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Contact: Olivia Hwang, 608.266.5504 Today Assembly Democratic Leader Peter Barca (D-Kenosha) issued the following statement on the GOP education plan: “Democrats believe we need to invest more money in our children and our teachers. The budgets from Walker and his
Assembly Republicans today released final details of a plan that would invest about $580 million more into K-12 over the next two years compared to current levels. But that’s about $70 million less than Gov. Scott Walker’s proposal. And while
Fake news, like politicians who deceive, will remain a fact of life. The only antidote is an educated, critically minded electorate who can see through the hoaxes and separate fact from propaganda. But, most important, we need a citizenry that believes that truth matters—and matters urgently.
Wright was a refined and dignified architect, to be sure. But he was, as well, a proud and passionate American who never hesitated to raise his voice against demagoguery and the tyranny that extends from it.
Every dollar spent in our state budget is a choice, which makes the budget a reflection of our values.
In “Two Minutes with Mitch” radio personality Mitch Henck gives his two cents on Madison Mayor Paul Soglin’s possible run for governor of Wisconsin.
Bill allowing concealed carry without a permit only serves to put more people in the crosshairs of random gun violence.
Top Wisconsin CEO earned 1,237 times more than average worker.
If Medicaid disappeared, most children’s hospitals would see such a significant drop in their revenue that smaller ones would close and major institutions would be forced to scale back immensely. This would stifle their ability to train high-quality health care providers, gain expertise in new procedures, and develop innovations.
Exclusively for WisPolitics Subscribers **************************************** TOMORROW: Breakfast gathering in D.C. with U.S. Rep. Mark Pocan A June 7 breakfast gathering at the Monocle in D.C. features U.S. Rep. MARK POCAN, D-Town of Vermont. Sponsored by Michael Best and Michael Best
Republican divisions over the state budget took a Monday today as Senate Majority Leader Scott Fitzgerald raised the prospect of his house doing its own version of the document. Bypassing the JFC would be unprecedented in the 106-year history of
Contact: Olivia Hwang, 608.266.5504 Today Assembly Democratic Leader Peter Barca (D-Kenosha) issued the following statement on the GOP education plan: “Democrats believe we need to invest more money in our children and our teachers. The budgets from Walker and his Republican legislators have resulted in more than $1.2 billion lost
Assembly Republicans today released final details of a plan that would invest about $580 million more into K-12 over the next two years compared to current levels. But that’s about $70 million less than Gov. Scott Walker’s proposal. And while the Assembly GOP plan would lower property taxes compared to
Fake news, like politicians who deceive, will remain a fact of life. The only antidote is an educated, critically minded electorate who can see through the hoaxes and separate fact from propaganda. But, most important, we need a citizenry that believes that truth matters—and matters urgently.
Wright was a refined and dignified architect, to be sure. But he was, as well, a proud and passionate American who never hesitated to raise his voice against demagoguery and the tyranny that extends from it.
Every dollar spent in our state budget is a choice, which makes the budget a reflection of our values.
In “Two Minutes with Mitch” radio personality Mitch Henck gives his two cents on Madison Mayor Paul Soglin’s possible run for governor of Wisconsin.
Bill allowing concealed carry without a permit only serves to put more people in the crosshairs of random gun violence.
Top Wisconsin CEO earned 1,237 times more than average worker.
If Medicaid disappeared, most children’s hospitals would see such a significant drop in their revenue that smaller ones would close and major institutions would be forced to scale back immensely. This would stifle their ability to train high-quality health care providers, gain expertise in new procedures, and develop innovations.
Exclusively for WisPolitics Subscribers **************************************** TOMORROW: Breakfast gathering in D.C. with U.S. Rep. Mark Pocan A June 7 breakfast gathering at the Monocle in D.C. features U.S. Rep. MARK POCAN, D-Town of Vermont. Sponsored by Michael Best and Michael Best Strategies, WPS Health Insurance, AARP Wisconsin and Xcel Energy with
Republican divisions over the state budget took a Monday today as Senate Majority Leader Scott Fitzgerald raised the prospect of his house doing its own version of the document. Bypassing the JFC would be unprecedented in the 106-year history of the committee, according to Legislative Fiscal Bureau Director Bob Lang.