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There’s a huge disconnect between D.C. and Wisconsin Democrats: a judicial double standard that exists to give the left more power.
That won’t stop Robin Vos from trying.
It defies economic logic to subsidize a private enterprise like the Brewers and not ask for a return on that investment.
In a country of over 330 million people with legions of brilliant, ethical, honest, compassionate and humble servant leaders, are we really going to be forced to choose between Joe Biden and Donald Trump?
The chaos and dysfunction injected into national politics by Donald Trump has pretty much infected all levels of government.
Ryan said his sweet spot on making a difference in the world is mixing empathy and compassion with data.
Asking taxpayers to help cover the cost of a professional sports stadium for the second time in eight years, GOP lawmakers again argued it would be cheaper to put public money into the Milwaukee Brewers ballpark than to lose the team. But Dem lawmakers said the $202.5 million Milwaukee County and the city would have to cover of the more than $700 million deal was too high a price on local taxpayers.
By Brian Clark For WisBusiness.com For nearly 20 years, Dan Siedlecki sat behind a desk at Madison-based CUNA Mutual Group, when he wasn’t on the road. For the most part, Siedlecki said he enjoyed his time with CUNA — which
Exclusively for WisPolitics Subscribers Advertisement Robert M. La Follette School of Public Affairs From WisPolitics.com … — GOP lawmakers seeking liberal Justice Janet Protasiewicz’s recusal from two redistricting suits argue a Judicial Commission decision clearing her of misconduct for comments
Assembly Speaker Robin Vos tells WisPolitics he will seek to block pay raises for UW System employees unless the university first cuts DEI positions, ramping up pressure on university leaders. The Rochester Republican has already made clear that he would
Abortion services are resuming in Madison and Milwaukee today after a 15-month pause.
Support in the Senate is unclear; Gov. Evers is opposed.
McCain was a forceful critic of gerrymandering, especially in Wisconsin.
There’s a huge disconnect between D.C. and Wisconsin Democrats: a judicial double standard that exists to give the left more power.
That won’t stop Robin Vos from trying.
It defies economic logic to subsidize a private enterprise like the Brewers and not ask for a return on that investment.
In a country of over 330 million people with legions of brilliant, ethical, honest, compassionate and humble servant leaders, are we really going to be forced to choose between Joe Biden and Donald Trump?
The chaos and dysfunction injected into national politics by Donald Trump has pretty much infected all levels of government.
Ryan said his sweet spot on making a difference in the world is mixing empathy and compassion with data.
Asking taxpayers to help cover the cost of a professional sports stadium for the second time in eight years, GOP lawmakers again argued it would be cheaper to put public money into the Milwaukee Brewers ballpark than to lose the team. But Dem lawmakers said the $202.5 million Milwaukee County and the city would have to cover of the more than $700 million deal was too high a price on local taxpayers.
By Brian Clark For WisBusiness.com For nearly 20 years, Dan Siedlecki sat behind a desk at Madison-based CUNA Mutual Group, when he wasn’t on the road. For the most part, Siedlecki said he enjoyed his time with CUNA — which changed its name to TruStage in May of this year.
Exclusively for WisPolitics Subscribers Advertisement Robert M. La Follette School of Public Affairs From WisPolitics.com … — GOP lawmakers seeking liberal Justice Janet Protasiewicz’s recusal from two redistricting suits argue a Judicial Commission decision clearing her of misconduct for comments on the campaign trail has no bearing on whether she
Assembly Speaker Robin Vos tells WisPolitics he will seek to block pay raises for UW System employees unless the university first cuts DEI positions, ramping up pressure on university leaders. The Rochester Republican has already made clear that he would oppose releasing $32 million to the system. The money was
Abortion services are resuming in Madison and Milwaukee today after a 15-month pause.
Support in the Senate is unclear; Gov. Evers is opposed.
McCain was a forceful critic of gerrymandering, especially in Wisconsin.