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A Dane County judge has rejected a motion to dismiss a lawsuit seeking $2.4 million in damages from a dozen people who participated in an effort to falsely cast Wisconsin’s 2020 electoral votes for Donald Trump.
Either out of ignorance or just plain obstinance, Wisconsin’s legislative Republicans apparently would rather put school-aged kids to work than help parents take jobs to help alleviate the state’s labor shortage.
The new liberal majority on the Wisconsin Supreme Court fired the state court system director and established a committee that assumes the constitutional duties of the chief justice. Justice Rebecca Bradley says these changes violate the state constitution, politicize the court, and undermine the public’s trust in the state’s justice system.
The four liberal justices’ actions this week reek of raw abuse of power, and undermine the confidence of the people of Wisconsin in our high court.
Business, government and higher education itself must be a part of forging a long-term solution. It may include downsizing but it need not mean sacrificing quality. Less is sometimes more.
Assembly Speaker Robin Vos tells WisPolitics it will be essential to have a state, local and team contribution to a package to cover maintenance costs at the Milwaukee Brewers stadium in exchange for a commitment from the team to remain in Wisconsin. The Rochester Republican also says Republicans are nowhere near wrapping up their discussions on the proposal.
Exclusively for WisPolitics Subscribers Advertisement University of Wisconsin-Madison From WisPolitics.com … — Assembly Speaker Robin Vos tells WisPolitics it will be essential to have a state, local and team contribution to a package to cover maintenance costs at the Milwaukee
In the 1860s, traveling to Walworth County’s Geneva Lake by horse-drawn wagon or carriage was no easy task. That changed in July 1871, when the Chicago and Northwestern Railroad was extended to the town of Lake Geneva, cutting the trip
Dem nonprofit owner Rebecca Cooke announced she has raised more than $200,000 over the first four weeks of her campaign to unseat 3rd CD U.S. Rep. Derrick Van Orden.
With the governor’s vetoes, the state will still be sitting on over $4 billion dollars that should be returned to the taxpayers of Wisconsin because the government took in more money than it needed.
To hear Chief Justice Annette Ziegler and her right-wing allies describe it, you would think the new progressive majority on Wisconsin’s highest court was destroying a collegial institution, running roughshod over the integrity of the Court and threatening the very rule of law itself.
But is it a crime — or a legal stratagem?
Embracing the clean energy transition that’s already underway will help our state add more good-paying jobs and save Wisconsinites money on their energy bills — all while helping us avoid the worst of the climate crisis scenarios.
A report released this week demonstrates that constituents in ten states where Republican members of Congress have fought against the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau have received hundreds of millions of dollars as a result of shady operators and actions in the financial industry.
A Dane County judge has rejected a motion to dismiss a lawsuit seeking $2.4 million in damages from a dozen people who participated in an effort to falsely cast Wisconsin’s 2020 electoral votes for Donald Trump.
Either out of ignorance or just plain obstinance, Wisconsin’s legislative Republicans apparently would rather put school-aged kids to work than help parents take jobs to help alleviate the state’s labor shortage.
The new liberal majority on the Wisconsin Supreme Court fired the state court system director and established a committee that assumes the constitutional duties of the chief justice. Justice Rebecca Bradley says these changes violate the state constitution, politicize the court, and undermine the public’s trust in the state’s justice system.
The four liberal justices’ actions this week reek of raw abuse of power, and undermine the confidence of the people of Wisconsin in our high court.
Business, government and higher education itself must be a part of forging a long-term solution. It may include downsizing but it need not mean sacrificing quality. Less is sometimes more.
Assembly Speaker Robin Vos tells WisPolitics it will be essential to have a state, local and team contribution to a package to cover maintenance costs at the Milwaukee Brewers stadium in exchange for a commitment from the team to remain in Wisconsin. The Rochester Republican also says Republicans are nowhere near wrapping up their discussions on the proposal.
Exclusively for WisPolitics Subscribers Advertisement University of Wisconsin-Madison From WisPolitics.com … — Assembly Speaker Robin Vos tells WisPolitics it will be essential to have a state, local and team contribution to a package to cover maintenance costs at the Milwaukee Brewers stadium in exchange for a commitment from the team
In the 1860s, traveling to Walworth County’s Geneva Lake by horse-drawn wagon or carriage was no easy task. That changed in July 1871, when the Chicago and Northwestern Railroad was extended to the town of Lake Geneva, cutting the trip to less than a day from the Windy City. Three
Dem nonprofit owner Rebecca Cooke announced she has raised more than $200,000 over the first four weeks of her campaign to unseat 3rd CD U.S. Rep. Derrick Van Orden.
With the governor’s vetoes, the state will still be sitting on over $4 billion dollars that should be returned to the taxpayers of Wisconsin because the government took in more money than it needed.
To hear Chief Justice Annette Ziegler and her right-wing allies describe it, you would think the new progressive majority on Wisconsin’s highest court was destroying a collegial institution, running roughshod over the integrity of the Court and threatening the very rule of law itself.
But is it a crime — or a legal stratagem?
Embracing the clean energy transition that’s already underway will help our state add more good-paying jobs and save Wisconsinites money on their energy bills — all while helping us avoid the worst of the climate crisis scenarios.
A report released this week demonstrates that constituents in ten states where Republican members of Congress have fought against the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau have received hundreds of millions of dollars as a result of shady operators and actions in the financial industry.