Dave Zweifel: Harris held to a high standard; Trump gets a pass
Two women whose names are familiar to Americans who pay attention to the country’s politics weighed in this week on the race between Kamala Harris and Donald Trump. What they had to say is worth repeating.
Paul Fanlund: Bezos’ presidential endorsement move a profile in cowardice
Bezos may be unmatched as an e-commerce visionary, but he knows little about journalism. It seems clear his real reason for interfering with the endorsement was fear of retribution should Donald Trump win.
Jarrett Brown: Rep. Moore’s anecdote holds wisdom and instruction
It is probably too late for Democrats to change strategies and win over voters who have fallen in line behind former President Trump. However, in the future, Democrats should remember Rep. Moore’s wise words and follow her instructions about how to win over voters by listening and understanding them rather than judging and insulting them.
Jerry Hanson: The tale of two wolves
When you vote on November 5th, think about the one you feed.
Josh Schoemann: Wisconsin counties should follow Washington County’s early vote example
Something special is happening in Washington County. We’re seeing record breaking in-person absentee numbers, meaning more of our county residents are taking advantage of opportunities to vote early.
Ruth Conniff: Wisconsin citizens organize to protect democracy
As the 2024 campaign air war reaches a furious crescendo over our battleground state, a few groups of public-spirited citizens have been quietly organizing on the ground to shore up the foundations of our democracy.
Adam Wallace: I’m a veteran. We need to defend election system from lies that would destroy it.
After my review and learning from others, here’s what I know for sure: Our election system is secure.
Meghan Roh: Seven years later, it’s time for a new tax code that supports working families
The column below reflects the views of the author, and these opinions are neither endorsed nor supported by WisOpinion.com. Seven years ago this week, on November 2nd, 2017, Republicans in Congress introduced the initial version of a tax plan –
Bruce Thompson: Is immigration a ‘happy problem?’
People are voting with their feet to come to the U.S., despite how Trump characterizes it.
Patrick McIlheran: DPI fabricates testing miracle — but doesn’t help Wisconsin kids read
Lower standards set kids up for failure in college and workplaces.
FRI News Summary: Trump in Milwaukee; Harris in Milwaukee, Appleton area today
TOP STORIES Kamala Harris rally in Milwaukee Friday to be held at Wisconsin State Fair Park… as speculation has focused on Veterans Park, where a concert-sized stage was being erected Thursday and where permits filed with the city indicated a
WisDems: What college students are reading about Eric Hovde: “Hovde Hates College Students”
MADISON, Wis. — College newspapers across Wisconsin have exposed Eric Hovde for his offensive comments about young people and disastrous policies for college students. Eric Hovde wants a national abortion ban, has called college-aged women “single issue” voters on abortion, and wants to repeal the
Dept. of Public Instruction: State superintendent proposes universal school meals, youth mental health, education workforce, early literacy investments
MADISON —Providing healthy meals for all Wisconsin students at no cost to families, expanding access to critical youth mental health services, investing in programs and strategies to recruit, retain and develop teachers, and supporting school districts in improving early literacy
U.S. Sen. Baldwin: Announces over $13 million for broadband expansion in Wisconsin
WISCONSIN – Today, U.S. Senator Tammy Baldwin (D-WI) announced Wisconsin will be receiving $13.2 million to help connect more Wisconsin families with high-speed broadband. The funding, from the Baldwin-backed Bipartisan Infrastructure Law, will help implement Wisconsin’s Digital Equity Plan, a comprehensive roadmap
Milwaukee Alliance Against Racist and Political Repression: Partners of the Coalition to March on the RNC continue the fight against Trump
MILWAUKEE (November 1, 2024)- Tonight, former President Donald J. Trump will once again be in the Fiserv Forum spewing his hateful rhetoric to thousands. Though the Republican National Convention has passed us, the work to fight their racist and reactionary