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From WisPolitics … — Both those who support abortion rights and those who oppose them are knocking a proposal by GOP lawmakers to ask voters to impose a ban on the procedure after 14 weeks of pregnancy. On the 51st
Who filed second gerrymandering lawsuit and why? Nine questions the case raises.
As the election year proceeds, many of us are already tired of being told how we need to not just “hear” members in Trump’s base, but to “listen” to them. We’re told to do this even as many Trump backers don’t seem to care what the rest of us think.
Don’t pull the straight lever. Pull for the right candidate regardless of the party.
The United Center, adorned with championship flags from the Bulls and the Blackhawks, has a distinct Chicago flavor as the chief venue for the 2024 Dem national convention this August. The convention chair, Minyon Moore, is a Chicago native who
Education, work, marriage, then kids — still the best, though not only, sequence.
For many a generation, Wisconsin was America’s weather vane. If you wanted to know which direction our nation was headed, my home state would tell you. Wisconsin blazed the trail. Then the state stopped leading the way.
With a solid budget outlook and once-in-a-decade opportunities at hand, Wisconsin is a good bet for business growth in coming years.
Milwaukee County residents deserve a balls to the wall, tough on crime, victim and law-abiding, people supporting prosecutor as district attorney. That doesn’t describe what we can expect from Kent Lovern. He will be Chisholm 2.0.
A campaign to write in the word “cease-fire” seeks to pressure the administration to shift its policy.
The White House had previously announced that Harris would be in Wisconsin on Monday, but hadn’t said where. It will be her fifth visit to the state since she was sworn in.
Assembly Majority Leader Tyler August blasted Rep. Janel Brandtjen as a grifter for repeatedly trying to introduce a resolution to impeach Wisconsin Election Administrator Meagan Wolfe during Tuesday’s floor session.
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From WisPolitics … — All GOP members of Wisconsin’s congressional delegation voted against a bill to avert a government shutdown as the House sent the measure to President Joe Biden’s desk for approval. U.S. Rep. Gwen Moore blasted Republicans who
AB 510 would establish a variety of rights for parents. Those include the right to be notified of and decline health care services, such as vaccines; to determine the name and pronouns the child uses at school; and to opt their children out of certain instructional materials. It would also require parents to be notified when a “controversial” subject will be taught and school.
From WisPolitics … — Both those who support abortion rights and those who oppose them are knocking a proposal by GOP lawmakers to ask voters to impose a ban on the procedure after 14 weeks of pregnancy. On the 51st anniversary of Roe v. Wade, the Assembly Health, Aging and
Who filed second gerrymandering lawsuit and why? Nine questions the case raises.
As the election year proceeds, many of us are already tired of being told how we need to not just “hear” members in Trump’s base, but to “listen” to them. We’re told to do this even as many Trump backers don’t seem to care what the rest of us think.
Don’t pull the straight lever. Pull for the right candidate regardless of the party.
The United Center, adorned with championship flags from the Bulls and the Blackhawks, has a distinct Chicago flavor as the chief venue for the 2024 Dem national convention this August. The convention chair, Minyon Moore, is a Chicago native who cites former Mayor Harold Washington as an influence. But she
Education, work, marriage, then kids — still the best, though not only, sequence.
For many a generation, Wisconsin was America’s weather vane. If you wanted to know which direction our nation was headed, my home state would tell you. Wisconsin blazed the trail. Then the state stopped leading the way.
With a solid budget outlook and once-in-a-decade opportunities at hand, Wisconsin is a good bet for business growth in coming years.
Milwaukee County residents deserve a balls to the wall, tough on crime, victim and law-abiding, people supporting prosecutor as district attorney. That doesn’t describe what we can expect from Kent Lovern. He will be Chisholm 2.0.
A campaign to write in the word “cease-fire” seeks to pressure the administration to shift its policy.
The White House had previously announced that Harris would be in Wisconsin on Monday, but hadn’t said where. It will be her fifth visit to the state since she was sworn in.
Assembly Majority Leader Tyler August blasted Rep. Janel Brandtjen as a grifter for repeatedly trying to introduce a resolution to impeach Wisconsin Election Administrator Meagan Wolfe during Tuesday’s floor session.
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From WisPolitics … — All GOP members of Wisconsin’s congressional delegation voted against a bill to avert a government shutdown as the House sent the measure to President Joe Biden’s desk for approval. U.S. Rep. Gwen Moore blasted Republicans who voted against the measure to keep the government funded after
AB 510 would establish a variety of rights for parents. Those include the right to be notified of and decline health care services, such as vaccines; to determine the name and pronouns the child uses at school; and to opt their children out of certain instructional materials. It would also require parents to be notified when a “controversial” subject will be taught and school.