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Within two hours of the court’s injunction, Abundant Life Christian School announced that all kids will have the opportunity to be back in the school building on Monday,” said Chris Truitt, a parent from DeForest. “We are absolutely thrilled.”
In 2016, we saw that inadequate access to photo ID led to barriers to the ballot for thousands of Wisconsinites; particularly for Wisconsinites of color, college students, older voters and people with travel-limiting disabilities. Access is particularly challenging for many people in rural areas, which typically provide limited hours and zero access to public transit. These challenges are all amplified under COVID-19.
If the President wants to win reelection, his priority should be to end the trade war and the tariffs that are crushing American businesses and farms.
Business advocates are breathing a sigh of relief following the threat of public disclosures that could have been a huge liability issue for job creators, and a significant privacy concern for employees.
“It didn’t have to be this bad. It really didn’t,” Holmgren said. “And now we find out in the last couple months, he knew all along. The president knew how bad it was and he kept it from the American people. Not only did he keep it from us, but then he didn’t take action. He knew, and he did not take action.”
Exclusively for WisPolitics Subscribers **************************************** Tuesday: WisPolitics.com virtual luncheon on the new book, ‘Patrick J. Lucey: A Lasting Legacy’ by Dennis Dresang Join WisPolitics.com for a virtual lunchtime discussion with the author of the Lucey book and those who knew
Two new polls this week have Joe Biden maintaining his lead over President Trump. A CNN poll released Thursday had Biden leading Trump by 10 points among likely Wisconsin voters, a larger edge for the Dem nominee than in other
Wisconsin Republican National Committeeman Tom Schreibel says he feels the race between President Trump and Joe Biden may be closer than polls currently suggest. “If you look at the polling four years ago in how the national trends tracked compared
Joe Biden’s campaign is out with two new TV ads in Wisconsin, including one featuring a Pennsylvania man who says he made a mistake voting for Donald Trump in 2016. They follow three new ads the Biden campaign released Wednesday.
Assembly Speaker Robin Vos gave his party a one-in-three shot at taking enough seats this November to form a veto-proof supermajority. But both Vos, R-Rochester, and Assembly Minority Leader Gordon Hintz, D-Oshkosh, at a WisPolitics.com virtual event Wednesday told viewers
Exclusively for WisPolitics Subscribers Advertisement The Madison Club From WisPolitics.com … — Gov. Tony Evers and U.S. Sen. Tammy Baldwin are raising questions about President Trump’s promise to deliver federal dollars after unrest in Kenosha led to millions in property
Biden’s campaign continued its outreach to Black voters today with a pair of new ads running in Wisconsin featuring men speaking in a barber shop about their support for the former vice president and running mate Kamala Harris. The Biden
The Elections Commission acted unlawfully when it refused to validate 1,834 signatures that it should have presumed to be valid.
Democrats wanted to stop a repeat of the 2016 election. That’s when Green Party candidate Jill Stein received 31,072 votes, taking many of those votes from Democratic Party candidate Hillary Clinton.
Donald Trump was not the first president to declare, “My first duty as president is to protect the American people.” But no president has abandoned that duty so deliberately as Donald Trump.
The coronavirus pandemic hit the U.S. hard, and the Trump Administration stepped up to protect the American people.
Why marginalized communities feel a collective guilt in America.
Within two hours of the court’s injunction, Abundant Life Christian School announced that all kids will have the opportunity to be back in the school building on Monday,” said Chris Truitt, a parent from DeForest. “We are absolutely thrilled.”
In 2016, we saw that inadequate access to photo ID led to barriers to the ballot for thousands of Wisconsinites; particularly for Wisconsinites of color, college students, older voters and people with travel-limiting disabilities. Access is particularly challenging for many people in rural areas, which typically provide limited hours and zero access to public transit. These challenges are all amplified under COVID-19.
If the President wants to win reelection, his priority should be to end the trade war and the tariffs that are crushing American businesses and farms.
Business advocates are breathing a sigh of relief following the threat of public disclosures that could have been a huge liability issue for job creators, and a significant privacy concern for employees.
“It didn’t have to be this bad. It really didn’t,” Holmgren said. “And now we find out in the last couple months, he knew all along. The president knew how bad it was and he kept it from the American people. Not only did he keep it from us, but then he didn’t take action. He knew, and he did not take action.”
Exclusively for WisPolitics Subscribers **************************************** Tuesday: WisPolitics.com virtual luncheon on the new book, ‘Patrick J. Lucey: A Lasting Legacy’ by Dennis Dresang Join WisPolitics.com for a virtual lunchtime discussion with the author of the Lucey book and those who knew the former governor, ambassador and vice presidential candidate. The panel
Two new polls this week have Joe Biden maintaining his lead over President Trump. A CNN poll released Thursday had Biden leading Trump by 10 points among likely Wisconsin voters, a larger edge for the Dem nominee than in other public polls conducted following the violent protests in Kenosha. Fifty-two
Wisconsin Republican National Committeeman Tom Schreibel says he feels the race between President Trump and Joe Biden may be closer than polls currently suggest. “If you look at the polling four years ago in how the national trends tracked compared to what the results were, I think that you have
Joe Biden’s campaign is out with two new TV ads in Wisconsin, including one featuring a Pennsylvania man who says he made a mistake voting for Donald Trump in 2016. They follow three new ads the Biden campaign released Wednesday. The spots are part of a $65 million buy running
Assembly Speaker Robin Vos gave his party a one-in-three shot at taking enough seats this November to form a veto-proof supermajority. But both Vos, R-Rochester, and Assembly Minority Leader Gordon Hintz, D-Oshkosh, at a WisPolitics.com virtual event Wednesday told viewers they believe their parties will hold on to all vulnerable
Exclusively for WisPolitics Subscribers Advertisement The Madison Club From WisPolitics.com … — Gov. Tony Evers and U.S. Sen. Tammy Baldwin are raising questions about President Trump’s promise to deliver federal dollars after unrest in Kenosha led to millions in property damage. During his visit to Kenosha in the aftermath of
Biden’s campaign continued its outreach to Black voters today with a pair of new ads running in Wisconsin featuring men speaking in a barber shop about their support for the former vice president and running mate Kamala Harris. The Biden campaign said the ads are running on TV and digital
The Elections Commission acted unlawfully when it refused to validate 1,834 signatures that it should have presumed to be valid.
Democrats wanted to stop a repeat of the 2016 election. That’s when Green Party candidate Jill Stein received 31,072 votes, taking many of those votes from Democratic Party candidate Hillary Clinton.
Donald Trump was not the first president to declare, “My first duty as president is to protect the American people.” But no president has abandoned that duty so deliberately as Donald Trump.
The coronavirus pandemic hit the U.S. hard, and the Trump Administration stepped up to protect the American people.
Why marginalized communities feel a collective guilt in America.