John Torinus: Price controls next for Wisconsin hospitals?
Is the Medical Industrial Complex in Wisconsin headed for price controls?
Is the Medical Industrial Complex in Wisconsin headed for price controls?
When leadership is replaced by purely partisan and political interests and a willful desire to say the most outlandish and unproven lingo, it does show that in the worst of times, everyone did not rise to be their best.
Republican moderates caved and the caucus elected Mike Johnson, a favorite of the hard-right. Those chickens wasted no time in coming home to roost.
There is no shortage of bosses. Leaders are comparatively rare, far more valuable and much needed these days.
It’s a wonderful story of visionary conservation leadership as well as of a successful public-private partnership that will benefit Wisconsinites and visitors for decades to come.
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Dem Gov. Tony Evers says he was compelled to sue the state Legislature after GOP lawmakers decided to “stick it” to UW employees by holding up their pay raises over a policy dispute. The suit, which asks the state Supreme Court to take the case directly, seeks to overturn three committee actions, including the move to block the raises at the behest of Assembly Speaker Robin Vos, R-Rochester.
Exclusively for WisPolitics Subscribers Advertisement Wisconsin Radio Network From WisPolitics.com … — State Supreme Court Chief Justice Annette Ziegler today will deliver the annual State of the Judiciary address in Lake Geneva during the opening of the annual Wisconsin Judicial
The Assembly Campaigns and Elections Committee approved three constitutional amendments that would change voting requirements and ban the use of private funds to cover election costs.
Is the Medical Industrial Complex in Wisconsin headed for price controls?
When leadership is replaced by purely partisan and political interests and a willful desire to say the most outlandish and unproven lingo, it does show that in the worst of times, everyone did not rise to be their best.
Republican moderates caved and the caucus elected Mike Johnson, a favorite of the hard-right. Those chickens wasted no time in coming home to roost.
There is no shortage of bosses. Leaders are comparatively rare, far more valuable and much needed these days.
It’s a wonderful story of visionary conservation leadership as well as of a successful public-private partnership that will benefit Wisconsinites and visitors for decades to come.
STORY TOPICS – White house – State government – Local government – Agribusiness – Consumer protection – Courts – Demographics – Education – Elections – Environment – Health care – Labor – Law and order – Manufacturing – Non-profits – Public health and safety – Real estate – Transportation –
Dem Gov. Tony Evers says he was compelled to sue the state Legislature after GOP lawmakers decided to “stick it” to UW employees by holding up their pay raises over a policy dispute. The suit, which asks the state Supreme Court to take the case directly, seeks to overturn three committee actions, including the move to block the raises at the behest of Assembly Speaker Robin Vos, R-Rochester.
Exclusively for WisPolitics Subscribers Advertisement Wisconsin Radio Network From WisPolitics.com … — State Supreme Court Chief Justice Annette Ziegler today will deliver the annual State of the Judiciary address in Lake Geneva during the opening of the annual Wisconsin Judicial Conference. The speech comes as the veteran conservative justice has
The Assembly Campaigns and Elections Committee approved three constitutional amendments that would change voting requirements and ban the use of private funds to cover election costs.