Dave Cieslewicz: Trouble ahead for GOP

Democrats are over-stating the importance of their defeat of two Republican backed constitutional amendments in this week’s primary. It doesn’t mean everything they want to think it does, but it doesn’t mean nothing.

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David Blaska: Making sense of Tuesday’s elections

We were ready to say the voices of moderation — scratch that — the voices of sanity had prevailed except that in that Green Bay congressional district, guy named Tony Wied defeated two solid Republican legislators: former state Senate president Roger Roth and State Sen. Andre Jacque.

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Gregory Humphrey: If not weird, what do we call GOP in 2024?

We would call them laughable if the danger to our nation was not so great. Therefore, it seems the word that best can be used with co-workers, at family cookouts this summer, and at sporting venues is the one that so easily rolls off the tongue because it is so accurate. Everyone understands it. Weird.

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Building Back Together: Two years later, the Inflation Reduction Act continues to deliver for Wisconsinites

Biden-Harris Administration is working to implement the largest-ever investment in climate change mitigation, creating a fairer tax system, cutting costs for Wisconsin’s working families Washington, D.C. — Today, Building Back Together Executive Director Mayra Macías released the following statement marking the two-year anniversary of President Biden signing the Inflation Reduction Act into law. 

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WisDems: Western Wisconsin Democrats kick off 3rd district unity tour

MADISON, Wis. — Earlier today, Democrats in Wisconsin’s 3rd Congressional District kicked off a two-day tour in western Wisconsin to energize voters and elect Democrats up and down the ticket in November. Democratic candidate for Congress Rebecca Cooke joined fellow primary candidates Katrina Shankland and Eric Wilson to campaign alongside Democratic candidates

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Dave Cieslewicz: Trouble ahead for GOP

Democrats are over-stating the importance of their defeat of two Republican backed constitutional amendments in this week’s primary. It doesn’t mean everything they want to think it does, but it doesn’t mean nothing.

Read More »

David Blaska: Making sense of Tuesday’s elections

We were ready to say the voices of moderation — scratch that — the voices of sanity had prevailed except that in that Green Bay congressional district, guy named Tony Wied defeated two solid Republican legislators: former state Senate president Roger Roth and State Sen. Andre Jacque.

Read More »

Gregory Humphrey: If not weird, what do we call GOP in 2024?

We would call them laughable if the danger to our nation was not so great. Therefore, it seems the word that best can be used with co-workers, at family cookouts this summer, and at sporting venues is the one that so easily rolls off the tongue because it is so accurate. Everyone understands it. Weird.

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