Vos backs exception for rape and incest if Wisconsin’s abortion ban goes into effect
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April home sales in the metro Milwaukee area fell 8.2 percent over the year, but the Greater Milwaukee Association of Realtors says “no one should panic.” That’s because last year was an “exceptionally wild year” for residential real estate, the
Exclusively for WisPolitics Subscribers Advertisement Wisconsin REALTORS Association From WisPolitics.com … — AG Josh Kaul has tested positive for COVID-19. The Department of Justice tweeted late yesterday that Kaul was experiencing minor symptoms. “He will follow CDC and local public
Michael Gableman — who last month offered to reduce his salary to $1 annually to keep his probe of the 2020 election going — will be paid $5,500 a month under an amended contract with Assembly Speaker Robin Vos. The
The liberal not-for-profit group Majority Forward has launched a statewide ad criticizing U.S. Sen. Ron Johnson for “phony baloney policies” on trade relations with China. The buy is part of a $2.7 million ad campaign and will be featured on
The head of The Business Council in Milwaukee says boosting supplier diversity is “necessary” for strengthening the region’s business community. “If you don’t see strong businesses in communities that look like you and are participating in the economic wealth creation
Whatever your role in this critical moment, now’s the time to own it.
Why exactly is the firebombing of Wisconsin Family Action not being treated as the deadly serious act of domestic terrorism that it is?
We do lose something intangible in a democracy when violence replaces spirited dialogue and reasoned debate.
If the U.S. Supreme Court overturns Roe v. Wade, as the leaked draft of the decision indicates it will, then Wisconsin would most likely be dusting off an archaic law from 1849.
Once again Michael Gableman is working without a contract on a tax-funded investigation. Yet even when he was on contract the investigation was off the rails.
In the scramble to distribute trillions of dollars in a declared emergency, government at all levels sacrificed transparency and accountability to the taxpaying public.
How standardized tests only tell a partial story.
May 15-21, 2022 is National EMS Week.
April home sales in the metro Milwaukee area fell 8.2 percent over the year, but the Greater Milwaukee Association of Realtors says “no one should panic.” That’s because last year was an “exceptionally wild year” for residential real estate, the group wrote yesterday in its latest report. A total of
Exclusively for WisPolitics Subscribers Advertisement Wisconsin REALTORS Association From WisPolitics.com … — AG Josh Kaul has tested positive for COVID-19. The Department of Justice tweeted late yesterday that Kaul was experiencing minor symptoms. “He will follow CDC and local public health guidelines and will work from home until his isolation
Michael Gableman — who last month offered to reduce his salary to $1 annually to keep his probe of the 2020 election going — will be paid $5,500 a month under an amended contract with Assembly Speaker Robin Vos. The new salary is half the $11,000 Gableman was being paid
The liberal not-for-profit group Majority Forward has launched a statewide ad criticizing U.S. Sen. Ron Johnson for “phony baloney policies” on trade relations with China. The buy is part of a $2.7 million ad campaign and will be featured on broadcast, cable, satellite and digital platforms. The ad shows a
The head of The Business Council in Milwaukee says boosting supplier diversity is “necessary” for strengthening the region’s business community. “If you don’t see strong businesses in communities that look like you and are participating in the economic wealth creation of said community, your communities are failing,” Marjorie Rucker, the
Whatever your role in this critical moment, now’s the time to own it.
Why exactly is the firebombing of Wisconsin Family Action not being treated as the deadly serious act of domestic terrorism that it is?
We do lose something intangible in a democracy when violence replaces spirited dialogue and reasoned debate.
If the U.S. Supreme Court overturns Roe v. Wade, as the leaked draft of the decision indicates it will, then Wisconsin would most likely be dusting off an archaic law from 1849.
Once again Michael Gableman is working without a contract on a tax-funded investigation. Yet even when he was on contract the investigation was off the rails.
In the scramble to distribute trillions of dollars in a declared emergency, government at all levels sacrificed transparency and accountability to the taxpaying public.
How standardized tests only tell a partial story.
May 15-21, 2022 is National EMS Week.