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If you’re on the Internet or watching TV looking ahead to the November election, you know the GOP is offering you resentment and the Democrats, judging by their emails, are still in the throes of desperation.
Over the last three years, Gov. Tony Evers has provided common sense leadership for our state, and has increased investments into affordable housing and infrastructure like roads, broadband, and clean water.
Issues took a back seat to party or tribal loyalty in the Aug. 9 Wisconsin primary.
It’s campaign season, so the only numbers that seem to matter to the mainstream media are the ones in polls. Here are some other ones that ought to matter more.
Depending on their circumstance, many Wisconsin residents could see nearly 1/3 to roughly 60% of their student loan debt cleared.
President Joe Biden’s disastrous open border policies have emboldened drug cartels to infest U.S. cities and small towns alike with highly addictive and deadly opioids.
Former Cap Times columnist Rob Zaleski focuses on former Madison Police Chief David Couper.
The WisOpinion Insiders, Chvala and Jensen, consider the political factors at play in the Wisconsin governor’s race. Sponsored by the Wisconsin Counties Association and Michael Best Strategies.
Michels promises that as governor — unlike Tony Evers — he’ll keep Wisconsin’s schools open, adding sarcastically, “no matter what Fauci says.”
He faces an all-out war for reelection against a well-armed opponent, and his battle plan seems to be unveiling a last-minute tax cut and praying voters don’t realize how disingenuous it is.
Biden calls it a “loan forgiveness” initiative for some 40 million Americans. For the vast majority of Americans who are picking up a $300 billion tab, it’s more like a debt transfer program.
Golden rule: Don’t spend money you don’t have.
MU, MSOE, UW-Madison the highest, MIAD and UW-Superior the lowest in future earnings.
Thankfully, after he was widely castigated for voting to deny health care to the men and women who risked their lives to protect all of us, U.S. Sen. Ron Johnson was shamed into supporting the final bill.
Politics has corrupted us. Those we have elected have become power seekers rather than people servers.
The GOP businessman candidate for governor offers a very un-business like analysis.
Evers refuses to use billions of unused federal relief monies he controls to fund his election year tax shift.
Evers’ B-roll ends up in B.S. political ad.
Every time Johnson and his fellow Republican politicians attack Social Security and Medicare, it reaffirms the fact that Republicans in Congress do not care about seniors and our livelihood — they only care about themselves.
The rise of of hate is alarming, but not nearly as alarming as the fact the time and time again, angry men with guns are taking their hatred into public places and murdering people.
If you’re on the Internet or watching TV looking ahead to the November election, you know the GOP is offering you resentment and the Democrats, judging by their emails, are still in the throes of desperation.
Over the last three years, Gov. Tony Evers has provided common sense leadership for our state, and has increased investments into affordable housing and infrastructure like roads, broadband, and clean water.
Issues took a back seat to party or tribal loyalty in the Aug. 9 Wisconsin primary.
It’s campaign season, so the only numbers that seem to matter to the mainstream media are the ones in polls. Here are some other ones that ought to matter more.
Depending on their circumstance, many Wisconsin residents could see nearly 1/3 to roughly 60% of their student loan debt cleared.
President Joe Biden’s disastrous open border policies have emboldened drug cartels to infest U.S. cities and small towns alike with highly addictive and deadly opioids.
Former Cap Times columnist Rob Zaleski focuses on former Madison Police Chief David Couper.
The WisOpinion Insiders, Chvala and Jensen, consider the political factors at play in the Wisconsin governor’s race. Sponsored by the Wisconsin Counties Association and Michael Best Strategies.
Michels promises that as governor — unlike Tony Evers — he’ll keep Wisconsin’s schools open, adding sarcastically, “no matter what Fauci says.”
He faces an all-out war for reelection against a well-armed opponent, and his battle plan seems to be unveiling a last-minute tax cut and praying voters don’t realize how disingenuous it is.
Biden calls it a “loan forgiveness” initiative for some 40 million Americans. For the vast majority of Americans who are picking up a $300 billion tab, it’s more like a debt transfer program.
Golden rule: Don’t spend money you don’t have.
MU, MSOE, UW-Madison the highest, MIAD and UW-Superior the lowest in future earnings.
Thankfully, after he was widely castigated for voting to deny health care to the men and women who risked their lives to protect all of us, U.S. Sen. Ron Johnson was shamed into supporting the final bill.
Politics has corrupted us. Those we have elected have become power seekers rather than people servers.
The GOP businessman candidate for governor offers a very un-business like analysis.
Evers refuses to use billions of unused federal relief monies he controls to fund his election year tax shift.
Evers’ B-roll ends up in B.S. political ad.
Every time Johnson and his fellow Republican politicians attack Social Security and Medicare, it reaffirms the fact that Republicans in Congress do not care about seniors and our livelihood — they only care about themselves.
The rise of of hate is alarming, but not nearly as alarming as the fact the time and time again, angry men with guns are taking their hatred into public places and murdering people.
