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The biggest consumer worry is “range anxiety,” the fear of not being able to find charging stations when they need them – and that work as advertised – while on road trips. A bill that will be introduced soon in the Wisconsin Legislature could help to change that.
Reclaiming feminism to protect women and girls
Keenly aware that most Americans believe that the ultra wealthy ought to be paying their fair share of income taxes, President Joe Biden has been calling for a billionaire minimum tax since he took office in January of 2021.
2023 has been an exciting year in the 14th Senate District and at the Wisconsin State Capitol.
Why is a hospital chain paying for music? And where will money for sponsorship deal come from?
Formerly hawkish Republicans, the isolationists in the GOP are now ready to hand that existentially challenged country to Vladimir Putin. That would be a colossal strategic mistake.
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Opponents of allowing early absentee ballot processing argued during a Senate committee hearing the Legislature should be more focused on enforcing existing laws than giving election workers more time.
Board Vice President Amy Blumenfeld Bogost, who voted against the package as it failed 9-8 on Saturday, is listed as a co-sponsor of the new resolution. It includes identical language to the original resolution, and her support would be sufficient if all the other votes held.
From WisPolitics … — The Universities of Wisconsin regents will again vote on a deal leaders struck with Assembly Speaker Robin Vos, only this time with the support of a key board member. Board Vice President Amy Blumenfeld Bogost, who
The board rejects compromise on DEI, engineering building.
Despite surrender by Vos where UW got almost everything it wanted, the UW Regents voted to reject the compromise. What does this tell us about the UW Regents and the leadership of the Universities of Wisconsin?
GOP lawmakers want to allow angel investors to transfer tax credits earned through investments in certain startups. Rep. Robert Wittke of Racine and Sen. Dan Feyen of Fond du Lac recently began circulating legislation in a co-sponsorship memo, which touts
Jay Rothman is not qualified to run the University of Wisconsin system. If he does not follow through on his threat to resign then he should be removed by the Board of Regents.
Officials from both parties relate personal stories: Sen. Cabral-Guevara, LG Rodriguez, Senate Dem Leader Hesselbein and Rep. Emerson. comment.
The biggest consumer worry is “range anxiety,” the fear of not being able to find charging stations when they need them – and that work as advertised – while on road trips. A bill that will be introduced soon in the Wisconsin Legislature could help to change that.
Reclaiming feminism to protect women and girls
Keenly aware that most Americans believe that the ultra wealthy ought to be paying their fair share of income taxes, President Joe Biden has been calling for a billionaire minimum tax since he took office in January of 2021.
2023 has been an exciting year in the 14th Senate District and at the Wisconsin State Capitol.
Why is a hospital chain paying for music? And where will money for sponsorship deal come from?
Formerly hawkish Republicans, the isolationists in the GOP are now ready to hand that existentially challenged country to Vladimir Putin. That would be a colossal strategic mistake.
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Opponents of allowing early absentee ballot processing argued during a Senate committee hearing the Legislature should be more focused on enforcing existing laws than giving election workers more time.
Board Vice President Amy Blumenfeld Bogost, who voted against the package as it failed 9-8 on Saturday, is listed as a co-sponsor of the new resolution. It includes identical language to the original resolution, and her support would be sufficient if all the other votes held.
From WisPolitics … — The Universities of Wisconsin regents will again vote on a deal leaders struck with Assembly Speaker Robin Vos, only this time with the support of a key board member. Board Vice President Amy Blumenfeld Bogost, who voted against the package as it failed 9-8 on Saturday,
The board rejects compromise on DEI, engineering building.
Despite surrender by Vos where UW got almost everything it wanted, the UW Regents voted to reject the compromise. What does this tell us about the UW Regents and the leadership of the Universities of Wisconsin?
GOP lawmakers want to allow angel investors to transfer tax credits earned through investments in certain startups. Rep. Robert Wittke of Racine and Sen. Dan Feyen of Fond du Lac recently began circulating legislation in a co-sponsorship memo, which touts the success of the state’s Qualified New Business Venture program.
Jay Rothman is not qualified to run the University of Wisconsin system. If he does not follow through on his threat to resign then he should be removed by the Board of Regents.
Officials from both parties relate personal stories: Sen. Cabral-Guevara, LG Rodriguez, Senate Dem Leader Hesselbein and Rep. Emerson. comment.