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The nation is at an economic and moral tipping point. GOP brinkmanship must end.
New regulations elsewhere prompt trio of Wisconsin bills.
Bipartisan elections bills are first step to guarantee that no matter what part of the state you vote in, the treatment, access and ability to participate fairly in elections, will be the same.
Gov. Tony Evers received more votes than any candidate in state history, but his budget proposals have been wholly rejected by Republican legislators who exhibit their disdain for democracy.
Is public broadcasting government funded?
Public schools must refocus their priorities on the fundamentals of learning and drop the continual barrage of social engineering.
The expectation is that civility will operate in political areas between all political parties, but the American people are not seeing that in recent years.
I support the Second Amendment. All of it. All 27 words. Gun fetishists do not. They read it selectively.
It’s too early to panic over prospects for a second Trump presidency. But it’s not too early to get real nervous.
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Dem state Sen. LaTonya Johnson said Gov. Tony Evers should veto the shared revenue bill if dramatic changes aren’t made, a move he promised last week. Meanwhile, GOP state Rep. Tony Kurtz, one of the authors of the shared revenue legislation, says “the bill as written will be changing.”
Exclusively for WisPolitics Subscribers Advertisement University of Wisconsin-Madison From WisPolitics.com … — The Joint Finance Committee won’t meet this week, according to the offices of the co-chairs. The break comes as lawmakers await updated revenue estimates from the Legislative Fiscal
The issues confronting election officials are numerous, her actions only serve to confuse the public.
She has stumbled out of the gate by picking maybe the worst possible project. It’s easy enough to do a reset.
A plan from the Republican Legislature to increase shared revenue from the state to cities like Milwaukee and forces liberal-led municipalities to reject their own worst impulses.
The nation is at an economic and moral tipping point. GOP brinkmanship must end.
New regulations elsewhere prompt trio of Wisconsin bills.
Bipartisan elections bills are first step to guarantee that no matter what part of the state you vote in, the treatment, access and ability to participate fairly in elections, will be the same.
Gov. Tony Evers received more votes than any candidate in state history, but his budget proposals have been wholly rejected by Republican legislators who exhibit their disdain for democracy.
Is public broadcasting government funded?
Public schools must refocus their priorities on the fundamentals of learning and drop the continual barrage of social engineering.
The expectation is that civility will operate in political areas between all political parties, but the American people are not seeing that in recent years.
I support the Second Amendment. All of it. All 27 words. Gun fetishists do not. They read it selectively.
It’s too early to panic over prospects for a second Trump presidency. But it’s not too early to get real nervous.
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Dem state Sen. LaTonya Johnson said Gov. Tony Evers should veto the shared revenue bill if dramatic changes aren’t made, a move he promised last week. Meanwhile, GOP state Rep. Tony Kurtz, one of the authors of the shared revenue legislation, says “the bill as written will be changing.”
Exclusively for WisPolitics Subscribers Advertisement University of Wisconsin-Madison From WisPolitics.com … — The Joint Finance Committee won’t meet this week, according to the offices of the co-chairs. The break comes as lawmakers await updated revenue estimates from the Legislative Fiscal Bureau. Those are expected out next week. — The Republican
The issues confronting election officials are numerous, her actions only serve to confuse the public.
She has stumbled out of the gate by picking maybe the worst possible project. It’s easy enough to do a reset.
A plan from the Republican Legislature to increase shared revenue from the state to cities like Milwaukee and forces liberal-led municipalities to reject their own worst impulses.