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We’ve got at least six national emergencies on our hands, and crime and immigration are not among them. You wouldn’t know it watching the political ads Republicans are airing all across the country this election season.
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We’ve got at least six national emergencies on our hands, and crime and immigration are not among them. You wouldn’t know it watching the political ads Republicans are airing all across the country this election season.

We are witnessing a brutal attack on our traditional system of free elections, the bedrock of what has guided the United States through its 246 years as the beacon of government of, by and for the people.

The full picture is far more complicated than what can be captured in any 30-second television spot. Competitiveness in an age of economic unease is not driven by a few factors, but a blend of state-based pluses and minuses.

The Redress Movement is a national, not-for-profit organization, whose mission is to begin the process of redressing the damage caused by decades of legal and illegal segregation policies and practices.

Curiously, justices’ questions suggest a ruling that could open another can of worms entirely.

GOP guv candidate Tim Michels, responding to negative ads targeting his abortion position, told the Milwaukee Rotary Club he would “never arrest a doctor.”
Exclusively for WisPolitics Subscribers Advertisement La Follette School of Public Affairs From WisPolitics.com … — The Democratic Attorneys General Association released its first ads of the Wisconsin race today, knocking GOP challenger Eric Toney on abortion. The group said the

A group called Create Wisconsin, which wants more state support for the arts industry, is rolling out a new multi-pronged economic development initiative. In an interview yesterday, Create Wisconsin Director Anne Katz said the group has submitted its Grow Wisconsin

Gov. Tony Evers has released three new TV ads, two knocking his GOP rival and the third defending the Dem incumbent from attacks over those released on parole during his time in office. The Evers campaign didn’t release information about

The NRCC launched a new TV ad hitting 3rd CD Dem candidate Brad Pfaff for supporting tax hikes. The National Republican Congressional Committee says it has $1.2 million reserved on TV from now through Election Day. The new ad will

Human Rights Campaign Equality Votes PAC today announced a statewide digital ad campaign, including an ad in support of Barnes’ U.S. Senate bid and Dem Gov. Tony Evers’ reelection campaign. The campaign also includes ads that will run in Georgia,

Planned Parenthood Votes in a new digital ad supporting Barnes blasted Johnson for backing the decision that triggered Wisconsin’s pre-Civil War abortion ban. It is the second ad in Planned Parenthood Votes’ six-figure campaign supporting Barnes’ bid against Johnson. A

We’ve got at least six national emergencies on our hands, and crime and immigration are not among them. You wouldn’t know it watching the political ads Republicans are airing all across the country this election season.

We are witnessing a brutal attack on our traditional system of free elections, the bedrock of what has guided the United States through its 246 years as the beacon of government of, by and for the people.

The full picture is far more complicated than what can be captured in any 30-second television spot. Competitiveness in an age of economic unease is not driven by a few factors, but a blend of state-based pluses and minuses.

The Redress Movement is a national, not-for-profit organization, whose mission is to begin the process of redressing the damage caused by decades of legal and illegal segregation policies and practices.

Curiously, justices’ questions suggest a ruling that could open another can of worms entirely.

GOP guv candidate Tim Michels, responding to negative ads targeting his abortion position, told the Milwaukee Rotary Club he would “never arrest a doctor.”
Exclusively for WisPolitics Subscribers Advertisement La Follette School of Public Affairs From WisPolitics.com … — The Democratic Attorneys General Association released its first ads of the Wisconsin race today, knocking GOP challenger Eric Toney on abortion. The group said the effort through its DAGA People’s Lawyer Project includes about $1.9

A group called Create Wisconsin, which wants more state support for the arts industry, is rolling out a new multi-pronged economic development initiative. In an interview yesterday, Create Wisconsin Director Anne Katz said the group has submitted its Grow Wisconsin Creatively Initiative to Gov. Tony Evers’ office and is holding

Gov. Tony Evers has released three new TV ads, two knocking his GOP rival and the third defending the Dem incumbent from attacks over those released on parole during his time in office. The Evers campaign didn’t release information about the buy. According to information collected by AdImpact as of

The NRCC launched a new TV ad hitting 3rd CD Dem candidate Brad Pfaff for supporting tax hikes. The National Republican Congressional Committee says it has $1.2 million reserved on TV from now through Election Day. The new ad will run on broadcast in the La Crosse and Wausau markets.

Human Rights Campaign Equality Votes PAC today announced a statewide digital ad campaign, including an ad in support of Barnes’ U.S. Senate bid and Dem Gov. Tony Evers’ reelection campaign. The campaign also includes ads that will run in Georgia, North Carolina and Nevada. A spokesperson for the LGBTQ+ advocacy

Planned Parenthood Votes in a new digital ad supporting Barnes blasted Johnson for backing the decision that triggered Wisconsin’s pre-Civil War abortion ban. It is the second ad in Planned Parenthood Votes’ six-figure campaign supporting Barnes’ bid against Johnson. A spokesperson for the abortion rights group said the ad will