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New maps submissions would create far more competitive elections than maps that were just thrown out.
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New maps submissions would create far more competitive elections than maps that were just thrown out.

It’s been one of the most blatant examples of untethered partisanship in the state’s political history, exceeded only by LeMahieu’s party using a lame-duck session of the Legislature to place limits on the governor’s powers after Evers beat Scott Walker in the 2018 election.

National School Choice Week is a time for advocacy to ensure that all children across the country have the opportunity to succeed.

This week, the Republican members of the legislature introduced another tax cut proposal that is aimed at supporting hardworking middle class Wisconsinites through various measures.

The Searle Family Trust, based in Madison, has bankrolled many other right-wing causes.

For-profit colleges have a troubled history of exploiting poor students.

Haley had an opportunity to unite New Hampshire voters against Trump’s racism. Instead, she ducked.

You should believe Trump when he says that he will be a dictator on the first day on his presidency if he is elected in November.

One of the values parents stress again and again to children is what Gerald Ford demonstrated to be true. That being, character matters. The Covid pandemic proved the point.
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From WisPolitics … — Gov. Tony Evers will hit Eau Claire, Wausau and Green Bay today as part of a statewide tour following his State of the State address. Evers will be joined by Health Services Secretary Kirsten Johnson and

A.Y. McDonald Mfg. Co. has been approved for up to $5.85 million in state tax credits, which it can earn through a planned expansion in Grant County. That’s according to the Wisconsin Economic Development Corp., which yesterday announced the WEDC

New maps submissions would create far more competitive elections than maps that were just thrown out.

It’s been one of the most blatant examples of untethered partisanship in the state’s political history, exceeded only by LeMahieu’s party using a lame-duck session of the Legislature to place limits on the governor’s powers after Evers beat Scott Walker in the 2018 election.

National School Choice Week is a time for advocacy to ensure that all children across the country have the opportunity to succeed.

This week, the Republican members of the legislature introduced another tax cut proposal that is aimed at supporting hardworking middle class Wisconsinites through various measures.

The Searle Family Trust, based in Madison, has bankrolled many other right-wing causes.

For-profit colleges have a troubled history of exploiting poor students.

Haley had an opportunity to unite New Hampshire voters against Trump’s racism. Instead, she ducked.

You should believe Trump when he says that he will be a dictator on the first day on his presidency if he is elected in November.

One of the values parents stress again and again to children is what Gerald Ford demonstrated to be true. That being, character matters. The Covid pandemic proved the point.
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From WisPolitics … — Gov. Tony Evers will hit Eau Claire, Wausau and Green Bay today as part of a statewide tour following his State of the State address. Evers will be joined by Health Services Secretary Kirsten Johnson and others on the stops. In last night’s speech, the guv

A.Y. McDonald Mfg. Co. has been approved for up to $5.85 million in state tax credits, which it can earn through a planned expansion in Grant County. That’s according to the Wisconsin Economic Development Corp., which yesterday announced the WEDC Board of Directors had approved the performance-based tax credits. The