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No Labels has formally withdrawn its petition to appear on the November presidential ballot after suspending its search for a viable candidate more than a month ago, according to a letter obtained by WisPolitics.
The poll found 50% of registered voters backed Biden, compared to 44% who supported Trump.
The Biden campaign launched a new TV ad in Wisconsin and other battleground states that warns Donald Trump “is coming for your health care, and we’re not going to let it happen.”
President Joe Biden touted Microsoft’s plans for a $3.3 billion new artificial intelligence datacenter in southeastern Wisconsin while slamming his predecessor for the failure of Foxconn to follow through on a project it planned for the area.
The economic contrast in Wisconsin is meant to be unsubtle, but can it sell?
Ahead of the president’s stop, the White House said the project is expected to create 2,300 union construction jobs and 2,000 permanent jobs over time.
Tough-talking Milwaukee liberals refuse to toughen a criminal justice system that is comically lenient.
Three out of every four Americans believe crime is getting worse when in fact it has been declining sharply.
The recent signing of AB 232/SB 240 marks a momentous shift for citizens who have advocated for the acknowledgement and inclusion of Hmong and Asian-American history and culture as part of Wisconsin history.
Sudden shutdown of Social Development Commission has dire consequences and no easy solution.
Half of the media spreads his lies and chaos to destabilize our nation, while the other half often smothers itself in equivocation.
An informed citizenry is at the heart of America’s 246-year-old experiment in democracy. A free press is foundational to an informed citizenry.
The Wisconsin Supreme Court will soon hear a case involving records related to the voting rights of mentally incompetent people. No matter which side wins, the public has in some ways already lost.
Legislative hopefuls face strict rules, deadlines, paperwork.
Perhaps because it has at least 2 economies.
President Joe Biden is continuing his illegal and obvious effort to buy votes by “forgiving” student loans. It is a healthy reminder that government involvement makes everything worse. Let us remind ourselves of how we got here.
The U.S. House’s Antisemitism Awareness Act adopts a definition of antisemitism that could be used to penalize criticism of the actions of the state of Israel.
Mayor Cavalier Johnson announced he is replacing the city’s top election official six months before voters head to the polls in a presidential race that will likely again place Milwaukee’s procedures under a national microscope.
A northern Wisconsin DA declined to pursue charges against the Chippewa County GOP for alleged campaign finance violations tied to a 2022 primary challenge of Assembly Speaker Robin Vos due to limited staff and resources, according to a letter obtained by WisPolitics.
The conservative Restoration PAC says it’s launched a $3 million TV ad campaign calling Baldwin “Madison’s senator, not Wisconsin’s.”
No Labels has formally withdrawn its petition to appear on the November presidential ballot after suspending its search for a viable candidate more than a month ago, according to a letter obtained by WisPolitics.
The poll found 50% of registered voters backed Biden, compared to 44% who supported Trump.
The Biden campaign launched a new TV ad in Wisconsin and other battleground states that warns Donald Trump “is coming for your health care, and we’re not going to let it happen.”
President Joe Biden touted Microsoft’s plans for a $3.3 billion new artificial intelligence datacenter in southeastern Wisconsin while slamming his predecessor for the failure of Foxconn to follow through on a project it planned for the area.
The economic contrast in Wisconsin is meant to be unsubtle, but can it sell?
Ahead of the president’s stop, the White House said the project is expected to create 2,300 union construction jobs and 2,000 permanent jobs over time.
Tough-talking Milwaukee liberals refuse to toughen a criminal justice system that is comically lenient.
Three out of every four Americans believe crime is getting worse when in fact it has been declining sharply.
The recent signing of AB 232/SB 240 marks a momentous shift for citizens who have advocated for the acknowledgement and inclusion of Hmong and Asian-American history and culture as part of Wisconsin history.
Sudden shutdown of Social Development Commission has dire consequences and no easy solution.
Half of the media spreads his lies and chaos to destabilize our nation, while the other half often smothers itself in equivocation.
An informed citizenry is at the heart of America’s 246-year-old experiment in democracy. A free press is foundational to an informed citizenry.
The Wisconsin Supreme Court will soon hear a case involving records related to the voting rights of mentally incompetent people. No matter which side wins, the public has in some ways already lost.
Legislative hopefuls face strict rules, deadlines, paperwork.
Perhaps because it has at least 2 economies.
President Joe Biden is continuing his illegal and obvious effort to buy votes by “forgiving” student loans. It is a healthy reminder that government involvement makes everything worse. Let us remind ourselves of how we got here.
The U.S. House’s Antisemitism Awareness Act adopts a definition of antisemitism that could be used to penalize criticism of the actions of the state of Israel.
Mayor Cavalier Johnson announced he is replacing the city’s top election official six months before voters head to the polls in a presidential race that will likely again place Milwaukee’s procedures under a national microscope.
A northern Wisconsin DA declined to pursue charges against the Chippewa County GOP for alleged campaign finance violations tied to a 2022 primary challenge of Assembly Speaker Robin Vos due to limited staff and resources, according to a letter obtained by WisPolitics.
The conservative Restoration PAC says it’s launched a $3 million TV ad campaign calling Baldwin “Madison’s senator, not Wisconsin’s.”