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Host Charlie Sykes talks with The Weekly Standard writer Michael Warren about President Trump’s family separation policy and the escalating trade war with China.
Separating children from their parents who are trying to enter the United States at the border is reprehensible and inhumane.
While the court didn’t kill the Democrats’ challenge altogether, it did allow the Republican maps to stand. It was the right decision, as overturning the GOP maps would have been a precedent-setting intrusion into the longstanding reapportionment process.
The Supreme Court declined to act to stop partisan gerrymandering, so we must act instead.
We cannot have a functioning republic if the politicians choose their voters. We cannot have a credible democracy if courts do not make sure that partisan lines do not create unfair voting outcomes.
The U.S. Supreme Court didn’t completely close a key door to democracy. It just made knocking on more doors more important.
And frankly, Roys looked like the best candidate.
A recently released report reveals that the number of Wisconsin residents living in poverty is growing, in large part because wages have not kept pace with the cost of child care, health care, and other expenses.
My campaign for governor is about serving the state’s middle class, not the fat cats.
Addiction experts frequently say relapse is a part of recovery from addiction to drugs or alcohol. That is very often an unfortunate truth. But in the criminal justice system, we often expect and demand perfection when it comes to abstinence from alcohol and drugs.
Dems are blasting Gov. Scott Walker for sending Wisconsin National Guard troops to the southern border as the Trump administration continues pursuing its family separation policy for undocumented migrants. But a Walker spokeswoman countered that the policy is a federal
Exclusively for WisPolitics Subscribers Advertisement University of Wisconsin-Madison From WisPolitics.com … — Several Wisconsin Republicans are weighing in on President Trump’s policy of separating more than 2,000 children from their families at the U.S.-Mexico border. In a policy statement late
Host Charlie Sykes talks with The Weekly Standard writer Michael Warren about President Trump’s family separation policy and the escalating trade war with China.
Separating children from their parents who are trying to enter the United States at the border is reprehensible and inhumane.
While the court didn’t kill the Democrats’ challenge altogether, it did allow the Republican maps to stand. It was the right decision, as overturning the GOP maps would have been a precedent-setting intrusion into the longstanding reapportionment process.
The Supreme Court declined to act to stop partisan gerrymandering, so we must act instead.
We cannot have a functioning republic if the politicians choose their voters. We cannot have a credible democracy if courts do not make sure that partisan lines do not create unfair voting outcomes.
The U.S. Supreme Court didn’t completely close a key door to democracy. It just made knocking on more doors more important.
And frankly, Roys looked like the best candidate.
A recently released report reveals that the number of Wisconsin residents living in poverty is growing, in large part because wages have not kept pace with the cost of child care, health care, and other expenses.
My campaign for governor is about serving the state’s middle class, not the fat cats.
Addiction experts frequently say relapse is a part of recovery from addiction to drugs or alcohol. That is very often an unfortunate truth. But in the criminal justice system, we often expect and demand perfection when it comes to abstinence from alcohol and drugs.
Dems are blasting Gov. Scott Walker for sending Wisconsin National Guard troops to the southern border as the Trump administration continues pursuing its family separation policy for undocumented migrants. But a Walker spokeswoman countered that the policy is a federal one, and didn’t take a position on the issue. The
Exclusively for WisPolitics Subscribers Advertisement University of Wisconsin-Madison From WisPolitics.com … — Several Wisconsin Republicans are weighing in on President Trump’s policy of separating more than 2,000 children from their families at the U.S.-Mexico border. In a policy statement late yesterday, U.S. Senate candidate Kevin Nicholson backed emergency immigration legislation