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Biden’s too old; Trump is too toxic.
If it allegedly demonstrates courage to take on what they proclaim to be threats to the American way of life by “radical” leftists and scalawags like Democratic Gov. Tony Evers, that courage is clearly absent when it comes to standing up to Donald Trump’s hold on their party.
Nothing in politics moves quickly, and the turning of the grievance mindset which now makes up the GOP will require efforts at strong and persistent messaging from within the party.
What if then President Donald Trump had bullied his secret service detail into taking him up to Capitol Hill to join and probably lead the assault on the American electoral process?
Democrats are going back to their political playbook from 2018, when they shoved weed advisory questions on county ballots across the state to help drive up turnout — a strategy that proved effective in helping get liberal Gov. Tony Evers elected.
Supreme Court clips Biden’s climate-change wings
In May of this year, a string of antisemitic literature drops brought GRT’s narrative of hate to Kenosha.
At the height of the pandemic the court upheld Gov. Tony Evers’ stay-at-home order to limit spread of the virus.
State Supreme Court decision leaves just one obstacle to land swap for Kohler golf course.
The state Elections Commission failed to agree on guidance for local clerks on how to follow the state Supreme Court ruling that found drop boxes for absentee ballots are illegal. But some members suggested the commission could provide guidance later
Exclusively for WisPolitics Subscribers Advertisement Wisconsin REALTORS Association From WisPolitics.com … — The state Elections Commission failed to agree on guidance for local clerks on how to follow the state Supreme Court ruling that found drop boxes for absentee ballots
The head of the state’s Office of School Safety says digital facility mapping is expected to “save time and save lives” during violent incidents and medical emergencies. The office, part of the state Department of Justice, yesterday announced applications are
Biden’s too old; Trump is too toxic.
If it allegedly demonstrates courage to take on what they proclaim to be threats to the American way of life by “radical” leftists and scalawags like Democratic Gov. Tony Evers, that courage is clearly absent when it comes to standing up to Donald Trump’s hold on their party.
Nothing in politics moves quickly, and the turning of the grievance mindset which now makes up the GOP will require efforts at strong and persistent messaging from within the party.
What if then President Donald Trump had bullied his secret service detail into taking him up to Capitol Hill to join and probably lead the assault on the American electoral process?
Democrats are going back to their political playbook from 2018, when they shoved weed advisory questions on county ballots across the state to help drive up turnout — a strategy that proved effective in helping get liberal Gov. Tony Evers elected.
Supreme Court clips Biden’s climate-change wings
In May of this year, a string of antisemitic literature drops brought GRT’s narrative of hate to Kenosha.
At the height of the pandemic the court upheld Gov. Tony Evers’ stay-at-home order to limit spread of the virus.
State Supreme Court decision leaves just one obstacle to land swap for Kohler golf course.
The state Elections Commission failed to agree on guidance for local clerks on how to follow the state Supreme Court ruling that found drop boxes for absentee ballots are illegal. But some members suggested the commission could provide guidance later after having more time to digest Friday’s ruling. New Chair
Exclusively for WisPolitics Subscribers Advertisement Wisconsin REALTORS Association From WisPolitics.com … — The state Elections Commission failed to agree on guidance for local clerks on how to follow the state Supreme Court ruling that found drop boxes for absentee ballots are illegal. But some members suggested the commission could provide
The head of the state’s Office of School Safety says digital facility mapping is expected to “save time and save lives” during violent incidents and medical emergencies. The office, part of the state Department of Justice, yesterday announced applications are being accepted for the 2021 Wisconsin Act 109 Digital Mapping