The answer for real recovery is not more big government. Instead, we need real reform. And we need the courage to fight for it.

The column below reflects the views of the author, and these opinions are neither endorsed nor supported by WisOpinion.com. The American Rescue Plan (ARP) provides substantial funding to end the COVID-19 pandemic and resultant economic downturn. Wisconsin Democratic Senator Tammy Baldwin said: “The fact that Wisconsin Republicans in the House (and Senate) oppose this support for a ‘blue state’ like Wisconsin shows that they are more interested in playing partisan politics when we should be doing everything we can to deliver help for our state and local communities. … We’re doing that universally throughout the country – doesn’t matter if

The governor signed Act 4 into law, which creates a civil liability exemption for COVID-19 related claims. This is tremendous news for every school, church, employer, organization and entity in our communities.

The column below reflects the views of the author, and these opinions are neither endorsed nor supported by WisOpinion.com. Over the past several decades, the open government movement has become a powerful force in Wisconsin. Every public official, both right and left, is committed to “letting the sun shine in.” They don’t hesitate to announce it in press releases, either, especially during the annual celebration of open government known as Sunshine Week. The truth is, though, the open government movement is in serious trouble. In fact, this is one of the darkest moments in “letting the sun shine in” that

While the Trump administration’s plan to make sweeping changes to the post office was seen as a cynical attempt to make it more difficult for states to allow voting by mail, the changes that slowed down delivery caused major problems for rural America.

We propose a modern-day Economic Justice Bill of Rights for all Wisconsinites.

A new report found that Center for Tech and Civic Life grants increased turnout in Democratic areas with no statistically significant impact on Republican areas.

Cancel culture — intolerance for ideas — is a cancer eating at the core of society and democracy. Barack Obama is a key ally in the fight against it. Andrew Cuomo and CPAC, well, not so much.

Company gave millions to group sponsoring Capitol insurrection, opposed pandemic measures, endangered employees’ health.