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Since the fall elections a strange thing has been happening in Wisconsin politics. Gov. Tony Evers and Speaker Robin Vos have sought a reset on their relationship. … That progress continued in Evers’ state of the state speech last night.
The word? Crime.
Both candidates for state Supreme Court got legal training from mediocre Bible-oriented school.
Democrats say boosting the April 4 turnout is why Republican legislators put a constitutional change and a non-binding advisory referendum before voters.
Suddenly, the state of Illinois has become one of our Republican legislators’ favorite places. Illinois, you see, has a “flat” income tax.
Hesselbein has emerged as an outspoken champion of working Wisconsinites — and the truth.
Democratic voters in Milwaukee are turning away from the feel-good do-nothing rhetoric of progressive elected officials and that scares the Democratic Party, and rightly so.
We have witnessed 39 times this far what more guns, easily bought with few limitations, has brought upon our country.
I’m hardly the first to observe that if wealth and hard work truly went hand in hand, every African woman would be a millionaire.
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Exclusively for WisPolitics Subscribers Advertisement Wisconsin REALTORS Association From WisPolitics.com … — Dem Gov. Tony Evers used his fifth State of the State address to call for $1.3 billion in new spending on top priorities, along with a boost in
MADISON…Assembly Republican Majority Leader Tyler August (R-Lake Geneva) released the following statement following the annual State of the State address given by Governor Tony Evers: “While the legislature looks forward to working with Governor Evers on items we can mutually
Madison, WI — Wisconsin State Senator Eric Wimberger (R-Green Bay) issued the following statement regarding the Governor’s State of the State Address: “I am glad that after four years in office the Governor is finally able to celebrate the benefits
“Not one word of Governor Evers’ State of the State address was spent on the top issue facing Wisconsin families – inflation. Not a single, solitary word. And, although he used the words “public safety,” he had absolutely no game
MADISON, WI – Today, Governor Tony Evers delivered his fifth annual State of the State Address, highlighting his administration’s hard work over the last four years and discussing his plans for the next four. Representative Shelia Stubbs (D-Madison) released the
Since the fall elections a strange thing has been happening in Wisconsin politics. Gov. Tony Evers and Speaker Robin Vos have sought a reset on their relationship. … That progress continued in Evers’ state of the state speech last night.
The word? Crime.
Both candidates for state Supreme Court got legal training from mediocre Bible-oriented school.
Democrats say boosting the April 4 turnout is why Republican legislators put a constitutional change and a non-binding advisory referendum before voters.
Suddenly, the state of Illinois has become one of our Republican legislators’ favorite places. Illinois, you see, has a “flat” income tax.
Hesselbein has emerged as an outspoken champion of working Wisconsinites — and the truth.
Democratic voters in Milwaukee are turning away from the feel-good do-nothing rhetoric of progressive elected officials and that scares the Democratic Party, and rightly so.
We have witnessed 39 times this far what more guns, easily bought with few limitations, has brought upon our country.
I’m hardly the first to observe that if wealth and hard work truly went hand in hand, every African woman would be a millionaire.
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Exclusively for WisPolitics Subscribers Advertisement Wisconsin REALTORS Association From WisPolitics.com … — Dem Gov. Tony Evers used his fifth State of the State address to call for $1.3 billion in new spending on top priorities, along with a boost in shared revenue that could near $500 million more a year.
MADISON…Assembly Republican Majority Leader Tyler August (R-Lake Geneva) released the following statement following the annual State of the State address given by Governor Tony Evers: “While the legislature looks forward to working with Governor Evers on items we can mutually agree upon, Republicans will continue to fight for common-sense values
Madison, WI — Wisconsin State Senator Eric Wimberger (R-Green Bay) issued the following statement regarding the Governor’s State of the State Address: “I am glad that after four years in office the Governor is finally able to celebrate the benefits that responsible budgets bring. As a new member of the
“Not one word of Governor Evers’ State of the State address was spent on the top issue facing Wisconsin families – inflation. Not a single, solitary word. And, although he used the words “public safety,” he had absolutely no game plan addressing the people too scared of crime to leave
MADISON, WI – Today, Governor Tony Evers delivered his fifth annual State of the State Address, highlighting his administration’s hard work over the last four years and discussing his plans for the next four. Representative Shelia Stubbs (D-Madison) released the following statement: “Governor Tony Evers steered Wisconsin into a strong position