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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
President Joe Biden will visit Milwaukee on Wednesday to promote his economic policies, the White House said.
Incoming MMAC President Dale Kooyenga predicts the corridor between Chicago and Milwaukee will see substantial development in the coming years, anchored by Microsoft’s operations in the region. “There’ll be a point here I think in the next five, six years
Ranked-choice is a disaster and should be rejected the second it is proposed.
This one is not about a football play. It’s about legislative Republicans discovering a novel way of getting around both a Democratic Governor and a liberal Supreme Court.
Dobbs is just the latest abortion restriction to harm Wisconsinites, especially low-income Wisconsinites.
We have all heard horror stories where a patient with insurance goes to the hospital in their network, and still, weeks later, they end up with bills of $20,000 or more.
Our GOP, legislating shrinking wages and small business growth through divide and conquer politics, has made us struggle to keep our heads above water. We have found the enemy, it is us, not some national policy issue.
The true irony in getting mail from Pocan regarding challenges in affording groceries is that he and his Democratic friends in Congress are the chief architects of this economic scourge of inflation we are experiencing.
Garren Randolph, a senior adviser to the state Dem Party, will serve as the Wisconsin campaign manager for Joe Biden and Kamala Harris’ reelection bid.
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From WisPolitics … — Assembly Speaker Robin Vos is calling a reversal by the UW Board of Regents to approve a deal he struck with university leaders “just the first step” in eliminating “cancerous DEI practices” on campuses. Meanwhile, Rep.
Farmers may be able to reduce emissions and chemical runoff while boosting revenues by using a new method for extracting useful nutrients from manure, according to a recent UW-Madison study. Scientists in Madison have developed a new technique for pulling
Saturday morning’s vote by the majority of the UW Board of Regents to reject a grand compromise worked out by their own system president says everything we need to know about what’s wrong with the Democratic Party right now.
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
President Joe Biden will visit Milwaukee on Wednesday to promote his economic policies, the White House said.
Incoming MMAC President Dale Kooyenga predicts the corridor between Chicago and Milwaukee will see substantial development in the coming years, anchored by Microsoft’s operations in the region. “There’ll be a point here I think in the next five, six years where you see no agricultural land; it’s all developed,” the
Ranked-choice is a disaster and should be rejected the second it is proposed.
This one is not about a football play. It’s about legislative Republicans discovering a novel way of getting around both a Democratic Governor and a liberal Supreme Court.
Dobbs is just the latest abortion restriction to harm Wisconsinites, especially low-income Wisconsinites.
We have all heard horror stories where a patient with insurance goes to the hospital in their network, and still, weeks later, they end up with bills of $20,000 or more.
Our GOP, legislating shrinking wages and small business growth through divide and conquer politics, has made us struggle to keep our heads above water. We have found the enemy, it is us, not some national policy issue.
The true irony in getting mail from Pocan regarding challenges in affording groceries is that he and his Democratic friends in Congress are the chief architects of this economic scourge of inflation we are experiencing.
Garren Randolph, a senior adviser to the state Dem Party, will serve as the Wisconsin campaign manager for Joe Biden and Kamala Harris’ reelection bid.
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From WisPolitics … — Assembly Speaker Robin Vos is calling a reversal by the UW Board of Regents to approve a deal he struck with university leaders “just the first step” in eliminating “cancerous DEI practices” on campuses. Meanwhile, Rep. Dora Drake, chair of the Black Legislative Caucus, knocked the
Farmers may be able to reduce emissions and chemical runoff while boosting revenues by using a new method for extracting useful nutrients from manure, according to a recent UW-Madison study. Scientists in Madison have developed a new technique for pulling ammonia and potassium out of livestock manure, which can be
Saturday morning’s vote by the majority of the UW Board of Regents to reject a grand compromise worked out by their own system president says everything we need to know about what’s wrong with the Democratic Party right now.