
Jerry Hanson: Gun violence prevention measures fall victim to Republican axe in budget vote
Why won’t those we elect value children, people and life as much as they value guns?
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Why won’t those we elect value children, people and life as much as they value guns?
Everyone who enters a school should feel safe and never feel vulnerable.
At only 36, Johnson is already showing himself to be the kind of pol that combines big visions with the ability to work behind the scenes to make gritty deals.
If the Republicans choose Donald Trump as their nominee, it is more than probable that Biden will win reelection.
It’s just a sham if politicians are unwilling to abide by the voice of the people.
Of course, a nation must have control of its borders but we also must have a comprehensive immigration policy passed by Congress to react to both ends of the issue.
Belafonte only narrowly escaped the fate of the many brilliant performers whose careers were derailed by Wisconsin U.S. Sen. Joe McCarthy and the “Red Scare” zealots.
America has suffered the second-biggest bank collapse in its history, and President Biden’s inflationary fiscal policies are to blame.
The recent example of North Carolina provides an opportunity to reignite the conversation about how we can get a similar deal done in Wisconsin. If we fail to do so, we are leaving too much on the table.
CEO Marty Brooks agrees to compromise to save installation.
The drinking party that has been a yearly spectacle for this city, and a continuing embarrassment, must come to an end.
GOP brinksmanship in not raising the debt ceiling without conditions will cause a train wreck.
Whether the federal debt ceiling or the state shared revenue discussions, it is clear that much needed resources for our citizens and communities are nothing more than political bargaining chips.
The debate over what famous UW-Madison alum Matt Desmond calls “scarcity diversion” will start in the Capitol when legislators begin drafting the next two-year state budget.
Why extreme risk protection orders are egregiously unconstitutional
A couple of weeks ago Dane County Executive Joe Parisi appointed former Supervisor and current State Rep. Shelia Stubbs to lead the county’s human services agency. On paper, Stubbs looked like a good choice, but she has managed to disqualify herself with her actions since the appointment.
In my lifetime, there were rural voters in many communities who were electing Democrats to represent them. I bet if enough politicians with a D behind their names ever figure out that rural folks want more for their communities than reasons to be resentful, they’d do it again.
Schools do need to be wary of legal risks, but it can be easy to put too much focus on the risk of transgender students seeking special accommodations.
Last week Fitzgerald issued a press release announcing that he has joined ranks with other House Republicans to damage the 12-year-old Consumer Finance Protection Bureau.
Along with a bipartisan group of House members that includes some of the chamber’s most progressive and most conservative members, Pocan on Thursday introduced the Audit the Pentagon Act, a proposal to require transparency and accountability in a Department of Defense budget that is growing so rapidly that it will soon pass the $1 trillion-a-year mark.
Why won’t those we elect value children, people and life as much as they value guns?
Everyone who enters a school should feel safe and never feel vulnerable.
At only 36, Johnson is already showing himself to be the kind of pol that combines big visions with the ability to work behind the scenes to make gritty deals.
If the Republicans choose Donald Trump as their nominee, it is more than probable that Biden will win reelection.
It’s just a sham if politicians are unwilling to abide by the voice of the people.
Of course, a nation must have control of its borders but we also must have a comprehensive immigration policy passed by Congress to react to both ends of the issue.
Belafonte only narrowly escaped the fate of the many brilliant performers whose careers were derailed by Wisconsin U.S. Sen. Joe McCarthy and the “Red Scare” zealots.
America has suffered the second-biggest bank collapse in its history, and President Biden’s inflationary fiscal policies are to blame.
The recent example of North Carolina provides an opportunity to reignite the conversation about how we can get a similar deal done in Wisconsin. If we fail to do so, we are leaving too much on the table.
CEO Marty Brooks agrees to compromise to save installation.
The drinking party that has been a yearly spectacle for this city, and a continuing embarrassment, must come to an end.
GOP brinksmanship in not raising the debt ceiling without conditions will cause a train wreck.
Whether the federal debt ceiling or the state shared revenue discussions, it is clear that much needed resources for our citizens and communities are nothing more than political bargaining chips.
The debate over what famous UW-Madison alum Matt Desmond calls “scarcity diversion” will start in the Capitol when legislators begin drafting the next two-year state budget.
Why extreme risk protection orders are egregiously unconstitutional
A couple of weeks ago Dane County Executive Joe Parisi appointed former Supervisor and current State Rep. Shelia Stubbs to lead the county’s human services agency. On paper, Stubbs looked like a good choice, but she has managed to disqualify herself with her actions since the appointment.
In my lifetime, there were rural voters in many communities who were electing Democrats to represent them. I bet if enough politicians with a D behind their names ever figure out that rural folks want more for their communities than reasons to be resentful, they’d do it again.
Schools do need to be wary of legal risks, but it can be easy to put too much focus on the risk of transgender students seeking special accommodations.
Last week Fitzgerald issued a press release announcing that he has joined ranks with other House Republicans to damage the 12-year-old Consumer Finance Protection Bureau.
Along with a bipartisan group of House members that includes some of the chamber’s most progressive and most conservative members, Pocan on Thursday introduced the Audit the Pentagon Act, a proposal to require transparency and accountability in a Department of Defense budget that is growing so rapidly that it will soon pass the $1 trillion-a-year mark.