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Bills moving through both houses of the Legislature, critics say, would bar an increasingly popular free-market way for employers to save on expensive specialty drugs.
Government broadband boondoggle unnecessary and a huge risk for property taxpayers
Johnson’s reversal is a reminder that politicians seldom go willingly.
Local governments still are wearing the handcuffs that Gov. Scott Walker and GOP legislators slapped on them a decade ago. Those handcuffs prohibit local governments from raising property taxes beyond the rate of new growth.
The chair of the Wisconsin Realtors Association Board says the state setting a new record for home sales last year is “remarkable” given tight inventories. “That we have been able to do this even as inventories tightened throughout 2021 is
Assembly Speaker Robin Vos said he’s OK if Michael Gableman continues to work on his review past the end of February, calling delays the unfortunate result of lawsuits challenging the former state Supreme Court justice’s 2020 election probe. “I have
Former GOP state Rep. Adam Jarchow formally launched his campaign for attorney general today, saying Dem incumbent Josh Kaul has been a “complete failure.” Jarchow also knocked Gov. Tony Evers and President Biden as he pledged to restore election integrity,
Exclusively for WisPolitics Subscribers Advertisement Wisconsin REALTORS Association From WisPolitics.com … — The state Dem Party put another $1.2 million into Gov. Tony Evers’ campaign during the last six months of 2021, according to his latest campaign finance report. Overall,
Dem U.S. Senate candidate Alex Lasry today announced a new statewide TV ad campaign. The seven-figure ad buy includes three separate ads airing on broadcast and cable television focusing on raising wages and growing American manufacturing, progressive values and voting
Exclusively for WisPolitics Subscribers From WisPolitics.com … — Assembly Speaker Robin Vos said today he’s OK if Michael Gableman continues to work on his review past the end of February, calling delays the unfortunate result of lawsuits challenging the former
— An investment strategist for Bank of America predicts stronger economic growth in the United States and globally over the first half of this year than the second. “I always describe it as we’re kind of coming off the sugar
Former Assembly candidate Ieshuh Griffin now will appear on the Milwaukee mayoral ballot, but election commissioners denied her challenges to nomination papers for Sen. Lena Taylor and acting Mayor Cavalier Johnson. Griffin is the seventh name added to the ballot
Bills moving through both houses of the Legislature, critics say, would bar an increasingly popular free-market way for employers to save on expensive specialty drugs.
Government broadband boondoggle unnecessary and a huge risk for property taxpayers
Johnson’s reversal is a reminder that politicians seldom go willingly.
Local governments still are wearing the handcuffs that Gov. Scott Walker and GOP legislators slapped on them a decade ago. Those handcuffs prohibit local governments from raising property taxes beyond the rate of new growth.
The chair of the Wisconsin Realtors Association Board says the state setting a new record for home sales last year is “remarkable” given tight inventories. “That we have been able to do this even as inventories tightened throughout 2021 is a true testament to the persistence of buyers and the
Assembly Speaker Robin Vos said he’s OK if Michael Gableman continues to work on his review past the end of February, calling delays the unfortunate result of lawsuits challenging the former state Supreme Court justice’s 2020 election probe. “I have been saying if it wouldn’t have been for liberals suing
Former GOP state Rep. Adam Jarchow formally launched his campaign for attorney general today, saying Dem incumbent Josh Kaul has been a “complete failure.” Jarchow also knocked Gov. Tony Evers and President Biden as he pledged to restore election integrity, stop violent crime, stand with parents, fight Biden’s “lawlessness and
Exclusively for WisPolitics Subscribers Advertisement Wisconsin REALTORS Association From WisPolitics.com … — The state Dem Party put another $1.2 million into Gov. Tony Evers’ campaign during the last six months of 2021, according to his latest campaign finance report. Overall, Evers collected $1.8 million from committees. Still, the more than
Dem U.S. Senate candidate Alex Lasry today announced a new statewide TV ad campaign. The seven-figure ad buy includes three separate ads airing on broadcast and cable television focusing on raising wages and growing American manufacturing, progressive values and voting rights. The narrator in one of the ads opens by
Exclusively for WisPolitics Subscribers From WisPolitics.com … — Assembly Speaker Robin Vos said today he’s OK if Michael Gableman continues to work on his review past the end of February, calling delays the unfortunate result of lawsuits challenging the former state Supreme Court justice’s 2020 election probe. “I have been
— An investment strategist for Bank of America predicts stronger economic growth in the United States and globally over the first half of this year than the second. “I always describe it as we’re kind of coming off the sugar high of COVID relief and COVID stimulus, particularly here in
Former Assembly candidate Ieshuh Griffin now will appear on the Milwaukee mayoral ballot, but election commissioners denied her challenges to nomination papers for Sen. Lena Taylor and acting Mayor Cavalier Johnson. Griffin is the seventh name added to the ballot after the Milwaukee Election Commission restored four signatures and recommended