GOP guv candidate Tim Michels’ latest TV ad seeks to blame President Biden and Gov. Tony Evers for the “mess” of higher prices. Michels’ campaign said the ad is running statewide on broadcast and cable TV, but didn’t release other
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It is safe to say that no issue separates the Democratic challenger and the Republican incumbent more completely than the question of whether they will stand up for Wisconsin workers.
It’s just like your house. Either fix the roof and mend the stairs or face the consequences down the road.
The images of our city burning will forever be etched into our memory.
Our state’s voters might surprise people in November.
We need to celebrate our workers by joining together to give them the support they deserve. It’s an investment that will pay off for generations.
Bias and inequity in public services, the allocation of dollars and resources, and in the maintenance of infrastructure come at a cost.
Congress must maintain the momentum for innovation by including appropriations for tech hubs and tech transfers in the next federal budget. And policymakers must resist demands to “march in” as a means of price control.
Yesterday, President Biden and Vice President Harris gathered with union members, leaders, and workers in Wisconsin, Pennsylvania, and Massachusetts to celebrate Labor Day and the importance of unions, doubling down on Democrats’ commitment to putting workers and their families first.
Education plan invests in improving reading and literacy outcomes, expanding access to student mental health services and school nutrition, providing financial literacy and out-of-school programming, addressing the staffing shortages to help keep class sizes small, and increasing per pupil and special education aids
MILWAUKEE — President Biden on Labor Day urged the country to come together while slamming “MAGA Republicans” for opposing policies he said have strengthened the economy.
Labor union members ahead of the president’s speech at Laborfest in Milwaukee shared a wide range of views on Biden cancelling student loan debt — from emphatic approval to absolute disapproval. Biden recently decided to cancel $10,000 – $20,000 in
Ben Wikler, chair of the Democratic Party of Wisconsin, predicts President Biden’s approval rating in Wisconsin will jump after his Labor Day appearance in Milwaukee. “What we’ve seen everywhere is when the president comes to town and people hear directly
Stephanie Bloomingdale, President of the Wisconsin AFL-CIO, released the following statement welcoming President Biden and Secretary of Labor Marty Walsh to Wisconsin on Labor Day: “It’s an honor to have President Joe Biden and Secretary of Labor Marty Walsh join
MADISON, Wis. — The following are the statements of A Better Wisconsin Together Executive Director Chris Walloch commemorating Labor Day: “Labor Day is a time to celebrate the courage, dedication and hard work of so many who have gone before
GOP guv candidate Tim Michels’ latest TV ad seeks to blame President Biden and Gov. Tony Evers for the “mess” of higher prices. Michels’ campaign said the ad is running statewide on broadcast and cable TV, but didn’t release other details. Michels says in the ad that Biden caused inflation,
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It is safe to say that no issue separates the Democratic challenger and the Republican incumbent more completely than the question of whether they will stand up for Wisconsin workers.
It’s just like your house. Either fix the roof and mend the stairs or face the consequences down the road.
The images of our city burning will forever be etched into our memory.
Our state’s voters might surprise people in November.
We need to celebrate our workers by joining together to give them the support they deserve. It’s an investment that will pay off for generations.
Bias and inequity in public services, the allocation of dollars and resources, and in the maintenance of infrastructure come at a cost.
Congress must maintain the momentum for innovation by including appropriations for tech hubs and tech transfers in the next federal budget. And policymakers must resist demands to “march in” as a means of price control.
Yesterday, President Biden and Vice President Harris gathered with union members, leaders, and workers in Wisconsin, Pennsylvania, and Massachusetts to celebrate Labor Day and the importance of unions, doubling down on Democrats’ commitment to putting workers and their families first. At the same time, they called out Republicans for pushing
Education plan invests in improving reading and literacy outcomes, expanding access to student mental health services and school nutrition, providing financial literacy and out-of-school programming, addressing the staffing shortages to help keep class sizes small, and increasing per pupil and special education aids while holding line on property taxes State’s projected $5 bil…
MILWAUKEE — President Biden on Labor Day urged the country to come together while slamming “MAGA Republicans” for opposing policies he said have strengthened the economy.
Labor union members ahead of the president’s speech at Laborfest in Milwaukee shared a wide range of views on Biden cancelling student loan debt — from emphatic approval to absolute disapproval. Biden recently decided to cancel $10,000 – $20,000 in college student loan debt for many Americans, including those who
Ben Wikler, chair of the Democratic Party of Wisconsin, predicts President Biden’s approval rating in Wisconsin will jump after his Labor Day appearance in Milwaukee. “What we’ve seen everywhere is when the president comes to town and people hear directly from President Biden about the ways that he and other
Stephanie Bloomingdale, President of the Wisconsin AFL-CIO, released the following statement welcoming President Biden and Secretary of Labor Marty Walsh to Wisconsin on Labor Day: “It’s an honor to have President Joe Biden and Secretary of Labor Marty Walsh join Wisconsin union men and women on Labor Day,” said Wisconsin AFL-CIO
MADISON, Wis. — The following are the statements of A Better Wisconsin Together Executive Director Chris Walloch commemorating Labor Day: “Labor Day is a time to celebrate the courage, dedication and hard work of so many who have gone before us to deliver economic opportunity and workplace rights today. “Union