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The latest floor period in Madison saw the emergence of legislation to help improve Wisconsin’s business climate, to bolster higher education and to foster a stronger physical infrastructure.
It is of utmost importance that every citizen in Wisconsin has confidence in their vote being legally cast and counted correctly. Election integrity is not a partisan issue and we need to work together to ensure successful, free, and fair elections.
The DWD is picking winners and losers. Meddling with the market and subsidizing industry puts cronyism on full display.
Voters are rejecting Beltway players.
The path forward is being made easier for Americans as many student loans have been forgiven.
Every language may have a word for it, every society may have a conception of it, but it proves elusive because it remains largely misunderstood. It is widely thought to be the absence of violence. It’s that, but not only that. Peace also requires the presence of justice.
Not communicating with media, low academic achievement scores at the St. Paul school district he recently led are worrisome.
Density increases to accommodate more people do not have to take the form of multi-story apartments.
Separate constitutional amendment on veto power also advances.
Ballot referendums are the only way to stop another election hijacking.
MMAC’s smear campaign against the referendum tries to frame their efforts as protecting families hard-hit by rising costs of everyday items like groceries.
Milwaukee group the biggest funder of war to stop social media from purging election lies.
When a decades-long leader of the party cannot exercise his own mind and take a position of logic, if not out-right decency by rejecting Trump for the White House, it can be said that the GOP has been fully hijacked and the Stockholm Syndrome is, sadly, on full display.
While this was an El Niño year, the warming trend is not a one-year phenomena. Temperatures have been steadily rising for the past four decades.
Future NFL Hall of Famer Jason Kelce’s emotional retirement speech is yet another reminder of just how important to American society fathers are.
The U.S. alone — Congressional Republicans willing — could enable Ukrainians to push Russia out of their country. It’s a no-brainer that the 32 NATO countries combined have the military and economic capacity to overwhelm Putin’s barbaric ambitions in Ukraine and the rest of his delusional empire.
Let’s be honest. Campus closures make access to college more difficult, especially for those in rural or smaller communities.
Chancellor Mnookin seems to be on the right path.
On the ballot next month are two proposed constitutional amendments that are a direct response to leftist election officials manipulating recent elections and the failure of law enforcement to hold them accountable.
One hopes the Chicago delegates follow the enlightened trail blazed by past Wisconsinites and advocate for the bright sunshine of equal rights, foreign and domestic.
The latest floor period in Madison saw the emergence of legislation to help improve Wisconsin’s business climate, to bolster higher education and to foster a stronger physical infrastructure.
It is of utmost importance that every citizen in Wisconsin has confidence in their vote being legally cast and counted correctly. Election integrity is not a partisan issue and we need to work together to ensure successful, free, and fair elections.
The DWD is picking winners and losers. Meddling with the market and subsidizing industry puts cronyism on full display.
Voters are rejecting Beltway players.
The path forward is being made easier for Americans as many student loans have been forgiven.
Every language may have a word for it, every society may have a conception of it, but it proves elusive because it remains largely misunderstood. It is widely thought to be the absence of violence. It’s that, but not only that. Peace also requires the presence of justice.
Not communicating with media, low academic achievement scores at the St. Paul school district he recently led are worrisome.
Density increases to accommodate more people do not have to take the form of multi-story apartments.
Separate constitutional amendment on veto power also advances.
Ballot referendums are the only way to stop another election hijacking.
MMAC’s smear campaign against the referendum tries to frame their efforts as protecting families hard-hit by rising costs of everyday items like groceries.
Milwaukee group the biggest funder of war to stop social media from purging election lies.
When a decades-long leader of the party cannot exercise his own mind and take a position of logic, if not out-right decency by rejecting Trump for the White House, it can be said that the GOP has been fully hijacked and the Stockholm Syndrome is, sadly, on full display.
While this was an El Niño year, the warming trend is not a one-year phenomena. Temperatures have been steadily rising for the past four decades.
Future NFL Hall of Famer Jason Kelce’s emotional retirement speech is yet another reminder of just how important to American society fathers are.
The U.S. alone — Congressional Republicans willing — could enable Ukrainians to push Russia out of their country. It’s a no-brainer that the 32 NATO countries combined have the military and economic capacity to overwhelm Putin’s barbaric ambitions in Ukraine and the rest of his delusional empire.
Let’s be honest. Campus closures make access to college more difficult, especially for those in rural or smaller communities.
Chancellor Mnookin seems to be on the right path.
On the ballot next month are two proposed constitutional amendments that are a direct response to leftist election officials manipulating recent elections and the failure of law enforcement to hold them accountable.
One hopes the Chicago delegates follow the enlightened trail blazed by past Wisconsinites and advocate for the bright sunshine of equal rights, foreign and domestic.