Day approaching and the national economy in upheaval, Wisconsin Senate candidate Brad Pfaff announced his plan to invest in working families and grow the middle class. In the race for the 32nd Senate District, Pfaff’s commitment
The outlaw protesters, whose aim is chaos, destruction and fear, are hurting the cause of the non-violent legitimate protesters who universally want “change.” Beyond the imperative to completely shut down the perpetrators of violence, my quandary with legitimate marchers and their very general plea for change is: what does that word mean in real terms?
One week we’re told of the horrors of living in Donald Trump’s America. The next week we’re told why we should be scared to death of Joe Biden’s America. What we’re not being told is how we can and must tackle national emergencies—and there are at least four of them—in your America, my America.
Milwaukee is very diverse, Wisconsin’s least racist city, he tells Washington DC radio station.
We must ease the burden for young people to get their footing while pursuing their dreams and future.
Despite the challenges managed by the healthcare industry over the last six months, the legislature’s actions related to healthcare this session have been very strong.
After decades of challenges and change, in a time when our farm population is aging, small businesses are closing and the need for reinvestment in housing, education, health care, broadband and infrastructure is urgent, we must confront the impact of COVID-19 and plan a response.
Exclusively for WisPolitics Subscribers **************************************** Sept. 16: Top Assembly leaders preview races to watch in November Join WisPolitics.com for a virtual lunchtime discussion with Assembly Speaker Robin Vos and Assembly Minority Leader Gordon Hintz on the top races to watch in November. The program is set to run Wednesday, Sept.
[Madison, WI] – In the last two weeks, Wisconsin’s first responders have stepped up to keep our communities safe in the face of violent attacks from left-wing protestors. After the second visit by a presidential candidate this week, Republican Party of Wisconsin Chairman Andrew Hitt released the following statement: “I
“Calling our fallen heroes ‘losers’ and ‘suckers’ is the ultimate slap in the face to our country, our veterans, their families, and the values we stand for,” said Kyle Morse, an American Bridge 21st Century spokesperson. “Donald Trump praises Vladimir Putin and mocks our war heroes. This explains why he did
Today, as millions of Americans begin their annual ritual of fall hunting, Biden for President announced the launch of Sportsmen and Sportswomen for Biden — a coalition of more than 50 prominent hunters and anglers from across the country, who have come together to endorse Joe Biden for President of the United States. Sportsmen
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It will be interesting to see how Biden even attempts to play the role of healer in Kenosha.
If the left is looking for Biden to be a calming presence, his comments on Wednesday predicted otherwise.
We don’t have the luxury of waiting to make real institutional change.
ONALASKA – With Labor Day approaching and the national economy in upheaval, Wisconsin Senate candidate Brad Pfaff announced his plan to invest in working families and grow the middle class. In the race for the 32nd Senate District, Pfaff’s commitment to economic development, job training and affordable health care has
The outlaw protesters, whose aim is chaos, destruction and fear, are hurting the cause of the non-violent legitimate protesters who universally want “change.” Beyond the imperative to completely shut down the perpetrators of violence, my quandary with legitimate marchers and their very general plea for change is: what does that word mean in real terms?
One week we’re told of the horrors of living in Donald Trump’s America. The next week we’re told why we should be scared to death of Joe Biden’s America. What we’re not being told is how we can and must tackle national emergencies—and there are at least four of them—in your America, my America.
Milwaukee is very diverse, Wisconsin’s least racist city, he tells Washington DC radio station.
We must ease the burden for young people to get their footing while pursuing their dreams and future.
Despite the challenges managed by the healthcare industry over the last six months, the legislature’s actions related to healthcare this session have been very strong.
After decades of challenges and change, in a time when our farm population is aging, small businesses are closing and the need for reinvestment in housing, education, health care, broadband and infrastructure is urgent, we must confront the impact of COVID-19 and plan a response.