Scott Frostman: Questioning schools isn’t ‘wicked’
Monday, May 8, 2023
Public schools must refocus their priorities on the fundamentals of learning and drop the continual barrage of social engineering.
Public schools must refocus their priorities on the fundamentals of learning and drop the continual barrage of social engineering.
The expectation is that civility will operate in political areas between all political parties, but the American people are not seeing that in recent years.
I support the Second Amendment. All of it. All 27 words. Gun fetishists do not. They read it selectively.
It’s too early to panic over prospects for a second Trump presidency. But it’s not too early to get real nervous.
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Dem state Sen. LaTonya Johnson said Gov. Tony Evers should veto the shared revenue bill if dramatic changes aren’t made, a move he promised last week. Meanwhile, GOP state Rep. Tony Kurtz, one of the authors of the shared revenue legislation, says “the bill as written will be changing.”
On this week’s episode of WisconsinEye’s “Rewind,” WisPolitics.com’s JR Ross and CBS 58’s Emilee Fannon discuss Republicans’ shared revenue bill and Gov. Tony Evers’ veto threat, the Joint Finance Committee nixing 545 items from Evers’ budget, the lawsuit challenging the state 1849 abortion ban and more.
The WisOpinion Insiders, Chvala and Jensen, take on the wrangling over shared revenue after GOP lawmakers announced their plan and Gov. Tony Evers threatened his veto. Sponsored by the Wisconsin Counties Association.
The issues confronting election officials are numerous, her actions only serve to confuse the public.
She has stumbled out of the gate by picking maybe the worst possible project. It’s easy enough to do a reset.
A plan from the Republican Legislature to increase shared revenue from the state to cities like Milwaukee and forces liberal-led municipalities to reject their own worst impulses.
As of August 1, its hostility toward experts and democracy won’t fly.
Winning Wisconsin is the key to the 2024 presidential election. Former President Donald Trump should come to the first debate in Milwaukee. Voters in Wisconsin do not take being ignored lightly.
Why conservatives should hope he tries.
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Public schools must refocus their priorities on the fundamentals of learning and drop the continual barrage of social engineering.
The expectation is that civility will operate in political areas between all political parties, but the American people are not seeing that in recent years.
I support the Second Amendment. All of it. All 27 words. Gun fetishists do not. They read it selectively.
It’s too early to panic over prospects for a second Trump presidency. But it’s not too early to get real nervous.
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Dem state Sen. LaTonya Johnson said Gov. Tony Evers should veto the shared revenue bill if dramatic changes aren’t made, a move he promised last week. Meanwhile, GOP state Rep. Tony Kurtz, one of the authors of the shared revenue legislation, says “the bill as written will be changing.”
On this week’s episode of WisconsinEye’s “Rewind,” WisPolitics.com’s JR Ross and CBS 58’s Emilee Fannon discuss Republicans’ shared revenue bill and Gov. Tony Evers’ veto threat, the Joint Finance Committee nixing 545 items from Evers’ budget, the lawsuit challenging the state 1849 abortion ban and more.
The WisOpinion Insiders, Chvala and Jensen, take on the wrangling over shared revenue after GOP lawmakers announced their plan and Gov. Tony Evers threatened his veto. Sponsored by the Wisconsin Counties Association.
The issues confronting election officials are numerous, her actions only serve to confuse the public.
She has stumbled out of the gate by picking maybe the worst possible project. It’s easy enough to do a reset.
A plan from the Republican Legislature to increase shared revenue from the state to cities like Milwaukee and forces liberal-led municipalities to reject their own worst impulses.
As of August 1, its hostility toward experts and democracy won’t fly.
Winning Wisconsin is the key to the 2024 presidential election. Former President Donald Trump should come to the first debate in Milwaukee. Voters in Wisconsin do not take being ignored lightly.
Why conservatives should hope he tries.
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