Caleb Frostman: Building a well-rounded workforce

I had the incredible opportunity to participate in a study tour throughout Germany to learn more about the country’s apprenticeship program. Germany has been a world leader in vocational training for hundreds of years, and Wisconsin’s own apprenticeship program is largely based on Germany’s dual model.

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Dale Kooyenga: RightBooks: ‘Why Nations Fail’

In 2012, Daron Acemoglu and James Robinson published “Why Nations Fail: The Origins of Power, Prosperity, and Poverty.” By making complex economic arguments easy to understand, the authors describe how far-left policies have ruined nations.

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Portrait of John Nichols

John Nichols: The robots are still coming for your job

The issues that Yang sought to make central to the 2020 competition — as part of a mix that must also include climate change, war and peace, economic inequality and racial injustice — will not go away. Why? Because whether the remaining Democrats are up for the discussion or not, the robots are still coming for your job.

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Warren goes up on TV in Wisconsin

U.S. Sen. Elizabeth Warren is now the third presidential candidate to run TV ads in Wisconsin, going up with spots that take shots at rival Mike Bloomberg and feature former President Obama praising her. Warren’s campaign said the ads are

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Caleb Frostman: Building a well-rounded workforce

I had the incredible opportunity to participate in a study tour throughout Germany to learn more about the country’s apprenticeship program. Germany has been a world leader in vocational training for hundreds of years, and Wisconsin’s own apprenticeship program is largely based on Germany’s dual model.

Read More »

Dale Kooyenga: RightBooks: ‘Why Nations Fail’

In 2012, Daron Acemoglu and James Robinson published “Why Nations Fail: The Origins of Power, Prosperity, and Poverty.” By making complex economic arguments easy to understand, the authors describe how far-left policies have ruined nations.

Read More »
Portrait of John Nichols

John Nichols: The robots are still coming for your job

The issues that Yang sought to make central to the 2020 competition — as part of a mix that must also include climate change, war and peace, economic inequality and racial injustice — will not go away. Why? Because whether the remaining Democrats are up for the discussion or not, the robots are still coming for your job.

Read More »

Warren goes up on TV in Wisconsin

U.S. Sen. Elizabeth Warren is now the third presidential candidate to run TV ads in Wisconsin, going up with spots that take shots at rival Mike Bloomberg and feature former President Obama praising her. Warren’s campaign said the ads are running in Madison and Milwaukee, but declined to say how

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