Exclusively for WisPolitics Subscribers From WisPolitics.com … — Two Madison Dems are calling on guv candidate Matt Flynn to drop out of the race over his defense of the Milwaukee Archdiocese during the priest sexual abuse scandal. The move, from
Corporate America has largely avoided sticking its head over the parapet in the trade war. That’s going to become harder as the bellicose rhetoric transforms into action.
This week, Harley-Davidson became among the highest-profile casualties of Trump’s escalating trade wars.
While the casualties in Trump’s trade war have been kind of “faceless” so far, that changed yesterday with the announcement by Harley-Davidson that the US motorcycle company would be moving more of its production outside of the US in response to Trump’s tariffs.
We are already seeing the statewide benefits of Foxconn’s historic investment.
A recent story in the British newspaper The Observer, sister paper to The Guardian, reported that the corporation’s factory in Hengyang, China, had once again violated employment laws in that country.
“The Road to Sprawlville” now runs from State Capitol to rural Racine County and right through to Mount Pleasant by bulldozing the land, diverting the water, polluting the air and evading or breaking traditional Wisconsin practices and values.
Gov. Scott Walker offered something worse than deafening silence on Donald Trump’s unconscionable policy of tearing infants, toddlers, and children from their parents and placing them in 21st-century internment camps when he said he wouldn’t comment on a “federal” issue.
Calls House Speaker Trump’s “poodle,” urges people to vote Democratic.
While the university has no shortage of great ideas, we could certainly do a better job matching those ideas with advisory groups and management and leadership teams that can credibly present a business opportunity to venture capitalists and angel investors. We need help from people with entrepreneurial skills and expertise to be advisors, counselors and mentors. And who better to play those roles than our 441,500 UW alumni?
Cannabis has been found to help many patients suffering from conditions that can afflict veterans as a result of their service, including chronic pain, cancer, ALS, traumatic brain injury, post-traumatic stress disorders, and phantom limb pain. In 2017 all major veterans service organizations in Wisconsin passed a number of resolutions on health care, including one supporting medical cannabis for veterans with a doctors recommendation. AG Shimel and Wisconsin government continues to ignore the veterans’ position.
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Gov. Scott Walker says he plans to implement a sales tax for online purchases from out-of-state merchants, but use the additional revenue to reduce other taxes. But Walker did not set a hard deadline on when the state would begin
President Trump again knocked Harley-Davidson this morning after the company announced plans to shift some production overseas, accusing the company of using tariffs “as an excuse” and blasting the Milwaukee icon for quitting. He also threatened to tax the company
Exclusively for WisPolitics Subscribers Advertisement University of Wisconsin-Madison From WisPolitics.com … — Environmental groups are challenging the DNR secretary’s decision to review an administrative law judge’s opinion invalidating a frac sand mining permit. DNR last month announced attorney Mark
Exclusively for WisPolitics Subscribers From WisPolitics.com … — Two Madison Dems are calling on guv candidate Matt Flynn to drop out of the race over his defense of the Milwaukee Archdiocese during the priest sexual abuse scandal. The move, from Reps. Chris Taylor and Melissa Sargent, comes after several women’s
Corporate America has largely avoided sticking its head over the parapet in the trade war. That’s going to become harder as the bellicose rhetoric transforms into action.
This week, Harley-Davidson became among the highest-profile casualties of Trump’s escalating trade wars.
While the casualties in Trump’s trade war have been kind of “faceless” so far, that changed yesterday with the announcement by Harley-Davidson that the US motorcycle company would be moving more of its production outside of the US in response to Trump’s tariffs.
We are already seeing the statewide benefits of Foxconn’s historic investment.
A recent story in the British newspaper The Observer, sister paper to The Guardian, reported that the corporation’s factory in Hengyang, China, had once again violated employment laws in that country.
“The Road to Sprawlville” now runs from State Capitol to rural Racine County and right through to Mount Pleasant by bulldozing the land, diverting the water, polluting the air and evading or breaking traditional Wisconsin practices and values.
Gov. Scott Walker offered something worse than deafening silence on Donald Trump’s unconscionable policy of tearing infants, toddlers, and children from their parents and placing them in 21st-century internment camps when he said he wouldn’t comment on a “federal” issue.
Calls House Speaker Trump’s “poodle,” urges people to vote Democratic.
While the university has no shortage of great ideas, we could certainly do a better job matching those ideas with advisory groups and management and leadership teams that can credibly present a business opportunity to venture capitalists and angel investors. We need help from people with entrepreneurial skills and expertise to be advisors, counselors and mentors. And who better to play those roles than our 441,500 UW alumni?
Cannabis has been found to help many patients suffering from conditions that can afflict veterans as a result of their service, including chronic pain, cancer, ALS, traumatic brain injury, post-traumatic stress disorders, and phantom limb pain. In 2017 all major veterans service organizations in Wisconsin passed a number of resolutions on health care, including one supporting medical cannabis for veterans with a doctors recommendation. AG Shimel and Wisconsin government continues to ignore the veterans’ position.
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Gov. Scott Walker says he plans to implement a sales tax for online purchases from out-of-state merchants, but use the additional revenue to reduce other taxes. But Walker did not set a hard deadline on when the state would begin collecting the tax. That leaves the Department of Revenue to
President Trump again knocked Harley-Davidson this morning after the company announced plans to shift some production overseas, accusing the company of using tariffs “as an excuse” and blasting the Milwaukee icon for quitting. He also threatened to tax the company “like never before.” Harley-Davidson announced the move yesterday in response
Exclusively for WisPolitics Subscribers Advertisement University of Wisconsin-Madison From WisPolitics.com … — Environmental groups are challenging the DNR secretary’s decision to review an administrative law judge’s opinion invalidating a frac sand mining permit. DNR last month announced attorney Mark Herman will decide whether to honor Administrative Law Judge Eric