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Which is strange because the state high court will probably never rule on such cases.
Protasiewicz’s approach to the law is to use her position as a means to reach outcomes that align with her personal values and convictions irrespective of what the law actually says. It is the kind of judicial activism that obliterates the Rule of Law.
If Daniel Kelly were elected, the future of democracy in Wisconsin would be at risk. That’s not a chance any of us should be willing to take.
As the month ends, I realize that Black history is every day, and that because of our elders who experienced what we read about in history books we have the opportunity to hear and ask questions about their lived experiences.
We must teach history completely to students in our public schools. The good, the bad, and yes, even the ugly. History matters.
Guaranteed income would have a much bigger bang for the buck in terms of broader benefits to society.
Assembly Speaker Robin Vos at a Wisconsin Counties Association event sought to lower local government expectations for more money this budget cycle.
Exclusively for WisPolitics Subscribers Advertisement Wisconsin REALTORS Association From WisPolitics.com … — The Senate and Assembly Education committees will hold a joint informational hearing this morning on the science of reading. Gov. Tony Evers told reporters on Tuesday his meetings
Assembly Speaker Robin Vos says he’ll likely appeal a Dane County judge’s decision that he pay at least $135,574 in legal fees to American Oversight for its successful suit to get records from former Justice Michael Gableman’s review of the 2020 election.
Liberal Supreme Court candidate Janet Protasiewicz says elected she would recuse herself from any case involving the state Dem Party after it transferred $2.5 million to her campaign last week. Conservative rival Daniel Kelly, meanwhile, declined to make a similar blanket pledge regarding the state GOP, saying he would consider it on a case-by-case basis.
After a strong post-pandemic recovery, Glendale-based Weyco Group is looking to expand further into the outdoor shoe market and continue growing through acquisitions. That was the message CEO Tom Florsheim delivered yesterday to members of the Milwaukee Rotary Club. Speaking
Wisconsin’s school choice programs are on the ballot April 4. That will come as news to parents of the approximate 50,000 students who are enrolled in those programs. However, the threat posed by the Supreme Court candidacy of Janet Protasiewicz is real.
Lawmakers must pass legislation to ensure the costs of replacing old or out-of-compliance poles are split fairly, increase transparency through consistent timelines for permits and access to poles, and to ensure disputes between pole owners and those deploying broadband are heard and resolved as quickly as possible.
Evers has, for the most part, made solid appointments to run state agencies, but he has messed up now in all three of his appointments to the PSC.
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Which is strange because the state high court will probably never rule on such cases.
Protasiewicz’s approach to the law is to use her position as a means to reach outcomes that align with her personal values and convictions irrespective of what the law actually says. It is the kind of judicial activism that obliterates the Rule of Law.
If Daniel Kelly were elected, the future of democracy in Wisconsin would be at risk. That’s not a chance any of us should be willing to take.
As the month ends, I realize that Black history is every day, and that because of our elders who experienced what we read about in history books we have the opportunity to hear and ask questions about their lived experiences.
We must teach history completely to students in our public schools. The good, the bad, and yes, even the ugly. History matters.
Guaranteed income would have a much bigger bang for the buck in terms of broader benefits to society.
Assembly Speaker Robin Vos at a Wisconsin Counties Association event sought to lower local government expectations for more money this budget cycle.
Exclusively for WisPolitics Subscribers Advertisement Wisconsin REALTORS Association From WisPolitics.com … — The Senate and Assembly Education committees will hold a joint informational hearing this morning on the science of reading. Gov. Tony Evers told reporters on Tuesday his meetings with Senate Majority Leader Devin LeMahieu, R-Oostburg, and Assembly Speaker
Assembly Speaker Robin Vos says he’ll likely appeal a Dane County judge’s decision that he pay at least $135,574 in legal fees to American Oversight for its successful suit to get records from former Justice Michael Gableman’s review of the 2020 election.
Liberal Supreme Court candidate Janet Protasiewicz says elected she would recuse herself from any case involving the state Dem Party after it transferred $2.5 million to her campaign last week. Conservative rival Daniel Kelly, meanwhile, declined to make a similar blanket pledge regarding the state GOP, saying he would consider it on a case-by-case basis.
After a strong post-pandemic recovery, Glendale-based Weyco Group is looking to expand further into the outdoor shoe market and continue growing through acquisitions. That was the message CEO Tom Florsheim delivered yesterday to members of the Milwaukee Rotary Club. Speaking at the group’s latest luncheon meeting, he said the footwear
Wisconsin’s school choice programs are on the ballot April 4. That will come as news to parents of the approximate 50,000 students who are enrolled in those programs. However, the threat posed by the Supreme Court candidacy of Janet Protasiewicz is real.
Lawmakers must pass legislation to ensure the costs of replacing old or out-of-compliance poles are split fairly, increase transparency through consistent timelines for permits and access to poles, and to ensure disputes between pole owners and those deploying broadband are heard and resolved as quickly as possible.
Evers has, for the most part, made solid appointments to run state agencies, but he has messed up now in all three of his appointments to the PSC.