UW officials and Assembly Speaker Robin Vos have discussed a deal that would target a third of the university’s DEI positions and cap the overall number of jobs in exchange for several top financial priorities, according to sources with knowledge of the talks.
Assembly Minority Leader Greta Neubauer is getting used to recruiting candidates for an upcoming election without being able to tell them what their districts might look like. But the big difference this cycle is the Racine Dem has more time to recruit.
Trump’s lawyers are bizarrely trying to link me (yes, me) to January 6. It’s a sign that the former president’s case is less than airtight.
John Nichols, a Wisconsin writer who carries a torch for the anti-establishment, progressive populism of Fighting Bob LaFollette, is a strange target for the conspiracy theorists who claim he was working for the “deep state” by trying to frame Trump for Jan. 6.
How do these ten who abused the very concept of free and fair elections face their grandkids when asked, “What did you do in the 2020 presidential elections?’”
Protasiewicz must recuse herself from anything resembling or close to Act 10 lawsuits. She’s made her opinions well known, and can’t possibly offer a neutral opinion after participating in protests and signing the recall.
It’s a sad state of affairs when no legislative Republicans are willing to stand up to Vos, even though their constituents directly benefit from investments in UW.
Former Madison Metropolitan School District Superintendent Dan Nerad faced criticism over issues that will still confront a new superintendent in 2024.
Are social media and politics to blame?
The Wisconsin Journalism Education Association has named Ellie Bourdo as its 2023-2024 student intern. Bourdo is a senior at the University of Wisconsin-Madison, majoring in journalism and Spanish. As a paid intern for the WisJEA, Bourdo provides administrative assistance and social media postings for the association. The WisJEA
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U.S. Reps. Gwen Moore and Mark Pocan were the only Wisconsin House members who cast “present” votes on a resolution condemning the drastic rise of antisemitism. The only two Wisconsin Dem in the House weren’t the only who refused to vote on the measure. They joined 90 of their Dem colleagues in the “present” column and 17 others who did not vote at all. Still, the resolution passed 311-14.
Dem Gov. Tony Evers announced vetoes of a series of election-related bills, including one that sought to overhaul the process for indefinitely confined voters
UW officials and Assembly Speaker Robin Vos have discussed a deal that would target a third of the university’s DEI positions and cap the overall number of jobs in exchange for several top financial priorities, according to sources with knowledge of the talks.
Assembly Minority Leader Greta Neubauer is getting used to recruiting candidates for an upcoming election without being able to tell them what their districts might look like. But the big difference this cycle is the Racine Dem has more time to recruit.
Trump’s lawyers are bizarrely trying to link me (yes, me) to January 6. It’s a sign that the former president’s case is less than airtight.
John Nichols, a Wisconsin writer who carries a torch for the anti-establishment, progressive populism of Fighting Bob LaFollette, is a strange target for the conspiracy theorists who claim he was working for the “deep state” by trying to frame Trump for Jan. 6.
How do these ten who abused the very concept of free and fair elections face their grandkids when asked, “What did you do in the 2020 presidential elections?’”
Protasiewicz must recuse herself from anything resembling or close to Act 10 lawsuits. She’s made her opinions well known, and can’t possibly offer a neutral opinion after participating in protests and signing the recall.
It’s a sad state of affairs when no legislative Republicans are willing to stand up to Vos, even though their constituents directly benefit from investments in UW.
Former Madison Metropolitan School District Superintendent Dan Nerad faced criticism over issues that will still confront a new superintendent in 2024.
Are social media and politics to blame?
The Wisconsin Journalism Education Association has named Ellie Bourdo as its 2023-2024 student intern. Bourdo is a senior at the University of Wisconsin-Madison, majoring in journalism and Spanish. As a paid intern for the WisJEA, Bourdo provides administrative assistance and social media postings for the association. The WisJEA represents high school journalism programs across the state, connecti… Please
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U.S. Reps. Gwen Moore and Mark Pocan were the only Wisconsin House members who cast “present” votes on a resolution condemning the drastic rise of antisemitism. The only two Wisconsin Dem in the House weren’t the only who refused to vote on the measure. They joined 90 of their Dem colleagues in the “present” column and 17 others who did not vote at all. Still, the resolution passed 311-14.
Dem Gov. Tony Evers announced vetoes of a series of election-related bills, including one that sought to overhaul the process for indefinitely confined voters