GOP will aim to block judge’s order for Walker to call special election
Saturday, Mar 24, 2018
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Gov. Scott Walker Friday said he would sign into law legislation on special elections following GOP legislative leaders’ call to hold an extraordinary session on the topic one day after a Dane County judge’s ruling that ordered the guv to
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Gov. Scott Walker Friday said he would sign into law legislation on special elections following GOP legislative leaders’ call to hold an extraordinary session on the topic one day after a Dane County judge’s ruling that ordered the guv to hold elections for two vacant legislative seats. The call —
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As Trump continues to undermine the institutions of our democracy, Walker, Ryan and other sycophantic Republicans duck and cover or change the subject. Most of the mainstream Republicans I encounter in Madison do the same.
Companies aren’t delivering — and never promised — the salary hikes Republicans touted.
Critics are wrong, it’s all about workforce readiness.
In “Two Minutes with Mitch” radio personality Mitch Henck gives his two cents on reports that the data of Facebook users were compromised in order to sway elections.
The Insiders, Jensen & Chvala, reflect on Gov. Scott Walker’s welfare reform efforts and how they compare to what Tommy Thompson and Democrats did in the 1990s. Sponsored by Michael Best Strategies and the Wisconsin Counties Association.
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Exclusively for WisPolitics Subscribers From WisPolitics.com … — The Assembly late this afternoon was preparing to debate a GOP effort to expand coverage of the state’s background check system as part of a $100 million school safety package. If the Assembly approves the proposal, it would have to go through