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La Follette’s resignation, Godlewski appointment latest example of insider Capitol deals.
When we contemplate sitting on the side lines, we must ask ourselves, who will stand up when they come for us?
Bipartisan support is growing for fixing reading education in Wisconsin. As policymakers evaluate various efforts with this goal, they should not lose sight of the importance of making sure that kids are ready for the next grade before they are promoted to it and fall only fall even further behind their peers.
Tenacity and resolve are traits from the Justice Department that I always find welcoming, but there is no glee to be found with this weak and anemic $215,000 settlement for a corporate farm that has done so much environmental harm.
The economy is wobbly but angel and venture deals still happen, most often for those who prepare and persevere.
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Exclusively for WisPolitics Subscribers Advertisement Worker’s Comp Works Coalition From WisPolitics.com … — Liberal Supreme Court candidate Janet Protasiewicz outraised conservative rival Daniel Kelly more than 5-to-1 in the latest reporting period, fueled by more than $8.8 million from
A new statewide radio network in Wisconsin called Civic Media is seeking to offer a “counterpoint” to conservative talk radio while elevating local and state-level issues. The company’s CEO, Sage Weil, is a successful software developer and a major Dem
In 2018, the Trump administration and GOP-led Congress, including Wisconsin GOP Senator Ron Johnson, agreed to significantly weaken oversight of so-called small and midsize banks.
The national Democratic Party has taken a lot of hits in recent years for what many perceive as its abandonment of rural voters.
Far below the contentious battle of conservative vs. liberal for control of the Wisconsin Supreme Court, voters are asked to weigh in on three ballot questions.
La Follette’s resignation, Godlewski appointment latest example of insider Capitol deals.
When we contemplate sitting on the side lines, we must ask ourselves, who will stand up when they come for us?
Bipartisan support is growing for fixing reading education in Wisconsin. As policymakers evaluate various efforts with this goal, they should not lose sight of the importance of making sure that kids are ready for the next grade before they are promoted to it and fall only fall even further behind their peers.
Tenacity and resolve are traits from the Justice Department that I always find welcoming, but there is no glee to be found with this weak and anemic $215,000 settlement for a corporate farm that has done so much environmental harm.
The economy is wobbly but angel and venture deals still happen, most often for those who prepare and persevere.
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Exclusively for WisPolitics Subscribers Advertisement Worker’s Comp Works Coalition From WisPolitics.com … — Liberal Supreme Court candidate Janet Protasiewicz outraised conservative rival Daniel Kelly more than 5-to-1 in the latest reporting period, fueled by more than $8.8 million from the state Dem Party, according to a review of finance
A new statewide radio network in Wisconsin called Civic Media is seeking to offer a “counterpoint” to conservative talk radio while elevating local and state-level issues. The company’s CEO, Sage Weil, is a successful software developer and a major Dem donor in the state. In a recent interview, he highlighted
In 2018, the Trump administration and GOP-led Congress, including Wisconsin GOP Senator Ron Johnson, agreed to significantly weaken oversight of so-called small and midsize banks.
The national Democratic Party has taken a lot of hits in recent years for what many perceive as its abandonment of rural voters.
Far below the contentious battle of conservative vs. liberal for control of the Wisconsin Supreme Court, voters are asked to weigh in on three ballot questions.