Rep. Stuck says working class background an asset in congressional run
Tuesday, Jul 16, 2019
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Exclusively for WisPolitics Subscribers Advertisement The Madison Club From WisPolitics.com … — Appeals Court Judge Lisa Neubauer outraised and outspent rival Brian Hagedorn in a losing effort for a state Supreme Court seat, according to campaign finance reports. But
Exclusively for WisPolitics Subscribers From WisPolitics.com … — Gov. Tony Evers raised $656,763 over the first six months of the year, his campaign says. That’s $161,000 more than the guv raised over the first half of 2018 as he sought
Two GOP lawmakers are circulating a proposed constitutional amendment that would further reign in the guv’s line-item veto authority after Gov. Tony Evers used that power to boost per-pupil state aid by $87 million in the budget. Guvs typically can’t
Wisconsin Republicans repealed Equal Pay Enforcement Act in 2012.
The only hope Evers had was a compromise on spending increases. Republicans gave it to him—and then some—even after pledging to stop what they called his out-of-control spending.
While the economy may boost Trump’s reelection chances, he also faces barriers.
In a market economy, what goes up can easily go down, especially when domestic and world events threaten stability. Investors, companies and consumers alike get jumpy when confronted with trade wars, Middle East standoffs, uncertainty in the European Union and more.
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U.S. Sen. Bernie Sanders says President Trump’s USMCA is “not good enough.” Adrienne Pedersen asked the Vermont senator on “UpFront” how he would help Wisconsin farmers. Sanders responded, “A trade policy that is written by farmers and workers and ordinary
Exclusively for WisPolitics Subscribers Advertisement The Madison Club From WisPolitics.com … — Appeals Court Judge Lisa Neubauer outraised and outspent rival Brian Hagedorn in a losing effort for a state Supreme Court seat, according to campaign finance reports. But Hagedorn, who will be sworn in next month as the
Exclusively for WisPolitics Subscribers From WisPolitics.com … — Gov. Tony Evers raised $656,763 over the first six months of the year, his campaign says. That’s $161,000 more than the guv raised over the first half of 2018 as he sought the Dem guv nomination. But it’s also well short of
Two GOP lawmakers are circulating a proposed constitutional amendment that would further reign in the guv’s line-item veto authority after Gov. Tony Evers used that power to boost per-pupil state aid by $87 million in the budget. Guvs typically can’t increase spending with their partial veto authority. But Evers used
Wisconsin Republicans repealed Equal Pay Enforcement Act in 2012.
The only hope Evers had was a compromise on spending increases. Republicans gave it to him—and then some—even after pledging to stop what they called his out-of-control spending.
While the economy may boost Trump’s reelection chances, he also faces barriers.
In a market economy, what goes up can easily go down, especially when domestic and world events threaten stability. Investors, companies and consumers alike get jumpy when confronted with trade wars, Middle East standoffs, uncertainty in the European Union and more.
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U.S. Sen. Bernie Sanders says President Trump’s USMCA is “not good enough.” Adrienne Pedersen asked the Vermont senator on “UpFront” how he would help Wisconsin farmers. Sanders responded, “A trade policy that is written by farmers and workers and ordinary people, not the CEOs of larger corporations.” Sanders, along with