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I think if my son were being left to the whims of an administration whose leader ought to be the one in jail, I’d pardon him, too.
Bankers in Wisconsin view the state’s economy more favorably now than earlier this year, according to the latest executive survey from the Wisconsin Bankers Association. The group’s latest Economic Conditions Survey of bank CEOs found 83% rate the state economy
New ruling striking down law is based on argument Republicans have trouble answering.
It’s time to put Wisconsinites first. We don’t need dismissive rhetoric from our governor.
We can go into exile for four years and watch as our new president destroys our country. Or we can use our superpowers to work together from the bottom up to begin fixing our broken world. It’s up to us.
Wisconsin state government, much like the federal government, is in need of change and modernization.
The Bureau of Labor Statistics released the CPI data for the month of November and found that price inflation increased at a faster rate than in October. Predictably, market pundits, officials and state-owned economists are reporting that these figures are “in line with expectations.”
For the 29th time, UN member countries held a Conference of the Parties to draft policies to address problems associated with global warming, and for the 28th time, little progress was made.
We need to pay close attention as forty million people depend on the Great Lakes for drinking water. Business interests are paying heed, too.
Our state is blessed with abundant scenic beauty and natural wealth. With such a blessing of natural resources comes the responsibility to be wise stewards of our land and water. And the Lower Wisconsin Riverway is an outstanding example of the good people of Wisconsin living up to our stewardship obligation.
This is brazen leftist judicial tyranny.
Judge Jacob Frost said that parts of Act 10 are unconstitutional because the law treats some public safety officers, such as municipal police officers, differently than others.
There are good reasons the people no longer believe courts are fair.
UW System President Jay Rothman, UW-Madison Chancellor Jennifer Mnookin, and Gov. Tony Evers have all publicly opposed this splitting off of UW Madison, a fugitive relic of the Walker years. Everyone else should too.
Failing a solid candidate declaring very soon, Wisconsin’s school children will be forced to continue amid an uber-progressive mantra coming out of Madison from the Department of Public Instruction.
It has been forty-three years since the Centers for Disease Control (CDC) published a report on five previously healthy young gay men diagnosed with KS/OI. This was the first recognized sign of what would become known as the AIDS virus. Since that time, the United States has experienced every emotion imaginable when confronting the issue of HIV/AIDS—fear, misunderstanding, compassion, and now prevention.
American Prospect’s Robert Kuttner is convinced that, while Trump campaigned that he wouldn’t touch Medicare or Social Security, the plan is to destroy the government-run system by stealth
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Foxconn is eligible for more than $8.7 million in state tax credits for the 2023 fiscal year, according to the latest annual review from WEDC. The Taiwanese tech company, through multiple subsidiaries operating in Wisconsin, earned the annual tax credits
Like many voters lost in the middle these days, I think ticket splitting should be celebrated. When you walk into the poll, don’t just pull the lever. Take a breath and think.
I think if my son were being left to the whims of an administration whose leader ought to be the one in jail, I’d pardon him, too.
Bankers in Wisconsin view the state’s economy more favorably now than earlier this year, according to the latest executive survey from the Wisconsin Bankers Association. The group’s latest Economic Conditions Survey of bank CEOs found 83% rate the state economy as good or excellent, up from 76% in the mid-year
New ruling striking down law is based on argument Republicans have trouble answering.
It’s time to put Wisconsinites first. We don’t need dismissive rhetoric from our governor.
We can go into exile for four years and watch as our new president destroys our country. Or we can use our superpowers to work together from the bottom up to begin fixing our broken world. It’s up to us.
Wisconsin state government, much like the federal government, is in need of change and modernization.
The Bureau of Labor Statistics released the CPI data for the month of November and found that price inflation increased at a faster rate than in October. Predictably, market pundits, officials and state-owned economists are reporting that these figures are “in line with expectations.”
For the 29th time, UN member countries held a Conference of the Parties to draft policies to address problems associated with global warming, and for the 28th time, little progress was made.
We need to pay close attention as forty million people depend on the Great Lakes for drinking water. Business interests are paying heed, too.
Our state is blessed with abundant scenic beauty and natural wealth. With such a blessing of natural resources comes the responsibility to be wise stewards of our land and water. And the Lower Wisconsin Riverway is an outstanding example of the good people of Wisconsin living up to our stewardship obligation.
This is brazen leftist judicial tyranny.
Judge Jacob Frost said that parts of Act 10 are unconstitutional because the law treats some public safety officers, such as municipal police officers, differently than others.
There are good reasons the people no longer believe courts are fair.
UW System President Jay Rothman, UW-Madison Chancellor Jennifer Mnookin, and Gov. Tony Evers have all publicly opposed this splitting off of UW Madison, a fugitive relic of the Walker years. Everyone else should too.
Failing a solid candidate declaring very soon, Wisconsin’s school children will be forced to continue amid an uber-progressive mantra coming out of Madison from the Department of Public Instruction.
It has been forty-three years since the Centers for Disease Control (CDC) published a report on five previously healthy young gay men diagnosed with KS/OI. This was the first recognized sign of what would become known as the AIDS virus. Since that time, the United States has experienced every emotion imaginable when confronting the issue of HIV/AIDS—fear, misunderstanding, compassion, and now prevention.
American Prospect’s Robert Kuttner is convinced that, while Trump campaigned that he wouldn’t touch Medicare or Social Security, the plan is to destroy the government-run system by stealth
… Please log in to access subscriber content. If you don’t have a subscription, please contact schmies@wispolitics.com for subscription options on the WisPolitics-State Affairs platform, which is the new home for WisPolitics subscriber products.
Foxconn is eligible for more than $8.7 million in state tax credits for the 2023 fiscal year, according to the latest annual review from WEDC. The Taiwanese tech company, through multiple subsidiaries operating in Wisconsin, earned the annual tax credits by creating 1,114 jobs and making more than $24 million
Like many voters lost in the middle these days, I think ticket splitting should be celebrated. When you walk into the poll, don’t just pull the lever. Take a breath and think.