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Attorneys general in some states have sided with the FTC to block consumer and sometimes worker unfriendly mergers. Where is Wisconsin Attorney General Josh Kaul on these consumer-adverse mergers?
No one is above the law. The U.S. Department of Justice must hold Trump accountable.
Donald Trump is an offender who attempted by overt acts to overthrow the government of the state to which he owed allegiance.
I fervently hope that Ron Johnson wins reelection, but in the best interests of a state I love, I equally fervently hope that the Democrats nominate someone of substance and character.
Bankruptcies, tax giveaways, high gas prices, compromised national security, global warming: That’s the price of continuing down our current path. The industry needs to be put out of its misery and placed into the hands of the people.
Republicans smell blood! Four candidates want to replace incumbent Democrat governor Tony Evers, eight for lieutenant governor, three for attorney general, three for secretary of state, two for treasurer — 20 candidates in all! Best we can determine, only three of those 20 are presidential Election Deniers. What does that tell you?
Rep. Janel Brandtjen, the chair of the Wisconsin Assembly’s elections committee, has called for invalidating President Joe Biden’s 2020 election victory in the state.
The 1849 law’s only exception is so vague it leaves gold-standard, life-saving, and life-affirming medical therapy open for interpretation and scrutiny. Abortions are allowed only to save a pregnant person’s life. Yet deciding what constitutes a life-threatening emergency isn’t defined in this law.
You don’t have to think Wisconsin’s trailblazing 100-year-old progressive income tax was always a bad idea to know that it’s worse than a bad idea today.
Modeled after 9-1-1, the new “Suicide & Crisis Hotline” is designed to be a quick way for people in crisis to get connected to an existing network of more than 200 local crisis call centers around the country.
Federal infrastructure law has quality standards which Wisconsin has moved away from.
The WisOpinion Insiders, Chvala and Jensen, consider whether Wisconsin might adopt a red flag law following the recent passage of federal firearm legislation. Sponsored by the Wisconsin Counties Association and Michael Best Strategies.
U.S. Rep. Ron Kind says the increasing polarization of politics is among the reasons he’s decided not to run for reelection.
Woke indoctrination has even hijacked the homes of our Founders.
People should not be made to jump through hoops to exercise their right to vote.
History dictates that, if it comes, it will be unjustly deferred and grudgingly parceled out so it does not resemble full justice.
And he’s not the only notable from out of state who gave the maximum donation to our governor.
Parents’ power to choose the best education for their children ought not be hindered when the default is failing them.
The key to understanding the abortion question is to know that the end game is men’s power and control over women.
$48 million will come next year to replace lead water service lines. The money is part of a $841 million package from Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act to improve water infrastructure in the state.
Attorneys general in some states have sided with the FTC to block consumer and sometimes worker unfriendly mergers. Where is Wisconsin Attorney General Josh Kaul on these consumer-adverse mergers?
No one is above the law. The U.S. Department of Justice must hold Trump accountable.
Donald Trump is an offender who attempted by overt acts to overthrow the government of the state to which he owed allegiance.
I fervently hope that Ron Johnson wins reelection, but in the best interests of a state I love, I equally fervently hope that the Democrats nominate someone of substance and character.
Bankruptcies, tax giveaways, high gas prices, compromised national security, global warming: That’s the price of continuing down our current path. The industry needs to be put out of its misery and placed into the hands of the people.
Republicans smell blood! Four candidates want to replace incumbent Democrat governor Tony Evers, eight for lieutenant governor, three for attorney general, three for secretary of state, two for treasurer — 20 candidates in all! Best we can determine, only three of those 20 are presidential Election Deniers. What does that tell you?
Rep. Janel Brandtjen, the chair of the Wisconsin Assembly’s elections committee, has called for invalidating President Joe Biden’s 2020 election victory in the state.
The 1849 law’s only exception is so vague it leaves gold-standard, life-saving, and life-affirming medical therapy open for interpretation and scrutiny. Abortions are allowed only to save a pregnant person’s life. Yet deciding what constitutes a life-threatening emergency isn’t defined in this law.
You don’t have to think Wisconsin’s trailblazing 100-year-old progressive income tax was always a bad idea to know that it’s worse than a bad idea today.
Modeled after 9-1-1, the new “Suicide & Crisis Hotline” is designed to be a quick way for people in crisis to get connected to an existing network of more than 200 local crisis call centers around the country.
Federal infrastructure law has quality standards which Wisconsin has moved away from.
The WisOpinion Insiders, Chvala and Jensen, consider whether Wisconsin might adopt a red flag law following the recent passage of federal firearm legislation. Sponsored by the Wisconsin Counties Association and Michael Best Strategies.
U.S. Rep. Ron Kind says the increasing polarization of politics is among the reasons he’s decided not to run for reelection.
Woke indoctrination has even hijacked the homes of our Founders.
People should not be made to jump through hoops to exercise their right to vote.
History dictates that, if it comes, it will be unjustly deferred and grudgingly parceled out so it does not resemble full justice.
And he’s not the only notable from out of state who gave the maximum donation to our governor.
Parents’ power to choose the best education for their children ought not be hindered when the default is failing them.
The key to understanding the abortion question is to know that the end game is men’s power and control over women.
$48 million will come next year to replace lead water service lines. The money is part of a $841 million package from Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act to improve water infrastructure in the state.
