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The best arguments against the Wisconsin Supreme Court taking control of drawing the state’s political maps have come from none other than the conservative justices on the court itself.
Milwaukee, Madison and Wausau plan to pay certain low-income families monthly stipends with no strings attached.
Gov. Tony Evers is playing Santa again with your federal tax dollars, this time dropping millions of dollars on the two cities he needs most next year if he has any hope of winning a second term.
The court of appeals decision that getting a court order directing the release of records should entitle a requester to fees is a welcome clarification to Wisconsin’s records law.
It appears that not being responsible or exhibiting a sense of duty is becoming a cause célèbre, a badge of honor for all too many Americans.
Duplicity is never a good quality to be found in our elected officials.
Given that abortion is already declining on its own, there is nothing good about what just happened in Texas or at the Supreme Court.
Exclusively for WisPolitics Subscribers Advertisement Wisconsin REALTORS Association From WisPolitics.com … — Frederick Prehn, who’s refusing to vacate his spot on the Natural Resources Board, is asking for a new judge to hear Dem AG Josh Kaul’s lawsuit seeking to
Exclusively for WisPolitics Subscribers From WisPolitics.com … — Minority Leader Gordon Hintz slammed his GOP colleagues for going “full QAnon, full conspiracy theory” with the $325,000 they plan to spend on a data analyst contractor to review the 2020 election.
A report from a UW-Madison think tank shows employment in the state’s leisure and hospitality industry remains 18.7 percent lower than before the pandemic. The annual State of Working Wisconsin report from COWS details the change in job numbers across
His top choices to run for post don’t seem to be interested.
With $800 million at stake, it’s time to finally dismantle the School Board and give control to a reform-minded leader.
Punishing unvaccinated people by deprioritizing their medical care certainly won’t help us conquer COVID-19.
Earlier this summer, despite the fact that over 600 colleges and universities had already announced that they would mandate vaccinations when students returned this fall, UW System President Tommy Thompson refused.
The best arguments against the Wisconsin Supreme Court taking control of drawing the state’s political maps have come from none other than the conservative justices on the court itself.
Milwaukee, Madison and Wausau plan to pay certain low-income families monthly stipends with no strings attached.
Gov. Tony Evers is playing Santa again with your federal tax dollars, this time dropping millions of dollars on the two cities he needs most next year if he has any hope of winning a second term.
The court of appeals decision that getting a court order directing the release of records should entitle a requester to fees is a welcome clarification to Wisconsin’s records law.
It appears that not being responsible or exhibiting a sense of duty is becoming a cause célèbre, a badge of honor for all too many Americans.
Duplicity is never a good quality to be found in our elected officials.
Given that abortion is already declining on its own, there is nothing good about what just happened in Texas or at the Supreme Court.
Exclusively for WisPolitics Subscribers Advertisement Wisconsin REALTORS Association From WisPolitics.com … — Frederick Prehn, who’s refusing to vacate his spot on the Natural Resources Board, is asking for a new judge to hear Dem AG Josh Kaul’s lawsuit seeking to force the Wausau dentist from his post. The case has
Exclusively for WisPolitics Subscribers From WisPolitics.com … — Minority Leader Gordon Hintz slammed his GOP colleagues for going “full QAnon, full conspiracy theory” with the $325,000 they plan to spend on a data analyst contractor to review the 2020 election. The earmark is the largest planned expense in the $676,000
A report from a UW-Madison think tank shows employment in the state’s leisure and hospitality industry remains 18.7 percent lower than before the pandemic. The annual State of Working Wisconsin report from COWS details the change in job numbers across various industries between February 2020 and June 2021. COWS stands
His top choices to run for post don’t seem to be interested.
With $800 million at stake, it’s time to finally dismantle the School Board and give control to a reform-minded leader.
Punishing unvaccinated people by deprioritizing their medical care certainly won’t help us conquer COVID-19.
Earlier this summer, despite the fact that over 600 colleges and universities had already announced that they would mandate vaccinations when students returned this fall, UW System President Tommy Thompson refused.