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I’ll be honest with you, tackling the COVID-19 pandemic in Wisconsin requires a unified effort on all levels – from the Capitol in Madison, to your community, to your own home.
What the United States does not need is a massive corporate bailout that allows the wealthiest and most powerful businesses in this country to avoid liability for actions they take that sicken and kill Americans.
As promised, he’s upholding the law as written. So why are right wingers so angry?
These lawsuits were just a vehicle for him to put the squeeze on his supporters because he’s gonna need as much cash as possible to pay off all his campaign debts and to fund a legal defense against all the civil and criminal lawsuits he will be facing on January 21st.
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Exclusively for WisPolitics Subscribers Advertisement The Madison Club From WisPolitics.com … — The lawsuit former Trump attorney Sidney Powell filed relies on “speculation, conjecture, and conspiracy theories” without offering any evidence that would justify overturning Wisconsin’s presidential election results, an
Exclusively for WisPolitics Subscribers **************************************** Thursday: WisPolitics.com-WisBusiness.com virtual event: ‘Trade Reset: How a New Washington, D.C., Administration May Change Trade Policy Near and Far’ Midwest trade experts and a top Canadian official examine trade issues during a WisPolitics.com-WisBusiness.com virtual event.
A former judge representing the Trump campaign said state election officials and some local clerks “willfully determined” that they would not follow state law in administering the Nov. 3 election. Trump’s campaign has filed lawsuits seeking to have more than
Last week, Assembly Republicans released a package of legislation to address the challenges presented by COVID-19. While the package is fairly broad, there are a few policies that I believe are critical.
We don’t need a Capitol Christmas tree or “super-spreader” federal holiday parties. We need elected officials that are going to do what’s needed to ensure our residents can eat, work, access medical care, worship safely and keep a roof over their heads.
Wisconsin Democratic Congressman Mark Pocan and GOP Assembly Speaker Robin Vos showed real leadership in doing a joint PSA for the Stop the COVID Spread coalition.
State Rep. Mark Born steps into a leadership role on the Legislature’s powerful budget-writing committee during some of the most challenging times the state has ever faced.
Ron Johnson’s departure from the U.S. Senate could give President Joe Biden his 50th vote in the Senate.
More than 75 protests and lots of misunderstandings. How city officials have responded.
I’ll be honest with you, tackling the COVID-19 pandemic in Wisconsin requires a unified effort on all levels – from the Capitol in Madison, to your community, to your own home.
What the United States does not need is a massive corporate bailout that allows the wealthiest and most powerful businesses in this country to avoid liability for actions they take that sicken and kill Americans.
As promised, he’s upholding the law as written. So why are right wingers so angry?
These lawsuits were just a vehicle for him to put the squeeze on his supporters because he’s gonna need as much cash as possible to pay off all his campaign debts and to fund a legal defense against all the civil and criminal lawsuits he will be facing on January 21st.
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Exclusively for WisPolitics Subscribers Advertisement The Madison Club From WisPolitics.com … — The lawsuit former Trump attorney Sidney Powell filed relies on “speculation, conjecture, and conspiracy theories” without offering any evidence that would justify overturning Wisconsin’s presidential election results, an attorney for Gov. Tony Evers argues. Meanwhile, the state Department
Exclusively for WisPolitics Subscribers **************************************** Thursday: WisPolitics.com-WisBusiness.com virtual event: ‘Trade Reset: How a New Washington, D.C., Administration May Change Trade Policy Near and Far’ Midwest trade experts and a top Canadian official examine trade issues during a WisPolitics.com-WisBusiness.com virtual event. Panelists will discuss the new US-Mexic… Please log in to
A former judge representing the Trump campaign said state election officials and some local clerks “willfully determined” that they would not follow state law in administering the Nov. 3 election. Trump’s campaign has filed lawsuits seeking to have more than 200,000 ballots in Milwaukee and Dane counties tossed out. Chief
Last week, Assembly Republicans released a package of legislation to address the challenges presented by COVID-19. While the package is fairly broad, there are a few policies that I believe are critical.
We don’t need a Capitol Christmas tree or “super-spreader” federal holiday parties. We need elected officials that are going to do what’s needed to ensure our residents can eat, work, access medical care, worship safely and keep a roof over their heads.
Wisconsin Democratic Congressman Mark Pocan and GOP Assembly Speaker Robin Vos showed real leadership in doing a joint PSA for the Stop the COVID Spread coalition.
State Rep. Mark Born steps into a leadership role on the Legislature’s powerful budget-writing committee during some of the most challenging times the state has ever faced.
Ron Johnson’s departure from the U.S. Senate could give President Joe Biden his 50th vote in the Senate.
More than 75 protests and lots of misunderstandings. How city officials have responded.