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Common sense would dictate that the absolute worst thing for a presidential campaign would be a criminal conviction of the candidate—let alone a conviction on 34 felony charges—but this is apparently not the case.
The Badger Project reported this week that our unhinged congressman took to X to compare the judge presiding over Trump’s fraud trial to an obscure Nazi judge, adding that he was “Communist scum” while equating Joe Biden to Joseph Stalin, Mao Zedong and Adolf Hitler.
Nearly four years later, we are still living with the consequences of the Trump campaign’s fake elector scheme. Election denialism and conspiracy theories continue to poison our public life.
Conservative candidate for state Supreme Court a national leader in pushing to ban abortions.
Rabbi Bonnie Margulis will be leaving Madison later this month to become the interim rabbi at Beth Hillel Temple in Kenosha, where Rabbi Dena Feingold is retiring after 39 years.
There’s plenty of money in college sports to pay the players.
Understanding Wisconsin’s recent, complicated political history and demographics gives some important context on how it became a key swing state this year.
It’s agreed: A ‘dark day’ and Democrats have ‘weaponized’ the legal system.
We all want to hold leaders to account for their actions. It is extraordinarily difficult for most Americans to see instances in which the scales of justice are tipped, and the image of the blindfolded Lady Justice holding those scales is skewed.
Beyond the predictable party script from Democrats that justice worked and Republicans that it was Third World injustice, here are a couple observations from afar on the jury trial that stamped the word “felon” on Donald Trump last week.
When your goal is to make certain that the chaos continues at the border for the cynical goal of attracting disgruntled voters, no solution to the Trump team is a good one.
A second Trump administration could weaponize existing government agencies to dismantle democracy itself.
Governor should appoint special master, step toward new governance.
The more tax money they get, the less they seem to have.
Many people believe a hunting season in the fall will do nothing to eliminate crop depredations of newly sprouted corn in the spring.
Wisconsin is fighting a losing battle as other states legalize.
The lawyers who were among the 10 fake electors in Wisconsin should lose their law licenses.
Wisconsinites concerned about the flagship university should heed the words of Ryan Owens.
As we stare down the real chance that right-wing extremists could take control of the White House and the U.S. Congress, we must protect the right to contraception before they have a chance to roll back decades of progress in reproductive health care and personal autonomy — this time on a nationwide scale.
By supporting the Right to Contraception Act, we are not only standing up for our rights but also ensuring a better, safer future for our children. This vote is about more than just contraception; it is about the fundamental right to make decisions about our own bodies and lives.
Common sense would dictate that the absolute worst thing for a presidential campaign would be a criminal conviction of the candidate—let alone a conviction on 34 felony charges—but this is apparently not the case.
The Badger Project reported this week that our unhinged congressman took to X to compare the judge presiding over Trump’s fraud trial to an obscure Nazi judge, adding that he was “Communist scum” while equating Joe Biden to Joseph Stalin, Mao Zedong and Adolf Hitler.
Nearly four years later, we are still living with the consequences of the Trump campaign’s fake elector scheme. Election denialism and conspiracy theories continue to poison our public life.
Conservative candidate for state Supreme Court a national leader in pushing to ban abortions.
Rabbi Bonnie Margulis will be leaving Madison later this month to become the interim rabbi at Beth Hillel Temple in Kenosha, where Rabbi Dena Feingold is retiring after 39 years.
There’s plenty of money in college sports to pay the players.
Understanding Wisconsin’s recent, complicated political history and demographics gives some important context on how it became a key swing state this year.
It’s agreed: A ‘dark day’ and Democrats have ‘weaponized’ the legal system.
We all want to hold leaders to account for their actions. It is extraordinarily difficult for most Americans to see instances in which the scales of justice are tipped, and the image of the blindfolded Lady Justice holding those scales is skewed.
Beyond the predictable party script from Democrats that justice worked and Republicans that it was Third World injustice, here are a couple observations from afar on the jury trial that stamped the word “felon” on Donald Trump last week.
When your goal is to make certain that the chaos continues at the border for the cynical goal of attracting disgruntled voters, no solution to the Trump team is a good one.
A second Trump administration could weaponize existing government agencies to dismantle democracy itself.
Governor should appoint special master, step toward new governance.
The more tax money they get, the less they seem to have.
Many people believe a hunting season in the fall will do nothing to eliminate crop depredations of newly sprouted corn in the spring.
Wisconsin is fighting a losing battle as other states legalize.
The lawyers who were among the 10 fake electors in Wisconsin should lose their law licenses.
Wisconsinites concerned about the flagship university should heed the words of Ryan Owens.
As we stare down the real chance that right-wing extremists could take control of the White House and the U.S. Congress, we must protect the right to contraception before they have a chance to roll back decades of progress in reproductive health care and personal autonomy — this time on a nationwide scale.
By supporting the Right to Contraception Act, we are not only standing up for our rights but also ensuring a better, safer future for our children. This vote is about more than just contraception; it is about the fundamental right to make decisions about our own bodies and lives.
