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Exclusively for WisPolitics Subscribers From WisPolitics.com … — The Legislature’s top Republicans today displayed their private disputes over the budget stalemate, lobbing shots at each other in unusual back-to-back appearances in the Capitol press room. Senate Majority Leader Scott Fitzgerald
The Legislature’s top Republicans lobbed bombs at each other Tuesday over their remaining budget disputes in an unusual public airing of their differences. Senate Majority Leader Scott Fitzgerald, R-Juneau, called Assembly Speaker Robin Vos’s position on transportation “laughable” as he
Loosen up regulations and mandates, so that Americans can choose to purchase insurance that suits their needs and that they can afford.
Assembly bill addresses issue. But how much coverage does it provide?
Someone needs to take Johnson aside and explain to him that many pre-existing health conditions arise involuntarily at birth or arrive through no-fault spread of disease, or have unknown origins.
More than 500,000 Wisconsin children are covered by Medicaid. These children, along with the 750,000 older, disabled and low-income Wisconsinites who rely on Medicaid, are now in jeopardy.
While the Obamacare haters in Wisconsin government blamed the “failed” ACA for Anthem’s withdrawal, the real story is that they have been sabotaging Obamacare for years, creating an environment for health insurance companies that made it untenable for many of them to stay in the marketplace.
The Supreme Court rendered what may prove to be one of its most important decisions protecting the free speech rights of Americans.
Wisconsinites ought to be cautious about any bill that implicates free speech rights in any way.
It may well be easier for a camel to go through the eye of a needle than for a rich man to enter the kingdom of God, but just try to find a Republican in the UW-Madison sociology department.
Four golf professionals recently learned they can now sue the city of Madison over claims their contracts with the city were terminated in 2012 without good cause.
Wisconsin’s income taxes are among the highest in the country, as are its property taxes.
Wigderson is now owner/editor but Charlie says he’s still “conservative.”
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U.S. Sen. Ron Johnson said in a telephone town hall meeting Monday he’s still not sure whether he’ll support the Senate GOP health care bill. Meanwhile, Dems in the state’s Congressional delegation blasted the bill following the release of the
Exclusively for WisPolitics Subscribers From WisPolitics.com … — The Legislature’s top Republicans today displayed their private disputes over the budget stalemate, lobbing shots at each other in unusual back-to-back appearances in the Capitol press room. Senate Majority Leader Scott Fitzgerald called Assembly Speaker Robin Vos’ position on transportation “laughable” as
The Legislature’s top Republicans lobbed bombs at each other Tuesday over their remaining budget disputes in an unusual public airing of their differences. Senate Majority Leader Scott Fitzgerald, R-Juneau, called Assembly Speaker Robin Vos’s position on transportation “laughable” as he detailed differences between the two GOP caucuses on transportation during
Loosen up regulations and mandates, so that Americans can choose to purchase insurance that suits their needs and that they can afford.
Assembly bill addresses issue. But how much coverage does it provide?
Someone needs to take Johnson aside and explain to him that many pre-existing health conditions arise involuntarily at birth or arrive through no-fault spread of disease, or have unknown origins.
More than 500,000 Wisconsin children are covered by Medicaid. These children, along with the 750,000 older, disabled and low-income Wisconsinites who rely on Medicaid, are now in jeopardy.
While the Obamacare haters in Wisconsin government blamed the “failed” ACA for Anthem’s withdrawal, the real story is that they have been sabotaging Obamacare for years, creating an environment for health insurance companies that made it untenable for many of them to stay in the marketplace.
The Supreme Court rendered what may prove to be one of its most important decisions protecting the free speech rights of Americans.
Wisconsinites ought to be cautious about any bill that implicates free speech rights in any way.
It may well be easier for a camel to go through the eye of a needle than for a rich man to enter the kingdom of God, but just try to find a Republican in the UW-Madison sociology department.
Four golf professionals recently learned they can now sue the city of Madison over claims their contracts with the city were terminated in 2012 without good cause.
Wisconsin’s income taxes are among the highest in the country, as are its property taxes.
Wigderson is now owner/editor but Charlie says he’s still “conservative.”
Exclusively for WisPolitics Subscribers STORY TOPICS – State government – Agribusiness – Courts – Education – Elections – Environment – Health care – Law and order – Media – Regulation – Retail – Taxes – Technology – Tourism – Transportation – Editorials – Columns TOP STORIES Johnson becomes fourth GOP
U.S. Sen. Ron Johnson said in a telephone town hall meeting Monday he’s still not sure whether he’ll support the Senate GOP health care bill. Meanwhile, Dems in the state’s Congressional delegation blasted the bill following the release of the Congressional Budget Office’s scoring of the legislation. CBO estimated 15