
James Wigderson: Delay the election now
If the election goes on as scheduled, under the current circumstances, its legitimacy will be in doubt regardless of the outcome whether it favors the Democrats or the Republicans.
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If the election goes on as scheduled, under the current circumstances, its legitimacy will be in doubt regardless of the outcome whether it favors the Democrats or the Republicans.

Vos and Fitzgerald must wake up. There’s overwhelming evidence that people gathering for election will spread disease.

Dem Gov. Tony Evers has moved forward, while GOP legislators falter.

While it didn’t get a lot of play in the mainstream media, liberal Wisconsin Supreme Court candidate Jill Karofsky’s answers to an American Civil Liberties Union questionnaire really show her judicial activist stripes.

Kelly was a regular blogger from 2012 to 2015, during which he regularly expressed his view that to use government money to benefit the needy is, in essence, forcibly taking money from the some who created wealth.

There is a bill currently in the Wisconsin Senate (SB 789) — Expanding Course Access — that can better equip families and Wisconsin’s K-12 system for what comes next.

Every essential worker — whether on the front lines, working with the public, or simply working closely with coworkers — must have personal protective equipment and distance from one another to save their own lives and the lives of all Americans.

The reason this is happening right now is that many of the largest institutional buyers of dairy products, including schools and restaurants, abruptly closed nationwide.

There are several sections in our state Constitution protecting the rights of the accused, as there should be. The proposed amendment simply puts the victims of crime on a more equal playing field with those accused of committing crimes.

Assembly leaders split on the question of moving forward with Tuesday’s election, with Majority Leader Jim Steineke saying this is no time to “upend” things, and Minority Leader Gordon Hintz warning of “catastrophic consequences” of going ahead with the vote

Exclusively for WisPolitics Subscribers Advertisement The Madison Club From WisPolitics.com … — With the spring election now before the U.S. Supreme Court, 11 Wisconsin mayors are pressing Gov. Tony Evers’ administration to stop in-person voting after Republican lawmakers declined to
Former U.S. Solicitor General Paul Clement will be joining the Thompson Center for a free webinar to discuss the Supreme Court in 2020. Clement and the Thompson Center’s own Ryan Owens will discuss the upcoming cases faced by the court,
Former U.S. Deputy National Security Advisor K.T. McFarland will be speaking for this free public webinar. K.T. is an expert on a wide array of contemporary national security topics, and will address a number of these at this event. If
Michelle Reynolds is Director of Individual Advocacy & Family Support with the University of Missouri – Kansas City. This event will be part of the Thompson Center’s ongoing series: Increasing Independence For Wisconsin’s Disabled Population. Michelle’s talk will be hosted

If the election goes on as scheduled, under the current circumstances, its legitimacy will be in doubt regardless of the outcome whether it favors the Democrats or the Republicans.

Vos and Fitzgerald must wake up. There’s overwhelming evidence that people gathering for election will spread disease.

Dem Gov. Tony Evers has moved forward, while GOP legislators falter.

While it didn’t get a lot of play in the mainstream media, liberal Wisconsin Supreme Court candidate Jill Karofsky’s answers to an American Civil Liberties Union questionnaire really show her judicial activist stripes.

Kelly was a regular blogger from 2012 to 2015, during which he regularly expressed his view that to use government money to benefit the needy is, in essence, forcibly taking money from the some who created wealth.

There is a bill currently in the Wisconsin Senate (SB 789) — Expanding Course Access — that can better equip families and Wisconsin’s K-12 system for what comes next.

Every essential worker — whether on the front lines, working with the public, or simply working closely with coworkers — must have personal protective equipment and distance from one another to save their own lives and the lives of all Americans.

The reason this is happening right now is that many of the largest institutional buyers of dairy products, including schools and restaurants, abruptly closed nationwide.

There are several sections in our state Constitution protecting the rights of the accused, as there should be. The proposed amendment simply puts the victims of crime on a more equal playing field with those accused of committing crimes.

Assembly leaders split on the question of moving forward with Tuesday’s election, with Majority Leader Jim Steineke saying this is no time to “upend” things, and Minority Leader Gordon Hintz warning of “catastrophic consequences” of going ahead with the vote during a pandemic. Both lawmakers appeared Sunday on “UpFront,” produced

Exclusively for WisPolitics Subscribers Advertisement The Madison Club From WisPolitics.com … — With the spring election now before the U.S. Supreme Court, 11 Wisconsin mayors are pressing Gov. Tony Evers’ administration to stop in-person voting after Republican lawmakers declined to take up his last-minute request for a mail-in election with
Former U.S. Solicitor General Paul Clement will be joining the Thompson Center for a free webinar to discuss the Supreme Court in 2020. Clement and the Thompson Center’s own Ryan Owens will discuss the upcoming cases faced by the court, and the possible ramifications of their decisions. Time will be
Former U.S. Deputy National Security Advisor K.T. McFarland will be speaking for this free public webinar. K.T. is an expert on a wide array of contemporary national security topics, and will address a number of these at this event. If you have a specific question or topic area you would
Michelle Reynolds is Director of Individual Advocacy & Family Support with the University of Missouri – Kansas City. This event will be part of the Thompson Center’s ongoing series: Increasing Independence For Wisconsin’s Disabled Population. Michelle’s talk will be hosted electronically on April 7th at Noon CT, and will run