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Those who want to “escape” to Florida, its bad schools, regressive government and perennial climate disasters to avoid paying an income tax that benefits all, I say good riddance.
Former justice is a constitutional conservative committed to the rule of law.
Too many voters can’t see—or don’t care—why Wisconsin’s highest court once deserved national acclaim and now is a disgrace. Impartial justice, how sweet the sound, once lost not easily found.
If every Assembly district had 3 representatives rather than 1 the result would be dramatic
If we agree that we want the best life possible for future generations, I think we have to agree to do what we can to mitigate climate change.
Giving parents of all income levels the opportunity to choose the right school will open up more opportunities for greater student success and incentivize school excellence. Removing the arbitrary income limit on school choice is the right move for everyone.
While plenty of issues can sharply divide Democrats and Republicans, there are just as many – if not more – to bring lawmakers together. The continued health of the Wisconsin economy is one of them.
Our partnership on state-mandated programs is underfunded, leaving public safety at risk.
The 2024 Republican National Convention is to be held in Milwaukee, a city that for much of the 20th century was governed by three of the most high-profile Socialist Party mayors in American history.
In learning about the passing of the show’s co-creator Lloyd Morrisett, this month, I was completely unprepared for the backstory about how Big Bird and the crew came to be.
Data shows smoking consequences.
It’s one thing to have an unforeseen train wreck, but quite another to make a train go off the tracks and explode. However, that’s what House Speaker McCarthy, House Republicans and Wisconsin GOP Senator Ron Johnson are doing in refusing to raise the debt ceiling.
DeSantis takes lead in eliminating DEI and CRT bureaucracies.
Former Gov. Scott Walker, who will never be accused of being a student of history, declared the other day that drag shows are the same as strip shows.
The FMLA’s qualifications for eligible workers excludes about 62% of workers in Wisconsin, most of whom are low-income and/or part-time workers who cannot afford to miss a shift.
Increasing the standard deduction while keeping its sliding scale of eligibility would target tax relief at low- and middle-class households.
Street racing, “red light roulette”, and driving on sidewalks—all of these things are reckless driving realities across the state of Wisconsin and especially in the city of Milwaukee.
We need to re-examine the issues at play that allow for hundreds of guns to leave our state and cause injury and death.
Kiel has been home to one of the most heated culture wars in the political hotbed of Wisconsin. But it appears the fever might be starting to break.
The WisOpinion Insiders consider whether the GOP-controlled state Senate will approve Gov. Tony Evers’ appointees to lead key agencies after snubbing many in his first term. Sponsored by the Wisconsin Counties Association and Michael Best Strategies.
Those who want to “escape” to Florida, its bad schools, regressive government and perennial climate disasters to avoid paying an income tax that benefits all, I say good riddance.
Former justice is a constitutional conservative committed to the rule of law.
Too many voters can’t see—or don’t care—why Wisconsin’s highest court once deserved national acclaim and now is a disgrace. Impartial justice, how sweet the sound, once lost not easily found.
If every Assembly district had 3 representatives rather than 1 the result would be dramatic
If we agree that we want the best life possible for future generations, I think we have to agree to do what we can to mitigate climate change.
Giving parents of all income levels the opportunity to choose the right school will open up more opportunities for greater student success and incentivize school excellence. Removing the arbitrary income limit on school choice is the right move for everyone.
While plenty of issues can sharply divide Democrats and Republicans, there are just as many – if not more – to bring lawmakers together. The continued health of the Wisconsin economy is one of them.
Our partnership on state-mandated programs is underfunded, leaving public safety at risk.
The 2024 Republican National Convention is to be held in Milwaukee, a city that for much of the 20th century was governed by three of the most high-profile Socialist Party mayors in American history.
In learning about the passing of the show’s co-creator Lloyd Morrisett, this month, I was completely unprepared for the backstory about how Big Bird and the crew came to be.
Data shows smoking consequences.
It’s one thing to have an unforeseen train wreck, but quite another to make a train go off the tracks and explode. However, that’s what House Speaker McCarthy, House Republicans and Wisconsin GOP Senator Ron Johnson are doing in refusing to raise the debt ceiling.
DeSantis takes lead in eliminating DEI and CRT bureaucracies.
Former Gov. Scott Walker, who will never be accused of being a student of history, declared the other day that drag shows are the same as strip shows.
The FMLA’s qualifications for eligible workers excludes about 62% of workers in Wisconsin, most of whom are low-income and/or part-time workers who cannot afford to miss a shift.
Increasing the standard deduction while keeping its sliding scale of eligibility would target tax relief at low- and middle-class households.
Street racing, “red light roulette”, and driving on sidewalks—all of these things are reckless driving realities across the state of Wisconsin and especially in the city of Milwaukee.
We need to re-examine the issues at play that allow for hundreds of guns to leave our state and cause injury and death.
Kiel has been home to one of the most heated culture wars in the political hotbed of Wisconsin. But it appears the fever might be starting to break.
The WisOpinion Insiders consider whether the GOP-controlled state Senate will approve Gov. Tony Evers’ appointees to lead key agencies after snubbing many in his first term. Sponsored by the Wisconsin Counties Association and Michael Best Strategies.