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State Solutions Inc. says it’s launched a $400,000 TV ad buy targeting Dem Gov. Tony Evers on taxes and crime. The Washington, D.C.-based group said the spots are running in the Green Bay and Milwaukee media markets. In one, the
There’s been far too little attention to economic conditions, far too much time in virtue signaling.
As the U.S. economy shrinks into recession, we’re reminded of Barnes’ anti-capitalism rant at the United Nations Climate Conference in Madrid in late 2019.
Fond du Lac district attorney is fatally flawed in every aspect of his candidacy.
Gunmakers have taken in more than $1 billion by selling semi-automatic AR-15-style weapons during the past decade alone, a House committee report said, adding that much of the marketing is aimed at convincing young men that the rifles are a way to prove their masculinity.
It took nearly two years, but the Wisconsin Elections Commission is finally cracking down on voter fraud … against a concerned citizen who exposed massive vulnerabilities within the state’s MyVote system.
Using cost strategies to limit citizen access to records is bad governance.
This week, Wisconsin pauses to remember an attack that shook our state to the core one decade ago.
On July 22, warring nations Russia and Ukraine, along with Turkey and the United Nations, signed an important agreement to allow grain exports to resume from Ukraine.
Godlewski in a statement said in order to defeat U.S. Sen. Ron Johnson, R-Oshkosh, she knew Dems had to band together. “It’s clear that if we want to finally send Ron Johnson packing, we must all get behind Mandela Barnes
“Over a year ago, we launched this campaign to defeat Ron Johnson and return this Senate seat to the people of Wisconsin. I stepped up because, too often, Washington overlooks so many of the challenges working families face–from affordable childcare
U.S. Senate candidate Lt. Gov. Mandela Barnes reported $990,496 in his warchest in his pre-primary report– nearly triple what state Treasurer Sarah Godlewski had for cash on hand ahead of her dropping out of the field today. Godlewski reported $332,157
State Solutions Inc. says it’s launched a $400,000 TV ad buy targeting Dem Gov. Tony Evers on taxes and crime. The Washington, D.C.-based group said the spots are running in the Green Bay and Milwaukee media markets. In one, the narrator says families are paying an extra $5,200 this year
There’s been far too little attention to economic conditions, far too much time in virtue signaling.
As the U.S. economy shrinks into recession, we’re reminded of Barnes’ anti-capitalism rant at the United Nations Climate Conference in Madrid in late 2019.
Fond du Lac district attorney is fatally flawed in every aspect of his candidacy.
Gunmakers have taken in more than $1 billion by selling semi-automatic AR-15-style weapons during the past decade alone, a House committee report said, adding that much of the marketing is aimed at convincing young men that the rifles are a way to prove their masculinity.
It took nearly two years, but the Wisconsin Elections Commission is finally cracking down on voter fraud … against a concerned citizen who exposed massive vulnerabilities within the state’s MyVote system.
Using cost strategies to limit citizen access to records is bad governance.
This week, Wisconsin pauses to remember an attack that shook our state to the core one decade ago.
On July 22, warring nations Russia and Ukraine, along with Turkey and the United Nations, signed an important agreement to allow grain exports to resume from Ukraine.
Godlewski in a statement said in order to defeat U.S. Sen. Ron Johnson, R-Oshkosh, she knew Dems had to band together. “It’s clear that if we want to finally send Ron Johnson packing, we must all get behind Mandela Barnes and fight together. I’m proud of what our 72-county campaign
“Over a year ago, we launched this campaign to defeat Ron Johnson and return this Senate seat to the people of Wisconsin. I stepped up because, too often, Washington overlooks so many of the challenges working families face–from affordable childcare and senior care to paid family leave to prescription drug
U.S. Senate candidate Lt. Gov. Mandela Barnes reported $990,496 in his warchest in his pre-primary report– nearly triple what state Treasurer Sarah Godlewski had for cash on hand ahead of her dropping out of the field today. Godlewski reported $332,157 cash on hand just ahead of the Aug. 9 primary.