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One thing Gableman, Wait and Chief Justice Ziegler all have in common is that they supported Trump’s challenge to the 2020 election results in Wisconsin.
Incarceration for cannabis-only crimes becomes still rarer, prison almost nonexistent.
Doubts won’t go away while officials fail to come clean.
Milwaukee is at the center of it all, hosting the Republican debate and the RNC.
What’s one of the best ways to combat hate? For Jesús Gregorio Smith of Appleton, it’s to push back with love.
A single defamation suit can become a cudgel against the media in a way the law never intended.
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Exclusively for WisPolitics Subscribers Advertisement Wisconsin REALTORS Association From WisPolitics.com … — The Republican lawmakers now seeking liberal Justice Janet Protasiewicz’s recusal from redistricting suits are unhappy with her “sweeping” win by more than 200,000 votes and “now seek
Dems and Republicans in a confirmation hearing sparred over Wisconsin Elections Commission Administrator Meagan Wolfe’s role, with Dems arguing the Senate has no standing to act on her appointment.
Assembly Speaker Robin Vos says his caucus will take up a child care plan this fall, but not the one that Dem Gov. Tony Evers proposed. The guv called a special session Sept. 20 to take up a host of
Exclusively for WisPolitics Subscribers From WisPolitics.com … — The Assembly co-chair of the budget committee pitched a $2.9 billion tax cut package as a chance for Tony Evers to “do the right thing” after the Dem guv vetoed a larger
Assembly Republicans today announced plans to again seek to reduce the state’s third-highest income tax bracket while pairing it with a new break on retirement income as part of a $2.9 billion cut. They also rolled out plans to amend the Wisconsin Constitution to require a two-thirds majority to raise taxes.
One thing Gableman, Wait and Chief Justice Ziegler all have in common is that they supported Trump’s challenge to the 2020 election results in Wisconsin.
Incarceration for cannabis-only crimes becomes still rarer, prison almost nonexistent.
Doubts won’t go away while officials fail to come clean.
Milwaukee is at the center of it all, hosting the Republican debate and the RNC.
What’s one of the best ways to combat hate? For Jesús Gregorio Smith of Appleton, it’s to push back with love.
A single defamation suit can become a cudgel against the media in a way the law never intended.
Exclusively for WisPolitics Subscribers STORY TOPICS – White house – Us senate race – State government – Federal government – Local government – Agribusiness – Banking and investment – Courts – Culture – Education – Elections – Energy – Environment – Health care – Labor – Law and order –
Exclusively for WisPolitics Subscribers Advertisement Wisconsin REALTORS Association From WisPolitics.com … — The Republican lawmakers now seeking liberal Justice Janet Protasiewicz’s recusal from redistricting suits are unhappy with her “sweeping” win by more than 200,000 votes and “now seek to nullify the election and pick their judges,” Dem plaintiffs
Dems and Republicans in a confirmation hearing sparred over Wisconsin Elections Commission Administrator Meagan Wolfe’s role, with Dems arguing the Senate has no standing to act on her appointment.
Assembly Speaker Robin Vos says his caucus will take up a child care plan this fall, but not the one that Dem Gov. Tony Evers proposed. The guv called a special session Sept. 20 to take up a host of workforce development proposals, including putting state money into subsidies for
Exclusively for WisPolitics Subscribers From WisPolitics.com … — The Assembly co-chair of the budget committee pitched a $2.9 billion tax cut package as a chance for Tony Evers to “do the right thing” after the Dem guv vetoed a larger reduction Republicans included in the state budget. The guv’s administration,
Assembly Republicans today announced plans to again seek to reduce the state’s third-highest income tax bracket while pairing it with a new break on retirement income as part of a $2.9 billion cut. They also rolled out plans to amend the Wisconsin Constitution to require a two-thirds majority to raise taxes.