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This would be hard enough to swallow if the Brewers’ owners were investing in their own ball club and trying to reward their loyal fans with a pennant. Instead they’re taking us for bush leaguers. Evers is proving that we are.
Mobile Wisconsinites can establish residency in Florida or elsewhere – and minimize their tax bill – more rapidly than many believe.
Gov. Tony Evers’ proposal to use part of the record-breaking $7 billion state budget surplus to restore funding for Wisconsin public schools should not be a partisan issue.
The WisOpinion Insiders, Chvala and Jensen, look at the likely outcomes for the non-partisan primary for Wisconsin Supreme Court. Sponsored by the Wisconsin Counties Association and Michael Best Strategies.
Tech entrepreneur Sage Weil, left, and talk show host Mike Crute have created Civic Media, a group of hyperlocal, nonpartisan radio stations.
The race for the 8th Senate District in the Milwaukee suburbs is one of the most important in the state’s Spring Election. We break it all down.
America learned of a mass shooting earlier this week on the campus of Michigan State University.
Audubon was not only a racist, he bought, enslaved and sold people to fund his travels.
We’ve seen the positive impacts of conservative, common sense, grassroots involvement in entities like the Sauk County Board of Supervisors. Long gone is much of the drama and consternation that plagued the board for years.
Governor Evers delivered his 2023 budget address with pomp and pageantry…that ultimately means nothing since Republicans will just ignore his proposal and pass their own (far more realistic) budget.
There are several items that the Governor and Speaker Robin Vos (the only Republican who really matters) could find common ground on. Here’s a list.
Bruce Murphy characterizes the fact that I work two jobs as “double dipping” and deceptive. Millions of Americans, and hundreds of legislators, who are currently working two or more jobs in order to make ends meet, would likely disagree.
In addition to his professional experience as a prosecutor and judge, Mitchell brings life experience that none on the Supreme Court have ever had.
Until bravery rises up, guns won’t be put down.
Once again, the bureaucratic tail is wagging the elected dog
Every mass shooting in our nation serves as a gut punch to our moral compass.
Protasiewicz was open about her personal beliefs, but she did not take a position on a specific case that might find its way to the high court.
Cautioning Karofsky on her manners toward a Trump attorney was wrong.
Final Five Voting does not advantage Republicans more than Democrats, nor does it advantage Democrats over Republicans. Rather, it helps to provide for the freedom of debate over ideas and solutions that we want to be able to have in each party, without being unfairly penalized in November.
Supreme Court set to rule on federal authority over navigable waters
This would be hard enough to swallow if the Brewers’ owners were investing in their own ball club and trying to reward their loyal fans with a pennant. Instead they’re taking us for bush leaguers. Evers is proving that we are.
Mobile Wisconsinites can establish residency in Florida or elsewhere – and minimize their tax bill – more rapidly than many believe.
Gov. Tony Evers’ proposal to use part of the record-breaking $7 billion state budget surplus to restore funding for Wisconsin public schools should not be a partisan issue.
The WisOpinion Insiders, Chvala and Jensen, look at the likely outcomes for the non-partisan primary for Wisconsin Supreme Court. Sponsored by the Wisconsin Counties Association and Michael Best Strategies.
Tech entrepreneur Sage Weil, left, and talk show host Mike Crute have created Civic Media, a group of hyperlocal, nonpartisan radio stations.
The race for the 8th Senate District in the Milwaukee suburbs is one of the most important in the state’s Spring Election. We break it all down.
America learned of a mass shooting earlier this week on the campus of Michigan State University.
Audubon was not only a racist, he bought, enslaved and sold people to fund his travels.
We’ve seen the positive impacts of conservative, common sense, grassroots involvement in entities like the Sauk County Board of Supervisors. Long gone is much of the drama and consternation that plagued the board for years.
Governor Evers delivered his 2023 budget address with pomp and pageantry…that ultimately means nothing since Republicans will just ignore his proposal and pass their own (far more realistic) budget.
There are several items that the Governor and Speaker Robin Vos (the only Republican who really matters) could find common ground on. Here’s a list.
Bruce Murphy characterizes the fact that I work two jobs as “double dipping” and deceptive. Millions of Americans, and hundreds of legislators, who are currently working two or more jobs in order to make ends meet, would likely disagree.
In addition to his professional experience as a prosecutor and judge, Mitchell brings life experience that none on the Supreme Court have ever had.
Until bravery rises up, guns won’t be put down.
Once again, the bureaucratic tail is wagging the elected dog
Every mass shooting in our nation serves as a gut punch to our moral compass.
Protasiewicz was open about her personal beliefs, but she did not take a position on a specific case that might find its way to the high court.
Cautioning Karofsky on her manners toward a Trump attorney was wrong.
Final Five Voting does not advantage Republicans more than Democrats, nor does it advantage Democrats over Republicans. Rather, it helps to provide for the freedom of debate over ideas and solutions that we want to be able to have in each party, without being unfairly penalized in November.
Supreme Court set to rule on federal authority over navigable waters
