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I wasn’t sent to Washington to take people’s health care away — I believe my job is to fix the system, not to blow it up and throw millions of people off their health care.
Former Governor Tommy Thompson regrets his role in implementing a 1991 plan to expand state prisons. While I don’t regret writing that plan, I do wish the state actually had implemented it.
A recently released DOT report’s general theme is that Wisconsin is borrowing less and spending prudently to meet transportation needs.
People’s Action reported they have learned voters in economically distressed rural communities want populist reforms like health care for all, fair wages, free access to education, clean water and a government that isn’t corrupted by the free flow of money from the wealthy.
Recently, Democrats on the Joint Finance Committee put out a press release critical of the amount of money that is spent on vouchers annually. Like many arguments put forth by opponents of school choice, the press release contains a number of misconceptions and misleading statements that warrant refutation
Why will they take until 2050? To make more profits and thereby cause more health problems.
I think I’ll go buy a new pair of shoes this week. And they’ll be Nikes. That’s because Nike has launched a new ad campaign that employs Colin Kaepernick, a quality pro quarterback that the NFL refuses to employ because it doesn’t like his political views.
Exclusively for WisPolitics Subscribers Advertisement University of Wisconsin-Madison From WisPolitics.com … — GOP U.S. Senate candidate Leah Vukmir recounts working third shift to get through college and 16-hour days to make ends meet in her first TV ad of the
Exclusively for WisPolitics Subscribers From WisPolitics.com … — Democratic AG candidate Josh Kaul took a series of jabs at AG Brad Schimel and his justice department today. Among the criticisms Kaul made against Schimel at a WisPolitics.com luncheon in Madison
The people of Wisconsin should be confident about the financial health of the state. Under Republican leadership, the state budget is not only balanced but it’s also projected to, once again, have a surplus.
Jobs grew 33 percent less under him compared to other states, the data shows.
I wasn’t sent to Washington to take people’s health care away — I believe my job is to fix the system, not to blow it up and throw millions of people off their health care.
Former Governor Tommy Thompson regrets his role in implementing a 1991 plan to expand state prisons. While I don’t regret writing that plan, I do wish the state actually had implemented it.
A recently released DOT report’s general theme is that Wisconsin is borrowing less and spending prudently to meet transportation needs.
People’s Action reported they have learned voters in economically distressed rural communities want populist reforms like health care for all, fair wages, free access to education, clean water and a government that isn’t corrupted by the free flow of money from the wealthy.
Recently, Democrats on the Joint Finance Committee put out a press release critical of the amount of money that is spent on vouchers annually. Like many arguments put forth by opponents of school choice, the press release contains a number of misconceptions and misleading statements that warrant refutation
Why will they take until 2050? To make more profits and thereby cause more health problems.
I think I’ll go buy a new pair of shoes this week. And they’ll be Nikes. That’s because Nike has launched a new ad campaign that employs Colin Kaepernick, a quality pro quarterback that the NFL refuses to employ because it doesn’t like his political views.
Exclusively for WisPolitics Subscribers Advertisement University of Wisconsin-Madison From WisPolitics.com … — GOP U.S. Senate candidate Leah Vukmir recounts working third shift to get through college and 16-hour days to make ends meet in her first TV ad of the general election. Vukmir, a state senator from Brookfield who’s challenging
Exclusively for WisPolitics Subscribers From WisPolitics.com … — Democratic AG candidate Josh Kaul took a series of jabs at AG Brad Schimel and his justice department today. Among the criticisms Kaul made against Schimel at a WisPolitics.com luncheon in Madison this afternoon are that the AG should do more to
The people of Wisconsin should be confident about the financial health of the state. Under Republican leadership, the state budget is not only balanced but it’s also projected to, once again, have a surplus.
Jobs grew 33 percent less under him compared to other states, the data shows.