John Nichols: Evers vetoes an official secrecy scheme
Wednesday, Jul 14, 2021
Evers recognized the threat to open and ethical governing and blocked the legislation.
Evers recognized the threat to open and ethical governing and blocked the legislation.
While the Milwaukee Bucks have had no trouble getting fans to see their games, it has been nearly impossible to find anyone to work them.
The battle to maintain the status quo has picked up steam and “critical race theory” is the tool being used to scare Americans into not taking a close look at the ugly parts of American history.
A battle royal between senator and newspaper. Who’s gotten the worst of it?
In what can only be called a truly tremendous victory for science, the environment, and the authority of experts in state agencies to craft rules that work for all residents, the Court strongly affirmed the Department of Natural Resources has the authority to place permit restrictions on large livestock farms and high-capacity wells in order to protect the state’s water.
We must look out for one another and leave a habitable world for future generations.
We can’t let Robin Vos lock in Republican majorities for another decade. That’s why Gov. Tony Evers needed to veto the budget and insist on a fair maps commission.
Exclusively for WisPolitics Subscribers Advertisement University of Wisconsin-Madison From WisPolitics.com … — Republican William Penterman said he’s ready to get to work right away after declaring victory in the 37th Assembly District special election last night. The former aide
Exclusively for WisPolitics Subscribers From WisPolitics.com … — The Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee is seeking to intervene in WILL’s lawsuit aiming to bar the use of absentee ballot drop boxes ahead of the 2022 election. The DSCC argues the conservative
Just over 2,000 Wisconsin businesses have received a total of more than $379 million from the federal Restaurant Revitalization Fund, according to figures from the U.S. Small Business Administration. But nearly three times that number had applied for more than
Donald Trump’s attempts to overturn Wisconsin’s election results were made in good faith so he shouldn’t be forced to cover the legal bills for Gov. Tony Evers and local state officials, Trump attorneys argue. In a federal filing late yesterday,
This budget was written by Speaker Robin Vos and the Republicans after they tossed Evers’ proposal out in its entirety. Not a single one of Evers’ major initiatives was included.
The bill would have broadened the income restrictions to three times the poverty level for the Wisconsin Parental Choice Program, which would have increased access for students and parents desperate to get their kids out of failing Wisconsin public schools.
Evers recognized the threat to open and ethical governing and blocked the legislation.
While the Milwaukee Bucks have had no trouble getting fans to see their games, it has been nearly impossible to find anyone to work them.
The battle to maintain the status quo has picked up steam and “critical race theory” is the tool being used to scare Americans into not taking a close look at the ugly parts of American history.
A battle royal between senator and newspaper. Who’s gotten the worst of it?
In what can only be called a truly tremendous victory for science, the environment, and the authority of experts in state agencies to craft rules that work for all residents, the Court strongly affirmed the Department of Natural Resources has the authority to place permit restrictions on large livestock farms and high-capacity wells in order to protect the state’s water.
We must look out for one another and leave a habitable world for future generations.
We can’t let Robin Vos lock in Republican majorities for another decade. That’s why Gov. Tony Evers needed to veto the budget and insist on a fair maps commission.
Exclusively for WisPolitics Subscribers Advertisement University of Wisconsin-Madison From WisPolitics.com … — Republican William Penterman said he’s ready to get to work right away after declaring victory in the 37th Assembly District special election last night. The former aide to Rep. Ron Tusler, R-Harrison, defeated Dem Pete Adams and
Exclusively for WisPolitics Subscribers From WisPolitics.com … — The Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee is seeking to intervene in WILL’s lawsuit aiming to bar the use of absentee ballot drop boxes ahead of the 2022 election. The DSCC argues the conservative Wisconsin Institute for Law and Liberty filed the lawsuit on
Just over 2,000 Wisconsin businesses have received a total of more than $379 million from the federal Restaurant Revitalization Fund, according to figures from the U.S. Small Business Administration. But nearly three times that number had applied for more than almost $1 million in total funding from the fund, with
Donald Trump’s attempts to overturn Wisconsin’s election results were made in good faith so he shouldn’t be forced to cover the legal bills for Gov. Tony Evers and local state officials, Trump attorneys argue. In a federal filing late yesterday, the Trump attorneys argued Evers and the local officials had
This budget was written by Speaker Robin Vos and the Republicans after they tossed Evers’ proposal out in its entirety. Not a single one of Evers’ major initiatives was included.
The bill would have broadened the income restrictions to three times the poverty level for the Wisconsin Parental Choice Program, which would have increased access for students and parents desperate to get their kids out of failing Wisconsin public schools.