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Exclusively for WisPolitics Subscribers **************************************** Nov. 19: 2020 Election Year Preview with ‘The Insiders’ Join WisPolitics.com on Nov. 19 at Spectrum offices in Milwaukee for a look ahead to 2020 elections and the Democratic National Convention. The experts are also
Advertisement Wisconsin Academy of Physician Assistants From WisPolitics.com … — Gov. Tony Evers has pardoned three people for drug-related offenses and another three for failing to report income while on public assistance. The pardons are part of the
It’s time for Democrats in Congress to join their Republican colleagues and demand that House Speaker Nancy Pelosi stop stifling our economies in the Midwest and finally approve President Trump’s new trade deal with our North American neighbors.
One issue that Baldwin has singularly led on is economic security for retirees. No surprise for someone raised by her grandparents.
There is nothing dramatic about limiting the powers of the executive branch—in fact, that’s a necessary function of checks and balances.
When statistics sound rosy, every president claims economic success because of his or her actions — just as they blame forces beyond their control if the job numbers fall.
Too many people are unaware of their rights under the records and meetings laws. That enables government officials to put unnecessary roadblocks in their way.
The Wisconsin Veterans Museum’s Oral History Program has been collecting stories from Wisconsin-connected veterans of World War I to present conflicts.
Assembly Speaker Robin Vos, R-Rochester, knocked Democratic Gov. Tony Evers for “playing politics” by calling a special session on new gun legislation that he knew Republicans would not support. “I think there is an opportunity for us to find common
Assembly chamber, State Capitol. Agenda TBA.
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Exclusively for WisPolitics Subscribers **************************************** Nov. 19: 2020 Election Year Preview with ‘The Insiders’ Join WisPolitics.com on Nov. 19 at Spectrum offices in Milwaukee for a look ahead to 2020 elections and the Democratic National Convention. The experts are also the stars of the WisPolitics.com show, “The Insiders.” Former state
Advertisement Wisconsin Academy of Physician Assistants From WisPolitics.com … — Gov. Tony Evers has pardoned three people for drug-related offenses and another three for failing to report income while on public assistance. The pardons are part of the eight Evers announced, the second wave he’s issued since restarting
It’s time for Democrats in Congress to join their Republican colleagues and demand that House Speaker Nancy Pelosi stop stifling our economies in the Midwest and finally approve President Trump’s new trade deal with our North American neighbors.
One issue that Baldwin has singularly led on is economic security for retirees. No surprise for someone raised by her grandparents.
There is nothing dramatic about limiting the powers of the executive branch—in fact, that’s a necessary function of checks and balances.
When statistics sound rosy, every president claims economic success because of his or her actions — just as they blame forces beyond their control if the job numbers fall.
Too many people are unaware of their rights under the records and meetings laws. That enables government officials to put unnecessary roadblocks in their way.
The Wisconsin Veterans Museum’s Oral History Program has been collecting stories from Wisconsin-connected veterans of World War I to present conflicts.
Assembly Speaker Robin Vos, R-Rochester, knocked Democratic Gov. Tony Evers for “playing politics” by calling a special session on new gun legislation that he knew Republicans would not support. “I think there is an opportunity for us to find common ground, but again, you don’t start with ideas that are
Assembly chamber, State Capitol. Agenda TBA.
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