Bill Lueders: Prepare for battle in the fight for democracy
Tuesday, Sep 10, 2024
Now is the time to arm ourselves with accurate information.
Now is the time to arm ourselves with accurate information.
E-mails and texts replacing random phone calls.
As Wisconsinites grapple with rising prices, inflation has become the number one issue for voters across our state.
From 2020 to 2022 core inflation rose but corporate profits soared by 75%, five times faster than inflation. The price hikes we’re seeing at the grocery store are a large part a result of that greed.
Federal spending needs to be brought back to 2019 levels, and excessive deficit spending needs to be halted.
Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson made sure that things went right — for Harris, Walz and the First Amendment — when the Democratic National Convention came to Chicago this summer.
The column below reflects the views of the author, and these opinions are neither endorsed nor supported by WisOpinion.com. Amid the period of 2014-2018 to 2019-2023, Taiwan’s outbound FDI (OFDI) to U.S. had grown 317%, while U. S. OFDI to
Legislation introduced by Congressman Steil, the 1st District Republican from Janesville, would hobble investors’ ability to drive responsible corporate behavior.
Congress failed miserably when it balked at efforts to establish a bipartisan commission to address lessons learned from the COVID-19 pandemic.
Wisconsin hospitals made progress last year in reducing rates of various infections, including lowering the rate of catheter-associated urinary tract infections by 26.7%. That’s according to the Wisconsin Hospital Association’s Wisconsin Health Care Quality Report, which details efforts to improve
Robert F. Kennedy Jr. is now asking the conservative 2nd District Court of Appeals to remove him from Wisconsin’s presidential ballot, acknowledging that he is “running against the clock.”
Thirty years ago this fall, Tommy Thompson built one of the most remarkable electoral coalitions in Wisconsin history.
Former Wyoming GOP Representative Liz Cheney put country over party.
Show us you’re Bobby Kennedy’s kind of tough liberal — or perhaps tender conservative — which is precisely what we need to stitch back together this divided land.
Was Ronald Reagan perfect? No. But he was the perfect man for the time. Was the Reagan movie perfect? No. But it’s the perfect movie for THIS time.
Can you imagine the Republican titans of the 20th century coming back and hearing these outrageous comments?
Dumping the Electoral College would have a variety of consequences, but it would immediately remove opportunities for disrupting elections via battleground states.
She’s lied about protecting the American steel industry and union pensions, but now Baldwin’s lying about helping veterans and that really crosses the line.
In 1987, a year after graduating from college, Hovde and his father, Donald Hovde, launched Hovde Financial. And the elder Hovde had connections at the highest level of American politics.
Residential construction in Madison is struggling to keep housing affordable for its expanding population, a city planning official says. Matt Wachter, director of planning and community and economic development for the city, recently discussed affordable housing efforts during a meeting
Now is the time to arm ourselves with accurate information.
E-mails and texts replacing random phone calls.
As Wisconsinites grapple with rising prices, inflation has become the number one issue for voters across our state.
From 2020 to 2022 core inflation rose but corporate profits soared by 75%, five times faster than inflation. The price hikes we’re seeing at the grocery store are a large part a result of that greed.
Federal spending needs to be brought back to 2019 levels, and excessive deficit spending needs to be halted.
Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson made sure that things went right — for Harris, Walz and the First Amendment — when the Democratic National Convention came to Chicago this summer.
The column below reflects the views of the author, and these opinions are neither endorsed nor supported by WisOpinion.com. Amid the period of 2014-2018 to 2019-2023, Taiwan’s outbound FDI (OFDI) to U.S. had grown 317%, while U. S. OFDI to Taiwan increased 201%; and the US-Taiwan two ways trade volumes
Legislation introduced by Congressman Steil, the 1st District Republican from Janesville, would hobble investors’ ability to drive responsible corporate behavior.
Congress failed miserably when it balked at efforts to establish a bipartisan commission to address lessons learned from the COVID-19 pandemic.
Wisconsin hospitals made progress last year in reducing rates of various infections, including lowering the rate of catheter-associated urinary tract infections by 26.7%. That’s according to the Wisconsin Hospital Association’s Wisconsin Health Care Quality Report, which details efforts to improve the quality of care delivered by health care providers in
Robert F. Kennedy Jr. is now asking the conservative 2nd District Court of Appeals to remove him from Wisconsin’s presidential ballot, acknowledging that he is “running against the clock.”
Thirty years ago this fall, Tommy Thompson built one of the most remarkable electoral coalitions in Wisconsin history.
Former Wyoming GOP Representative Liz Cheney put country over party.
Show us you’re Bobby Kennedy’s kind of tough liberal — or perhaps tender conservative — which is precisely what we need to stitch back together this divided land.
Was Ronald Reagan perfect? No. But he was the perfect man for the time. Was the Reagan movie perfect? No. But it’s the perfect movie for THIS time.
Can you imagine the Republican titans of the 20th century coming back and hearing these outrageous comments?
Dumping the Electoral College would have a variety of consequences, but it would immediately remove opportunities for disrupting elections via battleground states.
She’s lied about protecting the American steel industry and union pensions, but now Baldwin’s lying about helping veterans and that really crosses the line.
In 1987, a year after graduating from college, Hovde and his father, Donald Hovde, launched Hovde Financial. And the elder Hovde had connections at the highest level of American politics.
Residential construction in Madison is struggling to keep housing affordable for its expanding population, a city planning official says. Matt Wachter, director of planning and community and economic development for the city, recently discussed affordable housing efforts during a meeting of the Rotary Club of Madison. Madison’s annual population growth