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Quotes of the Week For years, the people of this state have demanded better and fairer maps. And for years, the people of the state have been ignored. The gerrymandered maps the Republicans passed a decade ago, have enabled members
On this week’s episode of “Rewind,” WisPolitics.com’s JR Ross and CBS 58’s Emilee Fannon discuss the Racine County sheriff’s recommendation of felony charges against five Wisconsin Elections Commission members, former Justice Michael Gableman’s election investigation, redistricting, the latest Marquette University Law School poll and new crime-fighting initiatives.
The Young Enterprising Society’s Blueprint program is putting a focus on developing ideas and market validation for products being developed by participating entrepreneurs. YES co-founders and brothers Khalif and Que El-Amin discussed the program yesterday during the Early Stage Symposium,
An angel investor with Wisconsin Investment Partners urges startup founders to prioritize business development expertise as they build out their team. “One of the earliest people I like to see come in is somebody who has a real good sense
The WisOpinion Insiders, Chvala and Jensen, review the latest maps in Wisconsin’s ongoing redistricting process. Sponsored by the Wisconsin Counties Association and Michael Best Strategies.
My takeaway from listening to a podcast about a focus group was that Biden and fellow Democrats have thus far failed to convey an impression of sensible, understandable progress to reassure those who are not immersed in politics.
Because they can get away with it.
The former president, a legitimate nominee for the Nobel Peace Prize for the second time, was aced by joint winners: a Filipino woman and a Russian dissident, both heads of news organizations.
Like the extreme climate change agenda pushed by Biden and congressional Democrats, Evers’ carbon neutral plan has hit energy consumption reality head on.
When the commission released its final maps this week it became apparent that the process of drawing them was not done in the open and was instead done by an unlawful “walking quorum” of members gathered for the express purpose of sidestepping the open records law.
Woke is killing the Democrats’ chances of staving off a now quasi-fascist movement that is called the Republican Party.
Almost a century ago, Milwaukee’s Sewer Socialists — socialist politicians who fought for improved infrastructure and city services in Milwaukee from the early 20th century to 1960 — worked to accomplish their own version of police defunding.
We need leaders in Washington who are committed to improving our nation’s health care system so more Americans can access the care they need. U.S. Sen. Tammy Baldwin is one of them.
Elections Commission Chair Ann Jacobs is asking the co-chairs of the Legislature’s Audit Committee to delay a Tuesday hearing on LAB’s look at the 2020 election until after the body meets Dec. 1 to discuss the report. The co-chairs have
Contact: Jessica Mancel | (715) 345-7669 | jessica.mancel@usda.gov USDA Names Julie Lassa as Rural Development’s State Director in Wisconsin STEVENS POINT, Wis., November 5, 2021 – Following a press release from President Joe Biden announcing several regional appointments, the U.S.
Quotes of the Week For years, the people of this state have demanded better and fairer maps. And for years, the people of the state have been ignored. The gerrymandered maps the Republicans passed a decade ago, have enabled members of the Legislature to comfortably ignore the will of the
On this week’s episode of “Rewind,” WisPolitics.com’s JR Ross and CBS 58’s Emilee Fannon discuss the Racine County sheriff’s recommendation of felony charges against five Wisconsin Elections Commission members, former Justice Michael Gableman’s election investigation, redistricting, the latest Marquette University Law School poll and new crime-fighting initiatives.
The Young Enterprising Society’s Blueprint program is putting a focus on developing ideas and market validation for products being developed by participating entrepreneurs. YES co-founders and brothers Khalif and Que El-Amin discussed the program yesterday during the Early Stage Symposium, held in Madison by the Wisconsin Technology Council. Like many
An angel investor with Wisconsin Investment Partners urges startup founders to prioritize business development expertise as they build out their team. “One of the earliest people I like to see come in is somebody who has a real good sense about business development,” said WIP co-manager Bob Wood. “If that’s
The WisOpinion Insiders, Chvala and Jensen, review the latest maps in Wisconsin’s ongoing redistricting process. Sponsored by the Wisconsin Counties Association and Michael Best Strategies.
My takeaway from listening to a podcast about a focus group was that Biden and fellow Democrats have thus far failed to convey an impression of sensible, understandable progress to reassure those who are not immersed in politics.
Because they can get away with it.
The former president, a legitimate nominee for the Nobel Peace Prize for the second time, was aced by joint winners: a Filipino woman and a Russian dissident, both heads of news organizations.
Like the extreme climate change agenda pushed by Biden and congressional Democrats, Evers’ carbon neutral plan has hit energy consumption reality head on.
When the commission released its final maps this week it became apparent that the process of drawing them was not done in the open and was instead done by an unlawful “walking quorum” of members gathered for the express purpose of sidestepping the open records law.
Woke is killing the Democrats’ chances of staving off a now quasi-fascist movement that is called the Republican Party.
Almost a century ago, Milwaukee’s Sewer Socialists — socialist politicians who fought for improved infrastructure and city services in Milwaukee from the early 20th century to 1960 — worked to accomplish their own version of police defunding.
We need leaders in Washington who are committed to improving our nation’s health care system so more Americans can access the care they need. U.S. Sen. Tammy Baldwin is one of them.
Elections Commission Chair Ann Jacobs is asking the co-chairs of the Legislature’s Audit Committee to delay a Tuesday hearing on LAB’s look at the 2020 election until after the body meets Dec. 1 to discuss the report. The co-chairs have asked Administrator Meagan Wolfe, who’s faced calls from GOP lawmakers
Contact: Jessica Mancel | (715) 345-7669 | jessica.mancel@usda.gov USDA Names Julie Lassa as Rural Development’s State Director in Wisconsin STEVENS POINT, Wis., November 5, 2021 – Following a press release from President Joe Biden announcing several regional appointments, the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) announced the appointments of two Rural