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From WisPolitics … — Appeals Court judges Pedro Colón and JoAnne Kloppenburg are unopposed for six-year terms. Dem Gov. Tony Evers last year appointed Colón to the Milwaukee-based 1st District after he served on the Milwaukee County Circuit Court. No
Wisconsin’s Presidential Preference Selection Committee approved a primary ballot that includes Republican Donald Trump, but not Dem Dean Phillips.
A year filled with surprises and big stories, led by the election of Janet Protasiewicz to Supreme Court.
Results haven’t been this favorable since before those dark days in 2010 when Scott Walker and Ron Johnson rode a national Republican wave to victory as governor and U.S. senator, respectively.
Even under ‘fair maps,’ Republicans will maintain a majority.
A host of changes bodes well for Milwaukee’s future.
A shocking number of young people have a positive view of the mastermind behind the terrorist attacks against America that took place on Sept. 11, 2001.
A newly progressive state Supreme Court has opened the way for scrapping rigged election maps and renewing the promise of representative democracy in a key battleground state.
Long before the Wisconsin Supreme Court ruled gerrymandered state legislative district maps unconstitutional, Dale Schultz, former GOP state majority leader of the Wisconsin Senate, courageously led on fair maps.
Our language, whether written or spoken, is central to the human condition and culture.
Biden-Harris administration has built a track record of strengthening services for children and families in the child welfare system.
The left’s lawfare against Trump.
When Janet Protasiewicz’s election in April gave liberals a 4-3 advantage on the Court, it empowered Protasiewicz, Ann Walsh Bradley, Jill Karofsky and Rebecca Dallet to turn Wisconsin into a Court-run tyrannical dictatorship in which the state Legislature is being rendered impotent.
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Assembly Speaker confesses he regrets hiring Gableman: ‘He was way wackier than I thought.’
I think the district should calculate the hours spent on this mess and write a press release showing what it costs to respond to this conservative grievance.
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From WisPolitics … — Appeals Court judges Pedro Colón and JoAnne Kloppenburg are unopposed for six-year terms. Dem Gov. Tony Evers last year appointed Colón to the Milwaukee-based 1st District after he served on the Milwaukee County Circuit Court. No one else filed nomination papers to run for the seat
Wisconsin’s Presidential Preference Selection Committee approved a primary ballot that includes Republican Donald Trump, but not Dem Dean Phillips.
A year filled with surprises and big stories, led by the election of Janet Protasiewicz to Supreme Court.
Results haven’t been this favorable since before those dark days in 2010 when Scott Walker and Ron Johnson rode a national Republican wave to victory as governor and U.S. senator, respectively.
Even under ‘fair maps,’ Republicans will maintain a majority.
A host of changes bodes well for Milwaukee’s future.
A shocking number of young people have a positive view of the mastermind behind the terrorist attacks against America that took place on Sept. 11, 2001.
A newly progressive state Supreme Court has opened the way for scrapping rigged election maps and renewing the promise of representative democracy in a key battleground state.
Long before the Wisconsin Supreme Court ruled gerrymandered state legislative district maps unconstitutional, Dale Schultz, former GOP state majority leader of the Wisconsin Senate, courageously led on fair maps.
Our language, whether written or spoken, is central to the human condition and culture.
Biden-Harris administration has built a track record of strengthening services for children and families in the child welfare system.
The left’s lawfare against Trump.
When Janet Protasiewicz’s election in April gave liberals a 4-3 advantage on the Court, it empowered Protasiewicz, Ann Walsh Bradley, Jill Karofsky and Rebecca Dallet to turn Wisconsin into a Court-run tyrannical dictatorship in which the state Legislature is being rendered impotent.
Maximize participation to accurately measure the people’s will.
Assembly Speaker confesses he regrets hiring Gableman: ‘He was way wackier than I thought.’
I think the district should calculate the hours spent on this mess and write a press release showing what it costs to respond to this conservative grievance.
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