Portrait of Dave Zweifel

Dave Zweifel: Skewed priorities led to death of Knowles-Nelson

As long as the governor and legislators were raiding the surplus of approximately $2 billion, one might have thought they’d find a little bit of money to save the program that has preserved Wisconsin’s natural areas for public recreation, parks, hunting and conservation purposes for the last 37 years.

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A Better Wisconsin Together: Out-of-touch Wisconsin Republicans to put dysfunction on full display at annual party convention

MADISON, Wis. — Amid massive discontent with MAGA policies driving up costs, cratering poll numbers for Donald Trump, massive Spring electoral losses, state Senate and Assembly leadership abandoning their posts instead of facing the the voters, public disagreements with their presumptive gubernatorial nominee Tom Tiffany, attempted leadership coups, and the imposition

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Rep. Moses: Votes for failed $1.8 billion tax relief package

Madison… Representative Clint Moses (R-Menomonie) praised the Special Session Bill on Surplus Payments and Property Tax Relief, a plan that would have returned $1.8 billion of Wisconsin’s budget surplus directly to taxpayers through rebate checks, property tax relief, and tax cuts for working families. The bill failed in the Senate

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Sapik campaign: Endorsed by Ashland Police Chief Hagstrom

Retired Police Chief Hagstrom on Sapik, “No one will work harder” [Lake Nebagamon, WI…]  The Sapik for Senate campaign today announced the endorsement of Bill Hagstrom, former Police Chief of the City of Ashland. Chief Hagstrom served as Chief of Police for the Ashland Police Department for six years, and

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Portrait of Dave Zweifel

Dave Zweifel: Skewed priorities led to death of Knowles-Nelson

As long as the governor and legislators were raiding the surplus of approximately $2 billion, one might have thought they’d find a little bit of money to save the program that has preserved Wisconsin’s natural areas for public recreation, parks, hunting and conservation purposes for the last 37 years.

Read More »