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Crime is on the minds of a lot of voters as November quickly approaches, and Evers and his fellow liberals who tied themselves to the defund the police movement just two years ago now want to talk about anything but crime and punishment.
In Wisconsin, Enbridge and Tim Michels threaten not only the Lake Superior watershed. They threaten us all.
If we are to survive as a nation, we must realize that then and now, we are a composite nation. We are made of different racial and ethnic backgrounds, that when combined, makes us stronger than any individual group.
Breaking down the October Marquette poll.
We are proud to present the research and recommendations of a remarkable set of scholars and authors who bring extraordinary insight into Wisconsin’s situation.
Students correctly see the labor market is full of low-wage, low-education jobs. They know that most jobs today are unstable and don’t have great benefits.
The WisOpinion Insiders, Chvala and Jensen, discuss the races for secretary of state and state treasurer, and the potential for full GOP control of state government. Sponsored by the Wisconsin Counties Association and Michael Best Strategies.
The thesis of Jeremi Suri’s new book is that last year’s insurrection at the U.S. Capitol proves the American Civil War never really ended.
People of a certain age on Thursday may have thought back to an event in 1974 as they watched the January 6th Committee take a unanimous and historic vote to subpoena Donald Trump.
I’m voting for Mandela Barnes and Tony Evers.
Public safety will be a key issue — if not the issue — in many governor’s races.
It now takes, on average, more than 15 months to fully resolve, from arrest to closed case, a homicide charge in Wisconsin. Armed robbery takes a year and sexual assault cases average 14 months.
Kudos to Madison Mayor Satya Rhodes-Conway for her decision to decorate what the state Supreme Court claims are “illegal” absentee vote drop boxes in her city.
Three recent reports indicated that Wisconsin is not up to par on dealing with climate change and green energy.
In addition to much-needed licensing reform, Wisconsin needs better management of its current licensing bureaucracy.
Wisconsin’s race for governor has narrowed while U.S. Sen. Ron Johnson (R-Oshkosh) has taken a commanding lead over his far left opponent, according to a new Marquette University Law School poll.
The latest Marquette University Law School poll is filled with bad news for Democrats.
Doctors and health care professionals are already seeing the devastating impact of widespread restrictions against abortion, with pregnant women in Wisconsin being forced to delay life-saving health care because doctors rightfully fear criminal prosecution.
From my vantage point, identity is no mere dimension of our current politics, it’s pretty much the whole of it. Virtually all politics are now identity politics.
It is time for Wisconsin to create a bold Justice Reinvestment Act that will fundamentally transform how resources are allocated in the state.
Crime is on the minds of a lot of voters as November quickly approaches, and Evers and his fellow liberals who tied themselves to the defund the police movement just two years ago now want to talk about anything but crime and punishment.
In Wisconsin, Enbridge and Tim Michels threaten not only the Lake Superior watershed. They threaten us all.
If we are to survive as a nation, we must realize that then and now, we are a composite nation. We are made of different racial and ethnic backgrounds, that when combined, makes us stronger than any individual group.
Breaking down the October Marquette poll.
We are proud to present the research and recommendations of a remarkable set of scholars and authors who bring extraordinary insight into Wisconsin’s situation.
Students correctly see the labor market is full of low-wage, low-education jobs. They know that most jobs today are unstable and don’t have great benefits.
The WisOpinion Insiders, Chvala and Jensen, discuss the races for secretary of state and state treasurer, and the potential for full GOP control of state government. Sponsored by the Wisconsin Counties Association and Michael Best Strategies.
The thesis of Jeremi Suri’s new book is that last year’s insurrection at the U.S. Capitol proves the American Civil War never really ended.
People of a certain age on Thursday may have thought back to an event in 1974 as they watched the January 6th Committee take a unanimous and historic vote to subpoena Donald Trump.
I’m voting for Mandela Barnes and Tony Evers.
Public safety will be a key issue — if not the issue — in many governor’s races.
It now takes, on average, more than 15 months to fully resolve, from arrest to closed case, a homicide charge in Wisconsin. Armed robbery takes a year and sexual assault cases average 14 months.
Kudos to Madison Mayor Satya Rhodes-Conway for her decision to decorate what the state Supreme Court claims are “illegal” absentee vote drop boxes in her city.
Three recent reports indicated that Wisconsin is not up to par on dealing with climate change and green energy.
In addition to much-needed licensing reform, Wisconsin needs better management of its current licensing bureaucracy.
Wisconsin’s race for governor has narrowed while U.S. Sen. Ron Johnson (R-Oshkosh) has taken a commanding lead over his far left opponent, according to a new Marquette University Law School poll.
The latest Marquette University Law School poll is filled with bad news for Democrats.
Doctors and health care professionals are already seeing the devastating impact of widespread restrictions against abortion, with pregnant women in Wisconsin being forced to delay life-saving health care because doctors rightfully fear criminal prosecution.
From my vantage point, identity is no mere dimension of our current politics, it’s pretty much the whole of it. Virtually all politics are now identity politics.
It is time for Wisconsin to create a bold Justice Reinvestment Act that will fundamentally transform how resources are allocated in the state.