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Madison, WI — Tonight, Governor Evers gave his annual State of the State address in the Assembly Chambers. State Representative Alex Dallman (R-Green Lake) gave the following statement in response: “Governor Evers spent much of his address touting the great work
“Wisconsin can’t lead from the middle. Our state’s tax climate is ranked 27th in the country, yet Governor Evers refuses to embrace the flat tax – a meaningful reform. This comes as no surprise from a Governor who proposed more
Gov. Tony Evers tonight will lay down another marker in the tax cut debate, urging the Legislature to “do it responsibly” to avoid a spike in debt or a cut in priorities such as public schools and public safety.
In his recent column in this newspaper, Mark Belling says Justice Kelly “seem(s) mostly motivated to avenge an unfair defeat” and is “likely to lose again.” Mr. Belling is wrong on both counts.
I’ve been talking with politically knowledgeable folks around the state about this race. Their unanimous opinion is that Protasiewicz is far and away the strongest progressive candidate.
Judicial appointments and elections do, too.
Medicare Advantage is part of the solution.
Not so well, say doctors.
Flat tax proposal would hurt education, roads, public safety
The battle for leadership of Dane County’s Republican party is a microcosm of the civil war Republicans are waging nationally within itself.
Home sales in south central Wisconsin dropped 15 percent between 2021 and 2022, according to a new report. The Realtors Association of South Central Wisconsin reports total home sales in the region fell from 18,546 to 15,765 over the year.
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The State Bar of Wisconsin is calling the shortage of prosecutors and public defenders a “constitutional crisis” that could lead to the erosion of the right to a fair and speedy trial.
Madison, WI — Tonight, Governor Evers gave his annual State of the State address in the Assembly Chambers. State Representative Alex Dallman (R-Green Lake) gave the following statement in response: “Governor Evers spent much of his address touting the great work that Wisconsin has accomplished over his first four years in
“Wisconsin can’t lead from the middle. Our state’s tax climate is ranked 27th in the country, yet Governor Evers refuses to embrace the flat tax – a meaningful reform. This comes as no surprise from a Governor who proposed more than $1 billion in new taxes and fees in each
Gov. Tony Evers tonight will lay down another marker in the tax cut debate, urging the Legislature to “do it responsibly” to avoid a spike in debt or a cut in priorities such as public schools and public safety.
In his recent column in this newspaper, Mark Belling says Justice Kelly “seem(s) mostly motivated to avenge an unfair defeat” and is “likely to lose again.” Mr. Belling is wrong on both counts.
I’ve been talking with politically knowledgeable folks around the state about this race. Their unanimous opinion is that Protasiewicz is far and away the strongest progressive candidate.
Judicial appointments and elections do, too.
Medicare Advantage is part of the solution.
Not so well, say doctors.
Flat tax proposal would hurt education, roads, public safety
The battle for leadership of Dane County’s Republican party is a microcosm of the civil war Republicans are waging nationally within itself.
Home sales in south central Wisconsin dropped 15 percent between 2021 and 2022, according to a new report. The Realtors Association of South Central Wisconsin reports total home sales in the region fell from 18,546 to 15,765 over the year. While sales numbers for January through June were roughly in
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The State Bar of Wisconsin is calling the shortage of prosecutors and public defenders a “constitutional crisis” that could lead to the erosion of the right to a fair and speedy trial.