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Gov. Tony Evers and Department of Health Services Secretary-designee Karen Timberlake insist the worker shortage has little to do with strict COVID vaccine mandates. Health care professionals who have quit or have been fired for just saying no to compulsory COVID-19 shots tell a different story.
The ugly truth about the Milwaukee County District Attorney’s Office is that it isn’t just letting the criminals it charges out on low bail, it’s also refusing to charge criminals altogether.
He killed two unarmed people.
Truthout’s William Rivers Pitt rightfully complains that as Congress keeps chipping away at Joe Biden’s Build Back Better proposal, the huge National Defense Authorization Act that once again increases the country’s military spending is treated as “must-pass” legislation.
State Superintendent Jill Underly is firing back at the Joint Finance Committee co-chairs over their “disappointing, disingenuous, and nakedly political letter” demanding her agency propose a new plan to direct $77 million in COVID-19 funds to districts that provided in-person
The groups that filed complaints against five Wisconsin cities and Administrator Meagan Wolfe plan to appeal the Elections Commission’s finding there is no probable cause to believe the communities committed a crime by accepting private funds to pay for election
Exclusively for WisPolitics Subscribers Advertisement WIIN (Wisconsin Infrastructure Investment Now) From WisPolitics.com … — Former Justice Michael Gableman’s attempt to jail the Madison mayor unless she sits for a private deposition lacks legal merit and is a “gross mischaracterization of
Exclusively for WisPolitics Subscribers From WisPolitics.com … — GOP state Rep. Jeremy Thiesfeldt, who announced today he won’t seek reelection in 2022, says he’s going back to teaching. Thiesfeldt told WisPolitics.com today that he’s begun a part-time job at Wisconsin
Gov. Tony Evers and Department of Health Services Secretary-designee Karen Timberlake insist the worker shortage has little to do with strict COVID vaccine mandates. Health care professionals who have quit or have been fired for just saying no to compulsory COVID-19 shots tell a different story.
The ugly truth about the Milwaukee County District Attorney’s Office is that it isn’t just letting the criminals it charges out on low bail, it’s also refusing to charge criminals altogether.
He killed two unarmed people.
Truthout’s William Rivers Pitt rightfully complains that as Congress keeps chipping away at Joe Biden’s Build Back Better proposal, the huge National Defense Authorization Act that once again increases the country’s military spending is treated as “must-pass” legislation.
State Superintendent Jill Underly is firing back at the Joint Finance Committee co-chairs over their “disappointing, disingenuous, and nakedly political letter” demanding her agency propose a new plan to direct $77 million in COVID-19 funds to districts that provided in-person learning. Responding to a letter from Rep. Mark Born, R-Beaver
The groups that filed complaints against five Wisconsin cities and Administrator Meagan Wolfe plan to appeal the Elections Commission’s finding there is no probable cause to believe the communities committed a crime by accepting private funds to pay for election costs. The conservative Thomas More Society and the Wisconsin Voters
Exclusively for WisPolitics Subscribers Advertisement WIIN (Wisconsin Infrastructure Investment Now) From WisPolitics.com … — Former Justice Michael Gableman’s attempt to jail the Madison mayor unless she sits for a private deposition lacks legal merit and is a “gross mischaracterization of the facts,” the city’s attorney says. Mike Haas wrote a
Exclusively for WisPolitics Subscribers From WisPolitics.com … — GOP state Rep. Jeremy Thiesfeldt, who announced today he won’t seek reelection in 2022, says he’s going back to teaching. Thiesfeldt told WisPolitics.com today that he’s begun a part-time job at Wisconsin Lutheran Academy in Fond du Lac, where he taught before