
Ruth Conniff: Republicans face the music after their Wisconsin Supreme Court loss
Losing the Wisconsin Supreme Court race by a whopping 11-point margin was a big blow to Republicans, prompting a round of soul-searching and recriminations.
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Losing the Wisconsin Supreme Court race by a whopping 11-point margin was a big blow to Republicans, prompting a round of soul-searching and recriminations.

Trump has never apologized for his actions or words following the Central Park charges and false convictions, even when asked to do so during the 2016 presidential campaign

Once the nation’s second most populous city, Chicago’s now fallen to third as thousands flee it and a Cook County riven with crime and violence, high taxes, and a hopeless financial outlook crippled by the award of exorbitant public pensions.
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Exclusively for WisPolitics Subscribers Advertisement Wisconsin Hospital Association From WisPolitics.com … — U.S. Sen. Tammy Baldwin, D-Madison, formally announced today that she will seek reelection in 2024, saying “Wisconsinites need someone who can fight and win” in a crucial election

Dems will gather in Chicago nearly a month after Republicans have their convention in Milwaukee July 15-18.

Experts agree employers in Wisconsin will be hesitant to lay off workers even if the economy soon enters a recession, as some economists predict. During an interview on WisconsinEye yesterday, Wisconsin Center for Manufacturing and Productivity CEO Buckley Brinkman said
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Current court members were active in election, could intensify rancor between judges.

When Justice-elect Protasiewcz is sworn in this August, which laws/reforms are most likely to be struck down in short order?

Eleven things that went wrong.

And removed from office by Republican Senate supermajority. But then Gov. Evers could step in.

Beyond the candidates and their individual campaign strategies, the respective political parties waged entirely different battles.

The outcome was a big achievement for Democrats, who rallied supporters and raised money across the country for what would normally be a little-noticed (and officially nonpartisan) contest.

Losing the Wisconsin Supreme Court race by a whopping 11-point margin was a big blow to Republicans, prompting a round of soul-searching and recriminations.

Trump has never apologized for his actions or words following the Central Park charges and false convictions, even when asked to do so during the 2016 presidential campaign

Once the nation’s second most populous city, Chicago’s now fallen to third as thousands flee it and a Cook County riven with crime and violence, high taxes, and a hopeless financial outlook crippled by the award of exorbitant public pensions.
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Exclusively for WisPolitics Subscribers Advertisement Wisconsin Hospital Association From WisPolitics.com … — U.S. Sen. Tammy Baldwin, D-Madison, formally announced today that she will seek reelection in 2024, saying “Wisconsinites need someone who can fight and win” in a crucial election year. Baldwin’s announcement gives national Dems a two-term incumbent and

Dems will gather in Chicago nearly a month after Republicans have their convention in Milwaukee July 15-18.

Experts agree employers in Wisconsin will be hesitant to lay off workers even if the economy soon enters a recession, as some economists predict. During an interview on WisconsinEye yesterday, Wisconsin Center for Manufacturing and Productivity CEO Buckley Brinkman said manufacturers in the state have learned the importance of holding
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Current court members were active in election, could intensify rancor between judges.

When Justice-elect Protasiewcz is sworn in this August, which laws/reforms are most likely to be struck down in short order?

Eleven things that went wrong.

And removed from office by Republican Senate supermajority. But then Gov. Evers could step in.

Beyond the candidates and their individual campaign strategies, the respective political parties waged entirely different battles.

The outcome was a big achievement for Democrats, who rallied supporters and raised money across the country for what would normally be a little-noticed (and officially nonpartisan) contest.