The WisOpinion Insiders, Chvala and Jensen, discuss the end of the 2020 election investigation led by former Justice Michael Gableman that failed to turn up widespread voter fraud. Sponsored by the Wisconsin Counties Association and Michael Best Strategies.
If there ever was any doubt about why Tim Michels shouldn’t be Wisconsin’s next governor, Florida’s Ron DeSantis made it perfectly clear last weekend.
Independent voters could decide the November elections. So, why is Tim Michels moving hard right?
The pandemic makes for a convenient scapegoat, but Wisconsin’s crime rate hasn’t skyrocketed because people are stir crazy; it has skyrocketed because Wisconsin has a governor who has allowed it to.
The general consensus among choice school educators is to imagine how many more lives we could positively impact if we could afford more buildings and teachers to teach even more children under our successful models.
The legislature’s Joint Committee on Finance recently approved a lease for the Department of Corrections that saves taxpayers $322,000 over five years. If both five year extensions of the lease are exercised, it will save more than $1 million.
The Inflation Reduction Act is a historic example of what we can achieve when we elect pro-worker leaders committed to improving the lives of everyday people.
What’s driving the lack of workers and how to fix it.
This week’s Midday podcast covers Gov. Tony Evers’ call to convene a special session of the Legislature to take up a constitutional amendment to allow voters to pass legislation via referendum. Ever’s promoted it as a way to overturn the
Good for the city, yes. But how good for the Milwaukee Art Museum?
In the latest episode of “Talking Trade,” Cohen Group Associate Vice President Damian Felton explains the implications of the Uyghur Forced Labor Prevention Act on international commerce. The act aims to bolster U.S. prohibitions on importation of goods from the
Dem Brad Pfaff has aired the first TV ad of his general election bid for the 3rd CD, featuring his wife and daughter. A spokesman for the Onalaska state senator’s campaign told WisPolitics.com the spot will run in the La
Americans for Prosperity Action-Wisconsin is up with a new digital ad saying Barnes “will cost you more” compared to U.S. Sen Ron Johnson, R-Oshkosh. The group didn’t release any details of the ad other than it began Sept. 15. The
The NRSC has launched a new TV ad charging Barnes’ agenda includes cutting the prison population in half. The National Republican Senatorial Committee said it is a high six-figure buy on TV and digital that will run throughout the state.
Mandela Barnes has launched a new ad featuring a man identified as a retired police officer calling the Dem U.S. Senate candidate “the real deal” and refuting the suggestion he wants to defund the police. It’s the second ad Barnes
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The WisOpinion Insiders, Chvala and Jensen, discuss the end of the 2020 election investigation led by former Justice Michael Gableman that failed to turn up widespread voter fraud. Sponsored by the Wisconsin Counties Association and Michael Best Strategies.
If there ever was any doubt about why Tim Michels shouldn’t be Wisconsin’s next governor, Florida’s Ron DeSantis made it perfectly clear last weekend.
Independent voters could decide the November elections. So, why is Tim Michels moving hard right?
The pandemic makes for a convenient scapegoat, but Wisconsin’s crime rate hasn’t skyrocketed because people are stir crazy; it has skyrocketed because Wisconsin has a governor who has allowed it to.
The general consensus among choice school educators is to imagine how many more lives we could positively impact if we could afford more buildings and teachers to teach even more children under our successful models.
The legislature’s Joint Committee on Finance recently approved a lease for the Department of Corrections that saves taxpayers $322,000 over five years. If both five year extensions of the lease are exercised, it will save more than $1 million.
The Inflation Reduction Act is a historic example of what we can achieve when we elect pro-worker leaders committed to improving the lives of everyday people.
What’s driving the lack of workers and how to fix it.
This week’s Midday podcast covers Gov. Tony Evers’ call to convene a special session of the Legislature to take up a constitutional amendment to allow voters to pass legislation via referendum. Ever’s promoted it as a way to overturn the state’s 1849 abortion ban, but Republicans have signaled they won’t
Good for the city, yes. But how good for the Milwaukee Art Museum?
In the latest episode of “Talking Trade,” Cohen Group Associate Vice President Damian Felton explains the implications of the Uyghur Forced Labor Prevention Act on international commerce. The act aims to bolster U.S. prohibitions on importation of goods from the Xinjiang region of China, according to co-host Sandi Siegel of
Dem Brad Pfaff has aired the first TV ad of his general election bid for the 3rd CD, featuring his wife and daughter. A spokesman for the Onalaska state senator’s campaign told WisPolitics.com the spot will run in the La Crosse market, but didn’t immediately provide details on how much
Americans for Prosperity Action-Wisconsin is up with a new digital ad saying Barnes “will cost you more” compared to U.S. Sen Ron Johnson, R-Oshkosh. The group didn’t release any details of the ad other than it began Sept. 15. The narrator asks how Johnson and Barnes “stack up” before saying
The NRSC has launched a new TV ad charging Barnes’ agenda includes cutting the prison population in half. The National Republican Senatorial Committee said it is a high six-figure buy on TV and digital that will run throughout the state. The spot opens playing a clip of Barnes saying, “Reducing
Mandela Barnes has launched a new ad featuring a man identified as a retired police officer calling the Dem U.S. Senate candidate “the real deal” and refuting the suggestion he wants to defund the police. It’s the second ad Barnes has run in the last month pushing back against a
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