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If Tim Michels and Rebecca Kleefisch want to put forth a bold agenda, they need to embrace substantial tax reform in Wisconsin that will make us the most competitive state in the midwest.
Republican legislators on the Joint Committee for the Review of Administrative Rules voted to suspend an emergency rule regarding common sense clerk corrections for small omissions on absentee ballot witness certificates.
Dawn Crim may have been shown the door, but the state licensing agency she has led for the past 3 1/2 years remains a mess.
Attorneys general in some states have sided with the FTC to block consumer and sometimes worker unfriendly mergers. Where is Wisconsin Attorney General Josh Kaul on these consumer-adverse mergers?
Four Wisconsinites with disabilities have filed a federal lawsuit against the Wisconsin Elections Commission and Administrator Meagan Wolfe, arguing they interpreted the state Supreme Court’s recent absentee ballot drop box decision in a way that will disenfranchise disabled voters. The
Exclusively for WisPolitics Subscribers Advertisement Wisconsin REALTORS Association From WisPolitics.com … — Rebecca Kleefisch, who has been hitting GOP guv rival Tim Michels on gas taxes in her TV ads, is now going after him over illegal immigration. The latest
Dem U.S. Senate candidate Mandela Barnes in his fourth TV ad touts his working-class roots and says he’ll grow manufacturing jobs in America. The lt. gov. in the 30-second spot airing on broadcast and cable TV, and on digital platforms
Deam U.S. Senate candidate Tom Nelson released a new digital ad charging U.S. Sen. Ron Johnson hasn’t done anything about gun-related school incidents, even though they’ve increased from 15 when he was elected in 2010 to 249 last year. Nelson’s
Assembly Speaker Robin Vos said he won’t blame former President Trump if he loses his primary race. Trump recently called Vos and urged the longtime Republican leader to overturn Wisconsin’s 2020 presidential results after the Wisconsin Supreme Court ruling on
No one is above the law. The U.S. Department of Justice must hold Trump accountable.
Donald Trump is an offender who attempted by overt acts to overthrow the government of the state to which he owed allegiance.
I fervently hope that Ron Johnson wins reelection, but in the best interests of a state I love, I equally fervently hope that the Democrats nominate someone of substance and character.
Bankruptcies, tax giveaways, high gas prices, compromised national security, global warming: That’s the price of continuing down our current path. The industry needs to be put out of its misery and placed into the hands of the people.
Republicans smell blood! Four candidates want to replace incumbent Democrat governor Tony Evers, eight for lieutenant governor, three for attorney general, three for secretary of state, two for treasurer — 20 candidates in all! Best we can determine, only three of those 20 are presidential Election Deniers. What does that tell you?
If Tim Michels and Rebecca Kleefisch want to put forth a bold agenda, they need to embrace substantial tax reform in Wisconsin that will make us the most competitive state in the midwest.
Republican legislators on the Joint Committee for the Review of Administrative Rules voted to suspend an emergency rule regarding common sense clerk corrections for small omissions on absentee ballot witness certificates.
Dawn Crim may have been shown the door, but the state licensing agency she has led for the past 3 1/2 years remains a mess.
Attorneys general in some states have sided with the FTC to block consumer and sometimes worker unfriendly mergers. Where is Wisconsin Attorney General Josh Kaul on these consumer-adverse mergers?
Four Wisconsinites with disabilities have filed a federal lawsuit against the Wisconsin Elections Commission and Administrator Meagan Wolfe, arguing they interpreted the state Supreme Court’s recent absentee ballot drop box decision in a way that will disenfranchise disabled voters. The lawsuit addresses comments Wolfe made in a July 14 press
Exclusively for WisPolitics Subscribers Advertisement Wisconsin REALTORS Association From WisPolitics.com … — Rebecca Kleefisch, who has been hitting GOP guv rival Tim Michels on gas taxes in her TV ads, is now going after him over illegal immigration. The latest spot calls Michels a “hypocrite” who is “lying about illegal
Dem U.S. Senate candidate Mandela Barnes in his fourth TV ad touts his working-class roots and says he’ll grow manufacturing jobs in America. The lt. gov. in the 30-second spot airing on broadcast and cable TV, and on digital platforms statewide says keeping jobs in America helps keep shelves stocked
Deam U.S. Senate candidate Tom Nelson released a new digital ad charging U.S. Sen. Ron Johnson hasn’t done anything about gun-related school incidents, even though they’ve increased from 15 when he was elected in 2010 to 249 last year. Nelson’s campaign said the ad is running on digital platforms, but
Assembly Speaker Robin Vos said he won’t blame former President Trump if he loses his primary race. Trump recently called Vos and urged the longtime Republican leader to overturn Wisconsin’s 2020 presidential results after the Wisconsin Supreme Court ruling on absentee ballot drop boxes, a move Vos said he told
No one is above the law. The U.S. Department of Justice must hold Trump accountable.
Donald Trump is an offender who attempted by overt acts to overthrow the government of the state to which he owed allegiance.
I fervently hope that Ron Johnson wins reelection, but in the best interests of a state I love, I equally fervently hope that the Democrats nominate someone of substance and character.
Bankruptcies, tax giveaways, high gas prices, compromised national security, global warming: That’s the price of continuing down our current path. The industry needs to be put out of its misery and placed into the hands of the people.
Republicans smell blood! Four candidates want to replace incumbent Democrat governor Tony Evers, eight for lieutenant governor, three for attorney general, three for secretary of state, two for treasurer — 20 candidates in all! Best we can determine, only three of those 20 are presidential Election Deniers. What does that tell you?