Art Cyr: The nuclear genie and averting armageddon
Thursday, Mar 30, 2023
President Joe Biden raised arms control to a top policy priority, but that is now unraveling.
President Joe Biden raised arms control to a top policy priority, but that is now unraveling.
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Wisconsin’s senators split on a bill to repeal the Iraq war authorizations, which passed 66-30 with bipartisan support. The measure, approved yesterday, repeals the authorizations for the use of military force and bars presidents from misusing military forces without congressional authorization. The move comes after the Senate last session voted down a similar bill that had already cleared the House. House Speaker Kevin McCarthy, R-Calif., earlier this month indicated he supports the bill.
In this week’s Capitol Chats episode, Rep. Dave Murphy in a Zoom interview says he’s happy the UW System issued its free speech survey to students. He also says he wants to look closer at the results and hold some hearings in the Assembly Colleges and Universities Committee he chairs.
The acrimony continues to rise in the days leading up to the pivotal April 4 election.
The election for Supreme Court justice on April 4 is truly the most important and consequential election in Wisconsin this decade. Why? Because the outcome will affect virtually every major issue in Wisconsin.
Until fair maps exist we are without a voice in our government. It is time to call for binding referendums on issues important to Wisconsinites such as voting rights, drinking water free of forever chemicals, fair voting maps, reproductive rights and sensible gun regulations if we are to have a government “of, by and for the people.”
It’s not just that campaigns disseminating misinformation and accepting tons of money from outside local communities is becoming the norm. It’s that all that is happening at the same time that local news is drying up, leaving a void to be filled by shady characters with dangerous ideas.
The real-estate PAC should have spent its money on the one open race for school board rather than Madison city council races.
Taxpayers should insist on seeing hard choices and specific plans.
The International Criminal Court has issued arrest warrants for Putin and other Kremlin officials for war crimes. He will never personally face a trial outside Russia, but the Republicans could call for a trial in absentia to make a clear point about how not to conduct a nation’s affairs.
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President Joe Biden raised arms control to a top policy priority, but that is now unraveling.
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Wisconsin’s senators split on a bill to repeal the Iraq war authorizations, which passed 66-30 with bipartisan support. The measure, approved yesterday, repeals the authorizations for the use of military force and bars presidents from misusing military forces without congressional authorization. The move comes after the Senate last session voted down a similar bill that had already cleared the House. House Speaker Kevin McCarthy, R-Calif., earlier this month indicated he supports the bill.
In this week’s Capitol Chats episode, Rep. Dave Murphy in a Zoom interview says he’s happy the UW System issued its free speech survey to students. He also says he wants to look closer at the results and hold some hearings in the Assembly Colleges and Universities Committee he chairs.
The acrimony continues to rise in the days leading up to the pivotal April 4 election.
The election for Supreme Court justice on April 4 is truly the most important and consequential election in Wisconsin this decade. Why? Because the outcome will affect virtually every major issue in Wisconsin.
Until fair maps exist we are without a voice in our government. It is time to call for binding referendums on issues important to Wisconsinites such as voting rights, drinking water free of forever chemicals, fair voting maps, reproductive rights and sensible gun regulations if we are to have a government “of, by and for the people.”
It’s not just that campaigns disseminating misinformation and accepting tons of money from outside local communities is becoming the norm. It’s that all that is happening at the same time that local news is drying up, leaving a void to be filled by shady characters with dangerous ideas.
The real-estate PAC should have spent its money on the one open race for school board rather than Madison city council races.
Taxpayers should insist on seeing hard choices and specific plans.
The International Criminal Court has issued arrest warrants for Putin and other Kremlin officials for war crimes. He will never personally face a trial outside Russia, but the Republicans could call for a trial in absentia to make a clear point about how not to conduct a nation’s affairs.
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