In this week’s Capitol Chats episode, State Superintendent Jill Underly argues Joint Finance Committee Republicans should support public school funding proposals because they would help everyone. She also says a proposal to allow teachers with concealed carry permits to bring guns to school would not reduce gun violence.
Fresh on the heels of President Biden’s reelection announcement, two Dem groups announced new ad buys targeting Wisconsin and other states.
They’ve now won three of last four races by big margins. What the data shows.
No single entity has been more helpful to WILL’s success than the Wisconsin Supreme Court.
Our kids are falling increasingly behind and are less equipped to be successful adults than their parents were. Despite this, Underly is choosing to spend her finite time and considerable resources bullying school districts to allow leftist teachers to use their classrooms to indoctrinate the next generation.
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Wisconsin’s GOP members of Congress helped pass 217-215 a debt limit bill after U.S. Rep. Derrick Van Orden pushed for changes to a provision seeking to repeal biofuel tax credits. Wisconsin Dem U.S. Reps. Mark Pocan, of the town of Vermont, and Gwen Moore, of Milwaukee, voted no.
Law Day is a great opportunity to promote public understanding of our legal system and the work of the courts all year round.
AB 222/SB 222, the pre-disaster flood resilience grant, will create a program that uses scientific and conservation techniques to achieve the dual purposes of restoring wetlands and reducing flooding.
In advance of the 2024 RNC, a Milwaukee convention center director decided to destroy a potentially MAGA-triggering public display of literary art.
The Bulwark condemns decision to remove artwork while WTMJ defends it.
Knowing that there is a strong even-tempered person in the White House, even if one disagrees with this or that policy, is far harder to measure but I argue vital to the success of an election than many heated partisans care to admit.
How is it that the two parties are likely to nominate candidates that about two-thirds of Americans don’t want?
In this week’s Capitol Chats episode, State Superintendent Jill Underly argues Joint Finance Committee Republicans should support public school funding proposals because they would help everyone. She also says a proposal to allow teachers with concealed carry permits to bring guns to school would not reduce gun violence.
Fresh on the heels of President Biden’s reelection announcement, two Dem groups announced new ad buys targeting Wisconsin and other states.
They’ve now won three of last four races by big margins. What the data shows.
No single entity has been more helpful to WILL’s success than the Wisconsin Supreme Court.
Our kids are falling increasingly behind and are less equipped to be successful adults than their parents were. Despite this, Underly is choosing to spend her finite time and considerable resources bullying school districts to allow leftist teachers to use their classrooms to indoctrinate the next generation.
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Wisconsin’s GOP members of Congress helped pass 217-215 a debt limit bill after U.S. Rep. Derrick Van Orden pushed for changes to a provision seeking to repeal biofuel tax credits. Wisconsin Dem U.S. Reps. Mark Pocan, of the town of Vermont, and Gwen Moore, of Milwaukee, voted no.
Law Day is a great opportunity to promote public understanding of our legal system and the work of the courts all year round.
AB 222/SB 222, the pre-disaster flood resilience grant, will create a program that uses scientific and conservation techniques to achieve the dual purposes of restoring wetlands and reducing flooding.
In advance of the 2024 RNC, a Milwaukee convention center director decided to destroy a potentially MAGA-triggering public display of literary art.
The Bulwark condemns decision to remove artwork while WTMJ defends it.
Knowing that there is a strong even-tempered person in the White House, even if one disagrees with this or that policy, is far harder to measure but I argue vital to the success of an election than many heated partisans care to admit.
How is it that the two parties are likely to nominate candidates that about two-thirds of Americans don’t want?