
John Torinus: Health care needs PSC regulation
Regulation is very tricky business requiring immense expertise. Some states, including Massachusetts, Rhode Island and Maryland, have been regulating health care as a utility for as long as 50 years.
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Regulation is very tricky business requiring immense expertise. Some states, including Massachusetts, Rhode Island and Maryland, have been regulating health care as a utility for as long as 50 years.

They side with Democrats in keeping Joe Biden’s challenger off the ballot.

Prosecutors and judges, not politicians, will have the final word on Jan. 6 investigations.

Supporters of the largest land conservation effort in state history recently announced there is enough money to go ahead with the project, but local officials are pushing to block federal funding.

There’s no question that 800-1,000 migrants moving into a relatively poor Wisconsin town of 15,000 has put a strain on city services. But despite the sensationalism about violence and chaos spilling over the border, the community’s reaction to the new arrivals seems positive.
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Proponents of a bipartisan bill to implement top-five primaries and instant runoff voting in Wisconsin congressional races argued the change would ensure the candidates with the broadest appeal end up in office. Meanwhile, others during Tuesday’s hearing criticized the process as confusing and argued the proposal would prevent all voters’ voices from being heard.
From WisPolitics … — The liberal group Opportunity Wisconsin has launched two new ads — one on TV targeting U.S. Rep. Bryan Steil of Janesville, and the other a digital spot going after U.S. Rep. Derrick Van Orden of Prairie
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Regulation is very tricky business requiring immense expertise. Some states, including Massachusetts, Rhode Island and Maryland, have been regulating health care as a utility for as long as 50 years.

They side with Democrats in keeping Joe Biden’s challenger off the ballot.

Prosecutors and judges, not politicians, will have the final word on Jan. 6 investigations.

Supporters of the largest land conservation effort in state history recently announced there is enough money to go ahead with the project, but local officials are pushing to block federal funding.

There’s no question that 800-1,000 migrants moving into a relatively poor Wisconsin town of 15,000 has put a strain on city services. But despite the sensationalism about violence and chaos spilling over the border, the community’s reaction to the new arrivals seems positive.
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Proponents of a bipartisan bill to implement top-five primaries and instant runoff voting in Wisconsin congressional races argued the change would ensure the candidates with the broadest appeal end up in office. Meanwhile, others during Tuesday’s hearing criticized the process as confusing and argued the proposal would prevent all voters’ voices from being heard.
From WisPolitics … — The liberal group Opportunity Wisconsin has launched two new ads — one on TV targeting U.S. Rep. Bryan Steil of Janesville, and the other a digital spot going after U.S. Rep. Derrick Van Orden of Prairie du Chien. Both Republicans are in swing districts though Van
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