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Rick Kyte, a Viterbo University ethicist, made an extremely important point in a La Crosse presentation last month: The way we tell American history depends on our beliefs about who we are, and our sense of where our country should be headed.
The mess with Wisconsin’s elections
Biden doubles down on inflationary policies … If the well-established definition of inflation is too many dollars chasing too few goods, then dumping trillions of new dollars in government spending while raising corporate tax rates to 28%—thereby making it far more costly to produce things—is a singularly bad idea.
This construction season, after Republicans made substantial investments in the state’s transportation budget, our local governments are well-positioned to tackle many of their road priorities.
America has a bad habit of making the actions of one Black person somehow mean all of us are responsible.
Govs. Spencer Cox of Utah and Eric Holcomb of Indiana each vetoed bills that would ban transgender athletes from competing in the gender category of their choice.
Trump, in light of the criminal activity that continues to unfold surrounding the insurrection of January 6, 2021, needs a modern version of the “Rose Mary Stretch.”
Transportation and electric vehicle experts say federal dollars could go a long way toward making charging stations more accessible, but the Legislature needs to clarify public utility laws before Wisconsin sees widespread charging network expansion. UW-Madison Transportation Engineering Prof. David
Exclusively for WisPolitics Subscribers Advertisement Wisconsin REALTORS Association From WisPolitics.com … — U.S. Rep. Mike Gallagher applauded passage of his legislation to fund a new icebreaking ship for the U.S. Coast Guard in the Great Lakes. The Allouez Republican and
Acting Milwaukee Mayor Cavalier Johnson says he sees the city’s street car system as a way to grow the economy while offering residents, workers and visitors a way to access new developments. Johnson, who also serves as Milwaukee Common Council
Exclusively for WisPolitics Subscribers From WisPolitics.com … — Transportation and electric vehicle experts say federal dollars could go a long way toward making charging stations more accessible, but the Legislature needs to clarify public utility laws before Wisconsin sees widespread
Lt. Gov. Mandela Barnes released a new poll showing a 21-point lead over his Dem rivals in the race for U.S. Senate, but down 2 points compared to his campaign’s last poll. The poll found 38 percent of respondents say
Rick Kyte, a Viterbo University ethicist, made an extremely important point in a La Crosse presentation last month: The way we tell American history depends on our beliefs about who we are, and our sense of where our country should be headed.
The mess with Wisconsin’s elections
Biden doubles down on inflationary policies … If the well-established definition of inflation is too many dollars chasing too few goods, then dumping trillions of new dollars in government spending while raising corporate tax rates to 28%—thereby making it far more costly to produce things—is a singularly bad idea.
This construction season, after Republicans made substantial investments in the state’s transportation budget, our local governments are well-positioned to tackle many of their road priorities.
America has a bad habit of making the actions of one Black person somehow mean all of us are responsible.
Govs. Spencer Cox of Utah and Eric Holcomb of Indiana each vetoed bills that would ban transgender athletes from competing in the gender category of their choice.
Trump, in light of the criminal activity that continues to unfold surrounding the insurrection of January 6, 2021, needs a modern version of the “Rose Mary Stretch.”
Transportation and electric vehicle experts say federal dollars could go a long way toward making charging stations more accessible, but the Legislature needs to clarify public utility laws before Wisconsin sees widespread charging network expansion. UW-Madison Transportation Engineering Prof. David Noyce at a Wisconsin Tech Council luncheon in Madison yesterday
Exclusively for WisPolitics Subscribers Advertisement Wisconsin REALTORS Association From WisPolitics.com … — U.S. Rep. Mike Gallagher applauded passage of his legislation to fund a new icebreaking ship for the U.S. Coast Guard in the Great Lakes. The Allouez Republican and all of his Wisconsin colleagues joined the rest of the
Acting Milwaukee Mayor Cavalier Johnson says he sees the city’s street car system as a way to grow the economy while offering residents, workers and visitors a way to access new developments. Johnson, who also serves as Milwaukee Common Council president, at a Milwaukee Rotary Club luncheon Tuesday said he
Exclusively for WisPolitics Subscribers From WisPolitics.com … — Transportation and electric vehicle experts say federal dollars could go a long way toward making charging stations more accessible, but the Legislature needs to clarify public utility laws before Wisconsin sees widespread charging network expansion. UW-Madison Transportation Engineering Prof. David Noyce at
Lt. Gov. Mandela Barnes released a new poll showing a 21-point lead over his Dem rivals in the race for U.S. Senate, but down 2 points compared to his campaign’s last poll. The poll found 38 percent of respondents say they would vote for Barnes to be Wisconsin’s newest U.S.