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Tony Evers has put himself into a corner. This is his third budget process and it has produced the best one so far from his perspective.
The record-breaking $7 billion state budget surplus could easily cover the cost of restoring Wisconsin public school funding, which hasn’t kept pace with inflation for the last 14 years.
DEI programming is essential to strengthen our campuses across the state.
It was only 15-25 years ago that economic development was far and away the biggest political issue in Wisconsin.
Last year, Medicare issued an unprecedented policy that placed restrictions on monoclonal antibodies to require patients to be enrolled in either a randomized clinical trial or a prospective comparative study to receive the FDA-approved treatments.
Leader of Wisconsin Democracy Campaign and former editor-publisher of Progressive Magazine is retiring.
I would urge candidates to take this battle directly into the heart of conservative counties and challenge this issue on the very doorstep of the GOP.
Exclusively for WisPolitics Subscribers Advertisement University of Wisconsin-Madison From WisPolitics.com … — Administrator Meagan Wolfe says her No. 1 priority is to provide local clerks stability as they head into 2024 after the Elections Commission deadlocked on whether to renominate
So when is breaking the law and not following the state statutes OK? If you’re a Milwaukee Democrat.
The Dem group Opportunity Wisconsin is launching a new digital ad accusing GOP U.S. Rep. Derrick Van Orden of voting to give tax breaks to large corporations. The group said the spot will run on digital platforms in Van Orden’s
GOP U.S. Rep. Tom Tiffany says he’ll make a formal decision whether to run for U.S. Senate in July or August.
Public Service Commission Chairperson Rebecca Valcq is praising a $1.05 billion investment in broadband for the state, saying along with public and private dollars, the funding “will make it possible to achieve our goal of internet for all.” U.S. Sen.
Even with this tax cut, the current budget proposals still increase state spending by at least 10% over the previous budget. That is an abomination that explains why taxes will not be reduced further.
Tony Evers has put himself into a corner. This is his third budget process and it has produced the best one so far from his perspective.
The record-breaking $7 billion state budget surplus could easily cover the cost of restoring Wisconsin public school funding, which hasn’t kept pace with inflation for the last 14 years.
DEI programming is essential to strengthen our campuses across the state.
It was only 15-25 years ago that economic development was far and away the biggest political issue in Wisconsin.
Last year, Medicare issued an unprecedented policy that placed restrictions on monoclonal antibodies to require patients to be enrolled in either a randomized clinical trial or a prospective comparative study to receive the FDA-approved treatments.
Leader of Wisconsin Democracy Campaign and former editor-publisher of Progressive Magazine is retiring.
I would urge candidates to take this battle directly into the heart of conservative counties and challenge this issue on the very doorstep of the GOP.
Exclusively for WisPolitics Subscribers Advertisement University of Wisconsin-Madison From WisPolitics.com … — Administrator Meagan Wolfe says her No. 1 priority is to provide local clerks stability as they head into 2024 after the Elections Commission deadlocked on whether to renominate her to lead the agency. That move, Dem members argued,
So when is breaking the law and not following the state statutes OK? If you’re a Milwaukee Democrat.
The Dem group Opportunity Wisconsin is launching a new digital ad accusing GOP U.S. Rep. Derrick Van Orden of voting to give tax breaks to large corporations. The group said the spot will run on digital platforms in Van Orden’s western Wisconsin congressional district. The group didn’t provide details on
GOP U.S. Rep. Tom Tiffany says he’ll make a formal decision whether to run for U.S. Senate in July or August.
Public Service Commission Chairperson Rebecca Valcq is praising a $1.05 billion investment in broadband for the state, saying along with public and private dollars, the funding “will make it possible to achieve our goal of internet for all.” U.S. Sen. Tammy Baldwin, D-Madison, and U.S. Rep. Mark Pocan, D-Town of
Even with this tax cut, the current budget proposals still increase state spending by at least 10% over the previous budget. That is an abomination that explains why taxes will not be reduced further.