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A Trump endorsement may be thwarted.
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A Trump endorsement may be thwarted.

Here in Wisconsin, which long ago served as the laboratory for New Deal programs and progressive reforms that grew into lasting federal institutions, there is an opportunity to stand up and defend a better vision of society.

Now is the time for the winning Democratic candidate and presumptive Republican nominee Tom Tiffany to debate issues that matter to Wisconsin – especially as they relate to state government’s role in the economy and managing its major institutions. Here are two of many examples.

The tragic fatal shooting of Corey Ruiz is the latest example of the need for reform.

Alder agrees: ‘Burn this F-ing City down’ is “outrageous.”

Wisconsin students learn what markets do for society, which a leading candidate seems not to get.

For at least the next 90 days, expect to hear a lot about communists “taking over the government.” In lieu of an explanation of what that means, expect no more than name-calling and finger pointing. If you identify as a liberal, a progressive or a democratic socialist, you will be accused of being a communist.
TOP STORIES Tony Evers pushes Trump administration to rescind new SNAP rule… rule will require authorized SNAP retailers … to stock seven unique varieties of items (up from three) in each of four categories of staple foods: protein, vegetables and
MILWAUKEE – Invenergy is planning to build two expensive new methane gas plants to power data centers in Wisconsin, with the goal of selling them to We Energies, despite the health, environmental and energy-cost consequences for Wisconsin communities. The two

The Public Service Commission has hit reset on a $1 billion transmission project set to serve the Port Washington data center campus.

A Trump endorsement may be thwarted.

Here in Wisconsin, which long ago served as the laboratory for New Deal programs and progressive reforms that grew into lasting federal institutions, there is an opportunity to stand up and defend a better vision of society.

Now is the time for the winning Democratic candidate and presumptive Republican nominee Tom Tiffany to debate issues that matter to Wisconsin – especially as they relate to state government’s role in the economy and managing its major institutions. Here are two of many examples.

The tragic fatal shooting of Corey Ruiz is the latest example of the need for reform.

Alder agrees: ‘Burn this F-ing City down’ is “outrageous.”

Wisconsin students learn what markets do for society, which a leading candidate seems not to get.

For at least the next 90 days, expect to hear a lot about communists “taking over the government.” In lieu of an explanation of what that means, expect no more than name-calling and finger pointing. If you identify as a liberal, a progressive or a democratic socialist, you will be accused of being a communist.
TOP STORIES Tony Evers pushes Trump administration to rescind new SNAP rule… rule will require authorized SNAP retailers … to stock seven unique varieties of items (up from three) in each of four categories of staple foods: protein, vegetables and fruits, dairy and grains. … starting Nov. 4. … [creating]
MILWAUKEE – Invenergy is planning to build two expensive new methane gas plants to power data centers in Wisconsin, with the goal of selling them to We Energies, despite the health, environmental and energy-cost consequences for Wisconsin communities. The two proposed gas plants in southeastern Wisconsin – the Foundry Ridge

The Public Service Commission has hit reset on a $1 billion transmission project set to serve the Port Washington data center campus.