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Exclusively for WisPolitics Subscribers From WisPolitics.com … — Lt. Gov. Mandela Barnes tells WisPolitics.com he stands out from his seven fellow Dem U.S. Senate candidates because of his experience holding statewide office and his travels to all parts of Wisconsin.
Washington, D.C. – Today, Wisconsin’s Lieutenant Governor Mandela Barnes joins the crowded Senate Democratic primary race, even though he was too embarrassed to admit his party affiliation in his campaign video. He must’ve taken advice from Congressman Tim Ryan’s senate campaign strategists. To
So tilted by the last decade are the political scales that Democrats will have to work extra hard not to fall down in 2022 or even not to fall below what they achieved in the past, despite what looks like an advantage in numbers and actual success by the Democratic platform.
Top political report finds race now closer as Johnson wins “Four Pinocchios” rating for misinformation on COVID-19.
The work of the people shouldn’t be delayed.
How is it that a small, weaponless, group of African American women protesting for equity in voting rights could be arrested with more haste than hundreds of armed insurrectionists determined to overthrow government leadership?
A Milwaukee Common Council committee has moved a step closer to putting federal taxpayers on the hook for a Universal Basic Income pilot program.
The state’s highest court confirmed that the DNR does have the authority to protect the state’s natural resources.
If the Speaker thinks that my criticisms of Gov. Tony Evers are going to help him defeat Evers in the November, 2022 general election, he’s wrong.
Taxing the rich might curtail Bezos’s extraterrestrial activities. But it would make this corner of Planet Earth more habitable.
State Treasurer Sarah Godlewski, now a candidate for U.S. Senate, paid a $500 penalty for failing to quickly resolve a discrepancy in her state campaign finance report filings, according to a settlement obtained by WisPolitics.com. The settlement, paid March 17
Exclusively for WisPolitics Subscribers From WisPolitics.com … — State Treasurer Sarah Godlewski, now a candidate for U.S. Senate, paid a $500 penalty for failing to quickly resolve a discrepancy in her state campaign finance report filings, according to a settlement
Exclusively for WisPolitics Subscribers From WisPolitics.com … — Lt. Gov. Mandela Barnes tells WisPolitics.com he stands out from his seven fellow Dem U.S. Senate candidates because of his experience holding statewide office and his travels to all parts of Wisconsin. Barnes said he’s been to all of the state’s 72
Washington, D.C. – Today, Wisconsin’s Lieutenant Governor Mandela Barnes joins the crowded Senate Democratic primary race, even though he was too embarrassed to admit his party affiliation in his campaign video. He must’ve taken advice from Congressman Tim Ryan’s senate campaign strategists. To make matters worse, Barnes’ 2018 campaign manager took a shot at
So tilted by the last decade are the political scales that Democrats will have to work extra hard not to fall down in 2022 or even not to fall below what they achieved in the past, despite what looks like an advantage in numbers and actual success by the Democratic platform.
Top political report finds race now closer as Johnson wins “Four Pinocchios” rating for misinformation on COVID-19.
The work of the people shouldn’t be delayed.
How is it that a small, weaponless, group of African American women protesting for equity in voting rights could be arrested with more haste than hundreds of armed insurrectionists determined to overthrow government leadership?
A Milwaukee Common Council committee has moved a step closer to putting federal taxpayers on the hook for a Universal Basic Income pilot program.
The state’s highest court confirmed that the DNR does have the authority to protect the state’s natural resources.
If the Speaker thinks that my criticisms of Gov. Tony Evers are going to help him defeat Evers in the November, 2022 general election, he’s wrong.
Taxing the rich might curtail Bezos’s extraterrestrial activities. But it would make this corner of Planet Earth more habitable.
State Treasurer Sarah Godlewski, now a candidate for U.S. Senate, paid a $500 penalty for failing to quickly resolve a discrepancy in her state campaign finance report filings, according to a settlement obtained by WisPolitics.com. The settlement, paid March 17 to the Wisconsin Ethics Commission, was disclosed in Godlewski’s latest
Exclusively for WisPolitics Subscribers From WisPolitics.com … — State Treasurer Sarah Godlewski, now a candidate for U.S. Senate, paid a $500 penalty for failing to quickly resolve a discrepancy in her state campaign finance report filings, according to a settlement obtained by WisPolitics.com. The settlement, paid March 17 to the