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It’s past time to pass these good government reforms and ensure that we are doing everything in our power to protect the voices of Wisconsin voters.
That Trump will be able to claim credit for the programs, initiated by the man who beat him in 2020 and succeeded where Trump failed, is undoubtedly a matter of political luck.
Trumpers are claiming a highly debatable national mandate, but there is no debate about his “mandate” from Washington County voters. Donald Trump got 68.6% of the votes in Washington County, making it the reddest large county in the state. Waukesha County was close at 66.7%.
She needlessly ceded to Donald Trump two issues that voters consistently rated as high priority: the economy and immigration.
I won’t be the first writer to observe that the roles have been switched. In the 1960’s and 1970’s it was the left that saw our institutions as corrupt tools of oppression. Now it’s the hard-right.
Time and again, the Legislature has insisted that Lincoln Hills be closed. When presented with viable plans, not half-baked ones from left field, the Legislature has funded them.
After 87 years, all new county employees will become part of state system.
Since 1990, the National Black Catholic Clergy Conference has designated the month of November as Black Catholic History Month, to honor the contributions of the many men and women of African descent who were dedicated to the Catholic faith.
For years Republican legislators froze out Democrats. Fair maps should change that.
We urge Underly, Evers and our representatives at the Capitol to put aside partisan bickering and support implementation of ACT 20 reading reforms. This pivot in how we teach reading is long overdue.
Without support from lawmakers, Wisconsin hospitals will face financial strain that threatens the stability and availability of health care.
New research quantifies states’ regulations and puts a number on the harm.
If Democrats fight for rural Wisconsinites on trade, higher education and health care it will help Wisconsin become more equitable and prosperous.
They remembered Reagan and gave us Trump.
The idea that a sitting U.S. president is shielded from both civil and criminal prosecution while in office is absurd.
If the former leader of the nation can get away with crimes, why should someone who has never held office be the tool of the political opposition as Hunter Biden has been for many years? Or face jail time only because he has the wrong last name?
Melissa Agard was elected this fall as the sixth executive in county history.
Milwaukee needs big ideas and a big vision to reclaim more lakefront for the betterment of the people.
The WisOpinion Insiders, Chvala and Jensen, look ahead to Wisconsin’s spring Supreme Court election, where former AG Brad Schimel hopes to counter the court’s liberal trend. Sponsored by the Wisconsin Counties Association and the Tommy G. Thompson Center on Public Leadership.
If legislators really want to give Wisconsin taxpayers relief, adequately funding the state’s schools would go a long way to do just that.
It’s past time to pass these good government reforms and ensure that we are doing everything in our power to protect the voices of Wisconsin voters.
That Trump will be able to claim credit for the programs, initiated by the man who beat him in 2020 and succeeded where Trump failed, is undoubtedly a matter of political luck.
Trumpers are claiming a highly debatable national mandate, but there is no debate about his “mandate” from Washington County voters. Donald Trump got 68.6% of the votes in Washington County, making it the reddest large county in the state. Waukesha County was close at 66.7%.
She needlessly ceded to Donald Trump two issues that voters consistently rated as high priority: the economy and immigration.
I won’t be the first writer to observe that the roles have been switched. In the 1960’s and 1970’s it was the left that saw our institutions as corrupt tools of oppression. Now it’s the hard-right.
Time and again, the Legislature has insisted that Lincoln Hills be closed. When presented with viable plans, not half-baked ones from left field, the Legislature has funded them.
After 87 years, all new county employees will become part of state system.
Since 1990, the National Black Catholic Clergy Conference has designated the month of November as Black Catholic History Month, to honor the contributions of the many men and women of African descent who were dedicated to the Catholic faith.
For years Republican legislators froze out Democrats. Fair maps should change that.
We urge Underly, Evers and our representatives at the Capitol to put aside partisan bickering and support implementation of ACT 20 reading reforms. This pivot in how we teach reading is long overdue.
Without support from lawmakers, Wisconsin hospitals will face financial strain that threatens the stability and availability of health care.
New research quantifies states’ regulations and puts a number on the harm.
If Democrats fight for rural Wisconsinites on trade, higher education and health care it will help Wisconsin become more equitable and prosperous.
They remembered Reagan and gave us Trump.
The idea that a sitting U.S. president is shielded from both civil and criminal prosecution while in office is absurd.
If the former leader of the nation can get away with crimes, why should someone who has never held office be the tool of the political opposition as Hunter Biden has been for many years? Or face jail time only because he has the wrong last name?
Melissa Agard was elected this fall as the sixth executive in county history.
Milwaukee needs big ideas and a big vision to reclaim more lakefront for the betterment of the people.
The WisOpinion Insiders, Chvala and Jensen, look ahead to Wisconsin’s spring Supreme Court election, where former AG Brad Schimel hopes to counter the court’s liberal trend. Sponsored by the Wisconsin Counties Association and the Tommy G. Thompson Center on Public Leadership.
If legislators really want to give Wisconsin taxpayers relief, adequately funding the state’s schools would go a long way to do just that.
