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The mistake that Democrats seemed to make in this Supreme Court race was that they came out of the gate attacking Hagedorn for being anti-gay. Hagedorn very skillfully reinterpreted that as an attack on his religious beliefs.
Devoid of any actual achievement during his first hundred days, Evers has instead settled for giving the appearance of diligence while doing absolutely nothing substantive.
Elections have consequences. That is one of the basic understandings students will come to accept as civics is studied in classrooms around the state. But as news stories this week demonstrate some leaders in Madison, who are to work for the people ‘back home’, have forgotten that precept.
History is replete with stories of how some businesses can’t be trusted to not let greed and profits get in the way.
Who’s gained the most from ACA and why Medicare for All could be a trap.
The E-Cigarette Excise Tax is part of Gov. Tony Evers’ “People’s Budget” proposal. At 71 percent, it would be among the highest vape tax in the country.
Exclusively for WisPolitics Subscribers Advertisement Edge Messaging From WisPolitics.com … — More voters have a positive view of U.S. Sen. Tammy Baldwin than U.S. Sen. Ron Johnson in the latest Marquette University Law School Poll. But he has a better
Exclusively for WisPolitics Subscribers From WisPolitics.com … — Supreme Court Justice-elect Brian Hagedorn told supporters today he is “deeply humbled and grateful” after rival Lisa Neubauer conceded, dropping the possibility of a recount in their razor-close race. Neubauer, meanwhile, won’t
Oneida Nation Chair Tehassi Hill pushed officials in the annual State of the Tribes address to do more to respond to global warming, curb the spread of chronic wasting disease and expand health care access Hill addressed both chambers of
The mistake that Democrats seemed to make in this Supreme Court race was that they came out of the gate attacking Hagedorn for being anti-gay. Hagedorn very skillfully reinterpreted that as an attack on his religious beliefs.
Devoid of any actual achievement during his first hundred days, Evers has instead settled for giving the appearance of diligence while doing absolutely nothing substantive.
Elections have consequences. That is one of the basic understandings students will come to accept as civics is studied in classrooms around the state. But as news stories this week demonstrate some leaders in Madison, who are to work for the people ‘back home’, have forgotten that precept.
History is replete with stories of how some businesses can’t be trusted to not let greed and profits get in the way.
Who’s gained the most from ACA and why Medicare for All could be a trap.
The E-Cigarette Excise Tax is part of Gov. Tony Evers’ “People’s Budget” proposal. At 71 percent, it would be among the highest vape tax in the country.
Exclusively for WisPolitics Subscribers Advertisement Edge Messaging From WisPolitics.com … — More voters have a positive view of U.S. Sen. Tammy Baldwin than U.S. Sen. Ron Johnson in the latest Marquette University Law School Poll. But he has a better net positive. The poll found 44 percent of registered voters
Exclusively for WisPolitics Subscribers From WisPolitics.com … — Supreme Court Justice-elect Brian Hagedorn told supporters today he is “deeply humbled and grateful” after rival Lisa Neubauer conceded, dropping the possibility of a recount in their razor-close race. Neubauer, meanwhile, won’t run for the Supreme Court again next year, and is
Oneida Nation Chair Tehassi Hill pushed officials in the annual State of the Tribes address to do more to respond to global warming, curb the spread of chronic wasting disease and expand health care access Hill addressed both chambers of the Legislature, Gov. Tony Evers, Lt. Gov. Mandela Barnes and