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January 6th has become a date that is seared into the American consciousness. Depending on a variety of factors, including personal political beliefs, the day represents significantly different things to different people.
A pair of democratic socialists have formed the state’s first socialist caucus since the 1930s.
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Republicans at a joint hearing touted a proposed constitutional amendment on bail as a way to promote public safety, while Dems argued the measure would prioritize the wealthy and wouldn’t fix issues in the pretrial system.
Exclusively for WisPolitics Subscribers Advertisement Wisconsin REALTORS Association From WisPolitics.com … — Sales of cigarette packs in Wisconsin in 2022 were half that of 2001 amid the growth of substitute products, higher taxes and a statewide ban on indoor smoking,
Home buyers in the Milwaukee market last year tended to be much younger than those at the national level, according to data from the National Association of Realtors. In a release yesterday, the Greater Milwaukee Association of Realtors highlighted some
Walker, in his lucrative foundation job, is continuing a long pattern of building his resume and cashing in by tearing down educators and education systems.
Every pro-life governor who ran for reelection in November won by a large margin.
PSC wrongly approves price gouging that will increase Wisconsin income disparities.
This time it’s the almighty Consumer Protection Safety Commission
The state has a huge surplus. We’re a public institution. Either we believe in public higher education or we don’t. If we cannot ask for restoring public funding now, when will we?
He is precisely what we need on the bench. An even tempered, thoughtful, jurist who does not view the law in a linear fashion.
Let’s celebrate the decline, give the cops some credit, and be somewhat skeptical about any one simple explanation for what happened.
January 6th has become a date that is seared into the American consciousness. Depending on a variety of factors, including personal political beliefs, the day represents significantly different things to different people.
A pair of democratic socialists have formed the state’s first socialist caucus since the 1930s.
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Republicans at a joint hearing touted a proposed constitutional amendment on bail as a way to promote public safety, while Dems argued the measure would prioritize the wealthy and wouldn’t fix issues in the pretrial system.
Exclusively for WisPolitics Subscribers Advertisement Wisconsin REALTORS Association From WisPolitics.com … — Sales of cigarette packs in Wisconsin in 2022 were half that of 2001 amid the growth of substitute products, higher taxes and a statewide ban on indoor smoking, the Wisconsin Policy Forum reports. The group noted some of
Home buyers in the Milwaukee market last year tended to be much younger than those at the national level, according to data from the National Association of Realtors. In a release yesterday, the Greater Milwaukee Association of Realtors highlighted some of the group’s top findings for Wisconsin’s largest metro area.
Walker, in his lucrative foundation job, is continuing a long pattern of building his resume and cashing in by tearing down educators and education systems.
Every pro-life governor who ran for reelection in November won by a large margin.
PSC wrongly approves price gouging that will increase Wisconsin income disparities.
This time it’s the almighty Consumer Protection Safety Commission
The state has a huge surplus. We’re a public institution. Either we believe in public higher education or we don’t. If we cannot ask for restoring public funding now, when will we?
He is precisely what we need on the bench. An even tempered, thoughtful, jurist who does not view the law in a linear fashion.
Let’s celebrate the decline, give the cops some credit, and be somewhat skeptical about any one simple explanation for what happened.