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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.
Newly elected House Speaker Kevin McCarthy Saturday got it backwards when he thanked former President Donald Trump for helping win the speakership.
The pervasive nature of illegal immigration will continue to be a challenge unless Biden and his team wake up.
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Exclusively for WisPolitics Subscribers Advertisement Wisconsin Society of Anesthesiologists From WisPolitics.com … — The Elections Commission will meet today to approve ballot access for the spring elections and the special election in the 8th SD. No challenges were filed by
Liberal Supreme Court candidate Janet Protasiewicz drew criticism from conservative rival Daniel Kelly at a WisPolitics.com forum in Madison after she said the state’s legislative maps are “absolutely, positively rigged.”
Wisconsin needs to build about 140,000 housing units by 2030 to meet current estimates for housing needs. But that number could be more than 200,000 if the state’s working-age population grows. That’s according to a new report from Forward Analytics,
Wisconsin likely stands alone with Mississippi and other Southern states in refusing 90 percent federal expansion funding and an additional five percent federal funding for three years.
Both the flat tax idea and the movement to end the income tax are based on plans that would severely reduce state revenues, requiring cuts in many state services and crushing hopes to help public schools and give relief to beleaguered local governments. Worse, they both would place the tax burden directly on those who ought to be paying less.
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.
Newly elected House Speaker Kevin McCarthy Saturday got it backwards when he thanked former President Donald Trump for helping win the speakership.
The pervasive nature of illegal immigration will continue to be a challenge unless Biden and his team wake up.
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Exclusively for WisPolitics Subscribers Advertisement Wisconsin Society of Anesthesiologists From WisPolitics.com … — The Elections Commission will meet today to approve ballot access for the spring elections and the special election in the 8th SD. No challenges were filed by last week’s deadline, and the commission will do a final
Liberal Supreme Court candidate Janet Protasiewicz drew criticism from conservative rival Daniel Kelly at a WisPolitics.com forum in Madison after she said the state’s legislative maps are “absolutely, positively rigged.”
Wisconsin needs to build about 140,000 housing units by 2030 to meet current estimates for housing needs. But that number could be more than 200,000 if the state’s working-age population grows. That’s according to a new report from Forward Analytics, the research arm of the Wisconsin Counties Association. While the
Wisconsin likely stands alone with Mississippi and other Southern states in refusing 90 percent federal expansion funding and an additional five percent federal funding for three years.
Both the flat tax idea and the movement to end the income tax are based on plans that would severely reduce state revenues, requiring cuts in many state services and crushing hopes to help public schools and give relief to beleaguered local governments. Worse, they both would place the tax burden directly on those who ought to be paying less.