All of the chaos and drama that has accompanied the election of the Speaker of the House, the insurrection, election deniers, etc. proves Republicans aren’t ready for a learner’s permit, yet alone the keys.
It’s a quirk in our system that an election that can only be read as a repudiation of the hard-right has ended up empowering the hard-right.
Democracy on parade is good for the nation
Senators Ron Johnson and Tammy Baldwin have an obligation as Wisconsinites’ representatives in Washington to prevent the International Trade Commission from taking away game-changing treatment for PTSD.
Illegal efforts to overturn 2020 election should be prosecuted by attorney general.
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Gov. Tony Evers says “the plan is not to” veto the state budget after working with the Republican-controlled legislature during the next several months, but he isn’t ruling it out.
Supreme Court candidate Janet Protasiewicz raised $756,217 over the last half of 2022, pushing her fundraising last year to $924,449, according to numbers her campaign shared with WisPolitics.com.
On this week’s episode of “Rewind,” WisPolitics.com’s JR Ross and CBS 58’s Emilee Fannon discuss Gov. Tony Evers’ inauguration speech and GOP reaction, the state’s projected budget surplus rising to $6.9 billion, U.S. Sen Ron Johnson suggesting the Legislature choose Wisconsin’s 2020 presidential electors and more.
The WisOpinion insiders, Chvala and Jensen, share their selections for Wisconsin’s political winners and losers of 2022. Sponsored by the Wisconsin Counties Association and Michael Best Strategies.
Making a governing majority requires some take and a lot of give.
Might we have conditions on our hands that allow or even necessitate the emergence of something that’s visited our country only once before, namely a new political party in America capable of supplanting one or both of the existing major parties?
Rep. Dan Crenshaw, a McCarthy loyalist, called the Republican defectors terrorists. They’ve reportedly been described as the “Taliban 19.” If this fiery rhetoric sounds familiar to Wisconsin politics watchers, it’s because it is.
Democracy is messy. It’s supposed to be. The system is designed so that broad consensus must be reached before doing important things.
All of the chaos and drama that has accompanied the election of the Speaker of the House, the insurrection, election deniers, etc. proves Republicans aren’t ready for a learner’s permit, yet alone the keys.
It’s a quirk in our system that an election that can only be read as a repudiation of the hard-right has ended up empowering the hard-right.
Democracy on parade is good for the nation
Senators Ron Johnson and Tammy Baldwin have an obligation as Wisconsinites’ representatives in Washington to prevent the International Trade Commission from taking away game-changing treatment for PTSD.
Illegal efforts to overturn 2020 election should be prosecuted by attorney general.
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Gov. Tony Evers says “the plan is not to” veto the state budget after working with the Republican-controlled legislature during the next several months, but he isn’t ruling it out.
Supreme Court candidate Janet Protasiewicz raised $756,217 over the last half of 2022, pushing her fundraising last year to $924,449, according to numbers her campaign shared with WisPolitics.com.
On this week’s episode of “Rewind,” WisPolitics.com’s JR Ross and CBS 58’s Emilee Fannon discuss Gov. Tony Evers’ inauguration speech and GOP reaction, the state’s projected budget surplus rising to $6.9 billion, U.S. Sen Ron Johnson suggesting the Legislature choose Wisconsin’s 2020 presidential electors and more.
The WisOpinion insiders, Chvala and Jensen, share their selections for Wisconsin’s political winners and losers of 2022. Sponsored by the Wisconsin Counties Association and Michael Best Strategies.
Making a governing majority requires some take and a lot of give.
Might we have conditions on our hands that allow or even necessitate the emergence of something that’s visited our country only once before, namely a new political party in America capable of supplanting one or both of the existing major parties?
Rep. Dan Crenshaw, a McCarthy loyalist, called the Republican defectors terrorists. They’ve reportedly been described as the “Taliban 19.” If this fiery rhetoric sounds familiar to Wisconsin politics watchers, it’s because it is.
Democracy is messy. It’s supposed to be. The system is designed so that broad consensus must be reached before doing important things.