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Republican Alex Renard is looking to paint himself as a political outsider as he prepares to face off against four-term state Rep. André Jacque in the primary for the open 1st SD. The 24-year-old operations manager for Renco Machine Co.
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Democratic Congressman Mark Pocan is nudging longtime friend Rep. Peter Barca not to run for the 1st CD. Pocan, who is endorsing Randy Bryce in the Democratic primary, told reporters at a news conference Monday in Madison he’s relayed his
Vice President Mike Pence was in Wisconsin last week, raising money for Scott Walker and peddling snake oil about the new Republican tax law, which is on track to add $1.9 trillion to the national debt over the next decade.
Funding mechanism has become a gravy train for developers and distorts the free market, critics say.
Contributions to the Wisconsin Idea across generations.
There is more evidence that Wisconsin’s obligation to protect the natural world needs a strong, principled revival.
AG condemns award for rehabilitated lawyer and State Bar caves in to Schimel’s complaint.
In the 9th circuit, animals are free to bring lawsuits.
The speaker was scrambling last Friday to create the impression that he forced Conroy out not for reasons of politics but because members felt their “pastoral needs” were not being met.
Seven men who run Ascension Health and make $40 million want to save money by slashing services at hospital.
Republican Alex Renard is looking to paint himself as a political outsider as he prepares to face off against four-term state Rep. André Jacque in the primary for the open 1st SD. The 24-year-old operations manager for Renco Machine Co. in Green Bay, is also touting a series of “government
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Democratic Congressman Mark Pocan is nudging longtime friend Rep. Peter Barca not to run for the 1st CD. Pocan, who is endorsing Randy Bryce in the Democratic primary, told reporters at a news conference Monday in Madison he’s relayed his concerns to the Kenosha Dem and former leader of Assembly
Vice President Mike Pence was in Wisconsin last week, raising money for Scott Walker and peddling snake oil about the new Republican tax law, which is on track to add $1.9 trillion to the national debt over the next decade.
Funding mechanism has become a gravy train for developers and distorts the free market, critics say.
Contributions to the Wisconsin Idea across generations.
There is more evidence that Wisconsin’s obligation to protect the natural world needs a strong, principled revival.
AG condemns award for rehabilitated lawyer and State Bar caves in to Schimel’s complaint.
In the 9th circuit, animals are free to bring lawsuits.
The speaker was scrambling last Friday to create the impression that he forced Conroy out not for reasons of politics but because members felt their “pastoral needs” were not being met.
Seven men who run Ascension Health and make $40 million want to save money by slashing services at hospital.