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From WisPolitics … — Andrew Hitt, the former chairman of the Republican Party of Wisconsin and one of the so-called “fake electors,” says he was “tricked” by Trump campaign officials as part of a larger scheme to overturn the results
Andrew Hitt, the former chairman of the Republican Party of Wisconsin and one of the so-called “fake electors,” says he was “tricked” by Trump campaign officials as part of a larger scheme to overturn the results of the 2020 election. He’s now cooperating with federal prosecutors and could end up testifying against the former president.
Regents so desperately wanted Vos to quit blocking budgeted UW pay raises and building projects that they handed Republicans an alarming and deeply symbolic triumph — emasculating UW’s efforts around diversity, equity and inclusion.
How about some real diversity instead of the DEI sham that demonstrably does not help Black students?
This fight still isn’t over, given there may be lawsuits challenging parts of the deal or the process itself, and there may be enough disappointed GOP senators to block passage once the 17-part deal comes back to the full Legislature for approval – most likely in January or February.
Today, I’m proud to celebrate the one-year anniversary of the Respect for Marriage Act, the landmark bipartisan legislation I helped pass that enshrined marriage equality into law nationwide.
That’s what Kenneth Chesebro is telling Michigan prosecutors.
Being Black in America, each day is a challenge to not lose your mind and think that you are as W.E.B. DuBois talked about … a “problem.” Miseducation can only be reversed by re-education, which will never take place in America’s formal educational system.
Zach Brandon and his crew at the Greater Madison Chamber of Commerce stopped by the office this week to give us a rundown on the business organization’s goals for the year ahead.
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Milwaukee County Circuit Court Judge Audrey Skwierawski will serve as director of state courts despite her interim appointment in August causing a rift among the justices.
From WisPolitics … — Federal officials have approved Wisconsin’s plan to use $140 million in ARPA funding for two grant programs aimed at improving digital connections, state officials announced. In a release yesterday, Gov. Tony Evers said the state’s plan
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From WisPolitics … — Andrew Hitt, the former chairman of the Republican Party of Wisconsin and one of the so-called “fake electors,” says he was “tricked” by Trump campaign officials as part of a larger scheme to overturn the results of the 2020 election. He’s now cooperating with federal prosecutors
Andrew Hitt, the former chairman of the Republican Party of Wisconsin and one of the so-called “fake electors,” says he was “tricked” by Trump campaign officials as part of a larger scheme to overturn the results of the 2020 election. He’s now cooperating with federal prosecutors and could end up testifying against the former president.
Regents so desperately wanted Vos to quit blocking budgeted UW pay raises and building projects that they handed Republicans an alarming and deeply symbolic triumph — emasculating UW’s efforts around diversity, equity and inclusion.
How about some real diversity instead of the DEI sham that demonstrably does not help Black students?
This fight still isn’t over, given there may be lawsuits challenging parts of the deal or the process itself, and there may be enough disappointed GOP senators to block passage once the 17-part deal comes back to the full Legislature for approval – most likely in January or February.
Today, I’m proud to celebrate the one-year anniversary of the Respect for Marriage Act, the landmark bipartisan legislation I helped pass that enshrined marriage equality into law nationwide.
That’s what Kenneth Chesebro is telling Michigan prosecutors.
Being Black in America, each day is a challenge to not lose your mind and think that you are as W.E.B. DuBois talked about … a “problem.” Miseducation can only be reversed by re-education, which will never take place in America’s formal educational system.
Zach Brandon and his crew at the Greater Madison Chamber of Commerce stopped by the office this week to give us a rundown on the business organization’s goals for the year ahead.
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Milwaukee County Circuit Court Judge Audrey Skwierawski will serve as director of state courts despite her interim appointment in August causing a rift among the justices.
From WisPolitics … — Federal officials have approved Wisconsin’s plan to use $140 million in ARPA funding for two grant programs aimed at improving digital connections, state officials announced. In a release yesterday, Gov. Tony Evers said the state’s plan for the Capital Projects Fund dollars was greenlit by the