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Assembly Speaker Robin Vos has floated the idea of impeaching the new Wisconsin Supreme Court justice and now Democrats are organizing a $4 million campaign to fight the move.
Vos so desperately wants to hold on to power that he is willing to deny the votes of one million plus Wisconsin voters by impeaching a newly elected Supreme Court Justice who has yet to hear a single case.
The biggest problem is that too many Americans, the ones who believe the distortions of Fox News and its even more extreme brethren, apparently are unwilling to read or listen to any serious journalism.
State covers only 33% of the costs. That must be increased.
If the system’s so rotten, why shouldn’t kids escape?
Cross your fingers because we’re going to need a little luck if this alarming new trend to shun vaccines becomes even more pervasive in the years ahead.
Local paper’s smear of Moms for Liberty noted in Wall Street Journal.
In these unpredictable economic times, a community solar farm would give many family farms just like ours a stable revenue source while helping to grow the local and state economy.
Change is rippling through Wisconsin health care administration and delivery at a pace not seen in years, but there are data-driven reasons to believe quality won’t suffer as a result.
The Speaker’s blueprint to undemocratically retain the majority.
Allowing Protasiewicz to vote on the maps would probably mean that the boundaries will be redrawn, weakening the disproportionate power Republicans have wielded in the state legislature for years. So they’re using that disproportionate power in consideration of impeachment and removal.
By acting in this manner, Vos and his cohorts ironically prove the very point that Justice Protasiewicz emphasized in her winning election campaign — Wisconsin’s toxic gerrymandering destroys our democracy.
The Wisconsin Elections Commission is taking up a proposed change to ballot access rules that would make it far easier to remove candidates from the ballot in Wisconsin, which comes as Democrats nationwide explore the possibility of denying former President Donald Trump ballot access in key states.
For the Wisconsinite workers that will fill them, Buy America means steady work. But Buy America’s effectiveness will ultimately depend on whether the implementing policies will be watered down by the import-addicted opposition.
Government records are our records, and we have the same right to use lists of contact information obtained and maintained with our tax dollars as government officials do.
More discussions must happen within our own communities, families, and circle of friends.
There’s no turning around this sadder, meaner America without personal responsibility. But there’s also no making our society kinder and happier while continuing to worship at the altar of dog-eat-dog economics.
When it comes to a just, flourishing society, good character comes first; trusting relationships come second; strong institutions come third; and policy comes last.
Why is the half the nation so compliant and conforming to government authority?
Recovering alcoholics and addicts have no objection to medical care, treatment centers or city and county health services. Many have found them helpful. But is unfortunate that AA is not central to any discussion of alcohol’s “death grip.”
Assembly Speaker Robin Vos has floated the idea of impeaching the new Wisconsin Supreme Court justice and now Democrats are organizing a $4 million campaign to fight the move.
Vos so desperately wants to hold on to power that he is willing to deny the votes of one million plus Wisconsin voters by impeaching a newly elected Supreme Court Justice who has yet to hear a single case.
The biggest problem is that too many Americans, the ones who believe the distortions of Fox News and its even more extreme brethren, apparently are unwilling to read or listen to any serious journalism.
State covers only 33% of the costs. That must be increased.
If the system’s so rotten, why shouldn’t kids escape?
Cross your fingers because we’re going to need a little luck if this alarming new trend to shun vaccines becomes even more pervasive in the years ahead.
Local paper’s smear of Moms for Liberty noted in Wall Street Journal.
In these unpredictable economic times, a community solar farm would give many family farms just like ours a stable revenue source while helping to grow the local and state economy.
Change is rippling through Wisconsin health care administration and delivery at a pace not seen in years, but there are data-driven reasons to believe quality won’t suffer as a result.
The Speaker’s blueprint to undemocratically retain the majority.
Allowing Protasiewicz to vote on the maps would probably mean that the boundaries will be redrawn, weakening the disproportionate power Republicans have wielded in the state legislature for years. So they’re using that disproportionate power in consideration of impeachment and removal.
By acting in this manner, Vos and his cohorts ironically prove the very point that Justice Protasiewicz emphasized in her winning election campaign — Wisconsin’s toxic gerrymandering destroys our democracy.
The Wisconsin Elections Commission is taking up a proposed change to ballot access rules that would make it far easier to remove candidates from the ballot in Wisconsin, which comes as Democrats nationwide explore the possibility of denying former President Donald Trump ballot access in key states.
For the Wisconsinite workers that will fill them, Buy America means steady work. But Buy America’s effectiveness will ultimately depend on whether the implementing policies will be watered down by the import-addicted opposition.
Government records are our records, and we have the same right to use lists of contact information obtained and maintained with our tax dollars as government officials do.
More discussions must happen within our own communities, families, and circle of friends.
There’s no turning around this sadder, meaner America without personal responsibility. But there’s also no making our society kinder and happier while continuing to worship at the altar of dog-eat-dog economics.
When it comes to a just, flourishing society, good character comes first; trusting relationships come second; strong institutions come third; and policy comes last.
Why is the half the nation so compliant and conforming to government authority?
Recovering alcoholics and addicts have no objection to medical care, treatment centers or city and county health services. Many have found them helpful. But is unfortunate that AA is not central to any discussion of alcohol’s “death grip.”
