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Everybody is making money — big money — in college athletics except the athletes playing the games. That needs to change.
Costs of housing and health care driving up elderly poverty. Are there solutions?
Senators write wonky plans. Mayors get stuff done. That’s why citizens should consider voting for people who have served as mayors for president.
Wisconsinites led the opposition to World War I, with U.S. Sen. Robert M. La Follette risking his career to challenge President Woodrow Wilson’s absurd arguments for sending the sons of Wisconsin farmers and factory workers into a conflict of kings and kaisers. He decried the propagandistic press that sought to “inflame the mind of our people into the frenzy of war.”
Exclusively for WisPolitics Subscribers Advertisement The Madison Club From WisPolitics.com … — Republican Jason Church, an aide to U.S. Sen. Ron Johnson who lost both legs while serving in Afghanistan, says in the first TV ad of his campaign that
Exclusively for WisPolitics Subscribers From WisPolitics.com … — State Sen. Chris Kapenga announced today he won’t run for the 5th CD, so far leaving Senate Majority Leader Scott Fitzgerald as the only announced GOP candidate in the heavily Republican seat.
American Bridge has announced a $5 million ad campaign across Wisconsin, Michigan and Pennsylvania that will include TV, radio and digital advertising as the Dem group targets “Trump defectors.” The ads are part of a $50 million effort the group
In a historic rebuke, all 19 Senate Republicans refused to confirm Brad Pfaff, who had just started his 11th month as secretary of the Department of Agriculture, Trade and Consumer Protection.
Rebranding it “a holiday tree” isn’t an act of inclusivity, it doesn’t avoid offending people, and it’s not in line with the values of the vast majority of Wisconsinites.
In another move to remove all evidence of former Gov. Scott Walker’s tenure in office, Evers has gone back to calling the decorated tree in the Capitol rotunda the Holiday Tree.
Everybody is making money — big money — in college athletics except the athletes playing the games. That needs to change.
Costs of housing and health care driving up elderly poverty. Are there solutions?
Senators write wonky plans. Mayors get stuff done. That’s why citizens should consider voting for people who have served as mayors for president.
Wisconsinites led the opposition to World War I, with U.S. Sen. Robert M. La Follette risking his career to challenge President Woodrow Wilson’s absurd arguments for sending the sons of Wisconsin farmers and factory workers into a conflict of kings and kaisers. He decried the propagandistic press that sought to “inflame the mind of our people into the frenzy of war.”
Exclusively for WisPolitics Subscribers Advertisement The Madison Club From WisPolitics.com … — Republican Jason Church, an aide to U.S. Sen. Ron Johnson who lost both legs while serving in Afghanistan, says in the first TV ad of his campaign that he’s running for Congress “to answer the call of duty.”
Exclusively for WisPolitics Subscribers From WisPolitics.com … — State Sen. Chris Kapenga announced today he won’t run for the 5th CD, so far leaving Senate Majority Leader Scott Fitzgerald as the only announced GOP candidate in the heavily Republican seat. Sources indicated earlier this fall that Kapenga, R-Delafield, was laying
American Bridge has announced a $5 million ad campaign across Wisconsin, Michigan and Pennsylvania that will include TV, radio and digital advertising as the Dem group targets “Trump defectors.” The ads are part of a $50 million effort the group had previously announced in swing states in an effort to
In a historic rebuke, all 19 Senate Republicans refused to confirm Brad Pfaff, who had just started his 11th month as secretary of the Department of Agriculture, Trade and Consumer Protection.
Rebranding it “a holiday tree” isn’t an act of inclusivity, it doesn’t avoid offending people, and it’s not in line with the values of the vast majority of Wisconsinites.
In another move to remove all evidence of former Gov. Scott Walker’s tenure in office, Evers has gone back to calling the decorated tree in the Capitol rotunda the Holiday Tree.