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A small crowd gathered near the site of next week’s Dem National Convention in Milwaukee today to hear Brandon Straka, the founder of the #WalkAway movement, slam the Dem Party’s emphasis on identity politics and call for racial and sexual minorities to abandon the party.
Quotes of the Week It was working; it had driven down some of the numbers that we had going. And if I had done differently, it would’ve been to allow us to go to the end of May. And I
On this week’s episode, WisconsinEye’s Steve Walters and WisPolitics.com’s JR Ross discuss the latest horse race numbers in the presidential race, the results of Tuesday’s primary and races to watch in November.
In 2016, Donald Trump defeated Hillary Clinton in Kenosha County by 228 votes. With the county again up for grabs this November, Democratic Chair Lori Hawkins and Republican Chair Erin Decker agree on one thing: there are undecided voters to convince.
The Democratic National Convention in Milwaukee will be the fifth for Frances Huntley-Cooper.
With the convention dramatically scaled back and convention organizers asking participants to pledge to avoid area bars and restaurants, even establishments immediately surrounding the current and former convention venues say they expect virtually no impact on business.
Gov. Tony Evers says his administration is still reviewing the president’s executive actions allowing an additional $400 in weekly unemployment payments. Initially, Trump said the federal government would pick up $300 if states would pay $100 of the additional benefit.
A small crowd gathered near the site of next week’s Dem National Convention in Milwaukee today to hear Brandon Straka, the founder of the #WalkAway movement, slam the Dem Party’s emphasis on identity politics and call for racial and sexual minorities to abandon the party.
Quotes of the Week It was working; it had driven down some of the numbers that we had going. And if I had done differently, it would’ve been to allow us to go to the end of May. And I think, frankly, that we’d be in a better place today
On this week’s episode, WisconsinEye’s Steve Walters and WisPolitics.com’s JR Ross discuss the latest horse race numbers in the presidential race, the results of Tuesday’s primary and races to watch in November.
In 2016, Donald Trump defeated Hillary Clinton in Kenosha County by 228 votes. With the county again up for grabs this November, Democratic Chair Lori Hawkins and Republican Chair Erin Decker agree on one thing: there are undecided voters to convince.
The Democratic National Convention in Milwaukee will be the fifth for Frances Huntley-Cooper.
With the convention dramatically scaled back and convention organizers asking participants to pledge to avoid area bars and restaurants, even establishments immediately surrounding the current and former convention venues say they expect virtually no impact on business.
Gov. Tony Evers says his administration is still reviewing the president’s executive actions allowing an additional $400 in weekly unemployment payments. Initially, Trump said the federal government would pick up $300 if states would pay $100 of the additional benefit. After some state officials complained they didn’t have the resources,