Trump says he won’t sign RNC loyalty pledge, flouting debate requirement
Thursday, Aug 10, 2023
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DNR Secretary Adam Payne praised the state’s revised wolf management plan, while Wisconsinites from both sides of the issue at a Natural Resources Board meeting in Viroqua cited concerns about it.
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Figures tracked by MMAC are showing a “slow, steady path upward” for Milwaukee’s economy, according to the group’s latest economic trends report. The Metropolitan Milwaukee Association of Commerce yesterday released its June report, showing 14 of the 23 factors included
Is it revenge for conservatives’ past overthrow of Chief Justice Shirley Abrahamson?
With Janet Protasiewicz now joining three other Justices to comprise a fair-minded majority, they will “return this court to the national reputation it once enjoyed.”
Just days after circumventing Wisconsin Supreme Court rules to fire the director of the state court system, the court’s new liberal majority took the unprecedented step of stripping Chief Justice Annette Ziegler of her power to administer court business, which most significantly includes determining which cases are taken up in what order.
Political parties, big money have ruined people’s confidence in justices.
Let’s reaffirm our confidence in the will of the American people so it reflects the bold confidence of our Founding Fathers as they faced an uncertain future with all the limitations of their 18th century worldview.
The next 15 months will tell.
Barring the former President from the ballot—or offering him a plea deal in exchange for dropping out of the race—are both very bad ideas.
If the Paul Ryans of the conservative world want to make a compelling case against Trump, it can’t be that he’s unelectable. It’s that he’s irredeemable.
DNR Secretary Adam Payne praised the state’s revised wolf management plan, while Wisconsinites from both sides of the issue at a Natural Resources Board meeting in Viroqua cited concerns about it.
Exclusively for WisPolitics Subscribers Advertisement University of Wisconsin-Madison From WisPolitics.com … — The Assembly State Affairs Committee has two informational hearings in southeastern Wisconsin today. The committee will first hear a presentation from the owners and operators of Beer Capitol Distributing in Sussex. It will then hear from Central
Figures tracked by MMAC are showing a “slow, steady path upward” for Milwaukee’s economy, according to the group’s latest economic trends report. The Metropolitan Milwaukee Association of Commerce yesterday released its June report, showing 14 of the 23 factors included in its analysis saw year-over-year improvements that month. While that’s
Is it revenge for conservatives’ past overthrow of Chief Justice Shirley Abrahamson?
With Janet Protasiewicz now joining three other Justices to comprise a fair-minded majority, they will “return this court to the national reputation it once enjoyed.”
Just days after circumventing Wisconsin Supreme Court rules to fire the director of the state court system, the court’s new liberal majority took the unprecedented step of stripping Chief Justice Annette Ziegler of her power to administer court business, which most significantly includes determining which cases are taken up in what order.
Political parties, big money have ruined people’s confidence in justices.
Let’s reaffirm our confidence in the will of the American people so it reflects the bold confidence of our Founding Fathers as they faced an uncertain future with all the limitations of their 18th century worldview.
The next 15 months will tell.
Barring the former President from the ballot—or offering him a plea deal in exchange for dropping out of the race—are both very bad ideas.
If the Paul Ryans of the conservative world want to make a compelling case against Trump, it can’t be that he’s unelectable. It’s that he’s irredeemable.