Nursing home deaths from COVID-19 are rising again in Wisconsin and other states
Tuesday, Oct 19, 2021
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The high stakes redistricting process is underway in Wisconsin. This literally has the potential to be a winner take all game, if not done fairly and correctly.
Unfortunately, Wisconsin has no real protection against abuses by Vos and his cronies.
Had we just world enough and time, Manchin, we could afford to play these games. You of all senators should realize that. The time is ripe to do something.
After villainizing law enforcement and placating the radical “defund the police” movement, Gov. Tony Evers is dropping millions of dollars in federal funds at his disposal on violence prevention programs.
Everyone should be a journalist. The problem is, few people understand what journalism really is, yet everyone with a social media account is a self-styled journalist these days.
Members of the Natural Resources Board took no action on seeking private legal counsel in a lawsuit aiming to ban this fall’s wolf hunt. Following a 90-minute closed session yesterday, Chair Frederick Prehn announced on a virtual call the board
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Exclusively for WisPolitics Subscribers Advertisement Aberdean Consulting From WisPolitics.com … — The Dem group Opportunity Wisconsin today announced a seven-figure statewide TV buy accusing GOP U.S. Sen. Ron Johnson of personally profiting from outsourcing jobs to other countries. The group
The head of Fairbanks Morse Defense says the Beloit company is “in for a rocky next couple months” after recently enacting a COVID-19 vaccination policy. George Whittier, the company’s CEO, discussed workforce-related issues yesterday during Wisconsin Manufacturers and Commerce’s Business
A lawyer with Michael Best Strategies says companies that import from China would benefit from submitting comments as federal officials consider reinstatements of certain tariff exclusions. “This is an invaluable opportunity for Wisconsin companies who import from China to be
Special Counsel Mike Gableman, hired by Republican Assembly Speaker Robin Vos to investigate the November 2020 election, said he could soon be taking a hard look at voting machines. In an interview aired Sunday on “UpFront,” Gableman told WISN-TV reporter
Johnson is fixated on helping his wealthy donors and supporters. The heck with the rest of us.
My own experience talking to people around the state, and recent election results, show that people want real fixes for their real problems more than cheap talk.
The federal government continues to spend money it does not have — creating an annual deficit. That is then added to the national debt.
It’s deja vu, and it has much to do with the radical left policies and executive orders the left’s president has forced on America.
Why is it that so many in the White community feel compelled to claim they don’t have a racist bone in their bodies after they are found out to have said something that is clearly racist.
She’s learned well the art of dodging tough questions and stretching the truth whenever it’s convenient to do so.
The high stakes redistricting process is underway in Wisconsin. This literally has the potential to be a winner take all game, if not done fairly and correctly.
Unfortunately, Wisconsin has no real protection against abuses by Vos and his cronies.
Had we just world enough and time, Manchin, we could afford to play these games. You of all senators should realize that. The time is ripe to do something.
After villainizing law enforcement and placating the radical “defund the police” movement, Gov. Tony Evers is dropping millions of dollars in federal funds at his disposal on violence prevention programs.
Everyone should be a journalist. The problem is, few people understand what journalism really is, yet everyone with a social media account is a self-styled journalist these days.
Members of the Natural Resources Board took no action on seeking private legal counsel in a lawsuit aiming to ban this fall’s wolf hunt. Following a 90-minute closed session yesterday, Chair Frederick Prehn announced on a virtual call the board voted to not seek further legal counsel in the suit.
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Exclusively for WisPolitics Subscribers Advertisement Aberdean Consulting From WisPolitics.com … — The Dem group Opportunity Wisconsin today announced a seven-figure statewide TV buy accusing GOP U.S. Sen. Ron Johnson of personally profiting from outsourcing jobs to other countries. The group said the ad will run on broadcast and cable TV
The head of Fairbanks Morse Defense says the Beloit company is “in for a rocky next couple months” after recently enacting a COVID-19 vaccination policy. George Whittier, the company’s CEO, discussed workforce-related issues yesterday during Wisconsin Manufacturers and Commerce’s Business Day event in Pewaukee. As a recently rebranded company with
A lawyer with Michael Best Strategies says companies that import from China would benefit from submitting comments as federal officials consider reinstatements of certain tariff exclusions. “This is an invaluable opportunity for Wisconsin companies who import from China to be able to engage in,” said Sarah Helton, a partner with
Special Counsel Mike Gableman, hired by Republican Assembly Speaker Robin Vos to investigate the November 2020 election, said he could soon be taking a hard look at voting machines. In an interview aired Sunday on “UpFront,” Gableman told WISN-TV reporter Matt Smith that he might use subpoenas to “find out
Johnson is fixated on helping his wealthy donors and supporters. The heck with the rest of us.
My own experience talking to people around the state, and recent election results, show that people want real fixes for their real problems more than cheap talk.
The federal government continues to spend money it does not have — creating an annual deficit. That is then added to the national debt.
It’s deja vu, and it has much to do with the radical left policies and executive orders the left’s president has forced on America.
Why is it that so many in the White community feel compelled to claim they don’t have a racist bone in their bodies after they are found out to have said something that is clearly racist.
She’s learned well the art of dodging tough questions and stretching the truth whenever it’s convenient to do so.