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City and state have some of the nation’s ‘worst inequalities’.
Our capitol city is under attack. Our state is under attack. There is an irrational, juvenile mob that is indiscriminately threatening our way of life. They have a mixed bag of demands and criticisms of our society. Some of their concerns are legitimate and are being addressed. Others don’t make any sense.
Dispelling the myth that Black Lives Matter protesters have targeted police.
Racism has caused a public health crisis, and police in schools are one of the conditions that has led to this crisis.
Racism, in all its forms, is an inconvenient truth.
Plus: Women support the Black Lives Matter movement, “defund the police,” and Trump’s handling of the pandemic.
Bad for companies, workers, consumers — and probably for Trump’s reelection chances.
A unanimous federal appeals court upheld a series of GOP-authored election laws — including restrictions on early, in-person voting — and ruled while the changes were designed to give Republicans a political advantage, they are nonetheless constitutional. Yesterday’s decision means
Exclusively for WisPolitics Subscribers Advertisement RENEW Wisconsin From WisPolitics.com … — A unanimous federal appeals court upheld a series of GOP-authored election laws — including restrictions on early, in-person voting — and ruled while the changes were designed to give
Exclusively for WisPolitics Subscribers From WisPolitics.com … — The lead attorney for the state and national Dem parties indicated today the coalition that’s filed a series of lawsuits seeking changes to Wisconsin’s election laws wants them in place for the
Wednesday, Thompson becomes president of the 26-campus UW System that spends $6.3 billion a year, has 36,200 full-time employees and anchors regional economies.
The former four-term governor and federal health secretary — a man built for the arena — was announced to bipartisan acclaim as interim president of the University of Wisconsin System, riding in to rescue an organization reeling from COVID-19, fiscal calamity and a leadership crisis following its failed search for a permanent president.
City and state have some of the nation’s ‘worst inequalities’.
Our capitol city is under attack. Our state is under attack. There is an irrational, juvenile mob that is indiscriminately threatening our way of life. They have a mixed bag of demands and criticisms of our society. Some of their concerns are legitimate and are being addressed. Others don’t make any sense.
Dispelling the myth that Black Lives Matter protesters have targeted police.
Racism has caused a public health crisis, and police in schools are one of the conditions that has led to this crisis.
Racism, in all its forms, is an inconvenient truth.
Plus: Women support the Black Lives Matter movement, “defund the police,” and Trump’s handling of the pandemic.
Bad for companies, workers, consumers — and probably for Trump’s reelection chances.
A unanimous federal appeals court upheld a series of GOP-authored election laws — including restrictions on early, in-person voting — and ruled while the changes were designed to give Republicans a political advantage, they are nonetheless constitutional. Yesterday’s decision means early voting is now limited to the two weeks before
Exclusively for WisPolitics Subscribers Advertisement RENEW Wisconsin From WisPolitics.com … — A unanimous federal appeals court upheld a series of GOP-authored election laws — including restrictions on early, in-person voting — and ruled while the changes were designed to give Republicans a political advantage, they are nonetheless constitutional. Yesterday’s decision
Exclusively for WisPolitics Subscribers From WisPolitics.com … — The lead attorney for the state and national Dem parties indicated today the coalition that’s filed a series of lawsuits seeking changes to Wisconsin’s election laws wants them in place for the November election, not the August primary. Attorney John Devaney said
Wednesday, Thompson becomes president of the 26-campus UW System that spends $6.3 billion a year, has 36,200 full-time employees and anchors regional economies.
The former four-term governor and federal health secretary — a man built for the arena — was announced to bipartisan acclaim as interim president of the University of Wisconsin System, riding in to rescue an organization reeling from COVID-19, fiscal calamity and a leadership crisis following its failed search for a permanent president.