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Deployments which have nothing to do with the security of America or Wisconsin take a toll on our Guard soldiers, their families, employers or their education, even if all survive the fiasco. We call upon Governor Evers to keep our troops at home unless the Wisconsin Legislature recognizes a national emergency which requires the use of Wisconsin’s soldiers.
Bipartisan efforts to assert the legislative branch’s war powers is a welcomed start.
Wisconsin Examiner adds to Capitol press corps, with a “people’s” perspective on policies.
Dem lawmakers and activists Tuesday touted a bill aimed at creating a nonpartisan redistricting process. The proposal from Sen. Dave Hansen, D-Green Bay, and Rep. Robyn Vining, D-Wauwatosa, places the responsibility for redrawing legislative and congressional maps on career civil
Exclusively for WisPolitics Subscribers Advertisement Edge Messaging From WisPolitics.com … — Gov. Tony Evers is to lead a trade mission to Japan in September in an effort to expand exports from Wisconsin companies. The trip will mark the first trade
The host committee of the Democratic National Convention in Milwaukee released a video today touting the city’s attributes to make the beginning of the one-year countdown until the event sweeps into Wisconsin’s largest city. A spokeswoman said the video will
Exclusively for WisPolitics Subscribers From WisPolitics.com … — GOP U.S. Sen. Ron Johnson, considering a run for guv in 2022 and reconsidering his pledge to serve only two terms in the Senate, has upped his fundraising pace slightly while he
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Non-profit he will run has lots of money. But he can’t run for office.
Walker’s announced punt out of Wisconsin politics in 2021 leaves him plenty of time to change his mind – – but he says he’s off to run a youth-oriented right wing foundation in suburban Virginia near DC and turn America’s young people away from socialism.
Wisconsin’s governor’s veto authority makes him or her too powerful. It was true for Governor Walker. It is true for Governor Evers. It will be true for the next governor. It will be true for the one after that unless we change it.
Deployments which have nothing to do with the security of America or Wisconsin take a toll on our Guard soldiers, their families, employers or their education, even if all survive the fiasco. We call upon Governor Evers to keep our troops at home unless the Wisconsin Legislature recognizes a national emergency which requires the use of Wisconsin’s soldiers.
Bipartisan efforts to assert the legislative branch’s war powers is a welcomed start.
Wisconsin Examiner adds to Capitol press corps, with a “people’s” perspective on policies.
Dem lawmakers and activists Tuesday touted a bill aimed at creating a nonpartisan redistricting process. The proposal from Sen. Dave Hansen, D-Green Bay, and Rep. Robyn Vining, D-Wauwatosa, places the responsibility for redrawing legislative and congressional maps on career civil servants at the Legislative Reference Bureau. Under the criteria laid
Exclusively for WisPolitics Subscribers Advertisement Edge Messaging From WisPolitics.com … — Gov. Tony Evers is to lead a trade mission to Japan in September in an effort to expand exports from Wisconsin companies. The trip will mark the first trade mission of Evers’ administration. The delegation is to visit Tokyo,
The host committee of the Democratic National Convention in Milwaukee released a video today touting the city’s attributes to make the beginning of the one-year countdown until the event sweeps into Wisconsin’s largest city. A spokeswoman said the video will be spread both organically through social media along with paid
Exclusively for WisPolitics Subscribers From WisPolitics.com … — GOP U.S. Sen. Ron Johnson, considering a run for guv in 2022 and reconsidering his pledge to serve only two terms in the Senate, has upped his fundraising pace slightly while he ponders his future. The Oshkosh Republican’s latest campaign finance report
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Non-profit he will run has lots of money. But he can’t run for office.
Walker’s announced punt out of Wisconsin politics in 2021 leaves him plenty of time to change his mind – – but he says he’s off to run a youth-oriented right wing foundation in suburban Virginia near DC and turn America’s young people away from socialism.
Wisconsin’s governor’s veto authority makes him or her too powerful. It was true for Governor Walker. It is true for Governor Evers. It will be true for the next governor. It will be true for the one after that unless we change it.