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There came a point in the debate that Trump went bonkers, and you could almost feel the GOP hopes that remained in the nation seep out and into the night.
Harris did the main thing she needed to do. She came off as presidential. She convinced anyone who had doubts that she could be commander in chief. She passed easily through the narrow window between angry and weak. She did great. And for the last hour of the debate Trump was Trump. He actually wasn’t any worse than he was against Joe Biden but this time the contrast was stark.
Takeaways from the Trump-Harris debate.
His recent speeches have been long and rambling over many disconnected topics. He slurred some words; he was factually way off the mark many times; and he wildly exaggerated scenarios. His incoherence raised the likelihood that he has some level of early dementia.
Polls indicate that other than the former president’s steadfast MAGA base, including evangelicals, so-called traditional Republicans and independents are starting to sour on his behavior.
Letting memories lapse with the passage of time allows a return to the false sense of security felt on Sept. 10, 2001. “It can’t happen here” is a sentiment Americans must never accept again.
At UW-Stout, we refer to the polytechnic ABCs: Applied learning and research, Business and industry collaboration, and Career-focused experiences. These are the hallmarks of what we do best and are at the core of our polytechnic university.
Venezuelan gangsters, allowed in by Democrats, sell fentanyl and commit violence here.
Mega-wealthy Republican candidate for US Senate says he rose from nothing.
The Onion is one of a number of publications returning to paper.
Now is the time to arm ourselves with accurate information.
E-mails and texts replacing random phone calls.
As Wisconsinites grapple with rising prices, inflation has become the number one issue for voters across our state.
From 2020 to 2022 core inflation rose but corporate profits soared by 75%, five times faster than inflation. The price hikes we’re seeing at the grocery store are a large part a result of that greed.
Federal spending needs to be brought back to 2019 levels, and excessive deficit spending needs to be halted.
Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson made sure that things went right — for Harris, Walz and the First Amendment — when the Democratic National Convention came to Chicago this summer.
The column below reflects the views of the author, and these opinions are neither endorsed nor supported by WisOpinion.com. Amid the period of 2014-2018 to 2019-2023, Taiwan’s outbound FDI (OFDI) to U.S. had grown 317%, while U. S. OFDI to
Legislation introduced by Congressman Steil, the 1st District Republican from Janesville, would hobble investors’ ability to drive responsible corporate behavior.
Congress failed miserably when it balked at efforts to establish a bipartisan commission to address lessons learned from the COVID-19 pandemic.
Thirty years ago this fall, Tommy Thompson built one of the most remarkable electoral coalitions in Wisconsin history.
There came a point in the debate that Trump went bonkers, and you could almost feel the GOP hopes that remained in the nation seep out and into the night.
Harris did the main thing she needed to do. She came off as presidential. She convinced anyone who had doubts that she could be commander in chief. She passed easily through the narrow window between angry and weak. She did great. And for the last hour of the debate Trump was Trump. He actually wasn’t any worse than he was against Joe Biden but this time the contrast was stark.
Takeaways from the Trump-Harris debate.
His recent speeches have been long and rambling over many disconnected topics. He slurred some words; he was factually way off the mark many times; and he wildly exaggerated scenarios. His incoherence raised the likelihood that he has some level of early dementia.
Polls indicate that other than the former president’s steadfast MAGA base, including evangelicals, so-called traditional Republicans and independents are starting to sour on his behavior.
Letting memories lapse with the passage of time allows a return to the false sense of security felt on Sept. 10, 2001. “It can’t happen here” is a sentiment Americans must never accept again.
At UW-Stout, we refer to the polytechnic ABCs: Applied learning and research, Business and industry collaboration, and Career-focused experiences. These are the hallmarks of what we do best and are at the core of our polytechnic university.
Venezuelan gangsters, allowed in by Democrats, sell fentanyl and commit violence here.
Mega-wealthy Republican candidate for US Senate says he rose from nothing.
The Onion is one of a number of publications returning to paper.
Now is the time to arm ourselves with accurate information.
E-mails and texts replacing random phone calls.
As Wisconsinites grapple with rising prices, inflation has become the number one issue for voters across our state.
From 2020 to 2022 core inflation rose but corporate profits soared by 75%, five times faster than inflation. The price hikes we’re seeing at the grocery store are a large part a result of that greed.
Federal spending needs to be brought back to 2019 levels, and excessive deficit spending needs to be halted.
Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson made sure that things went right — for Harris, Walz and the First Amendment — when the Democratic National Convention came to Chicago this summer.
The column below reflects the views of the author, and these opinions are neither endorsed nor supported by WisOpinion.com. Amid the period of 2014-2018 to 2019-2023, Taiwan’s outbound FDI (OFDI) to U.S. had grown 317%, while U. S. OFDI to
Legislation introduced by Congressman Steil, the 1st District Republican from Janesville, would hobble investors’ ability to drive responsible corporate behavior.
Congress failed miserably when it balked at efforts to establish a bipartisan commission to address lessons learned from the COVID-19 pandemic.
Thirty years ago this fall, Tommy Thompson built one of the most remarkable electoral coalitions in Wisconsin history.