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What Biden outlined in his State of the Union address was a plan to temper the abuses of capitalism. And he labeled it as such. That’s a good start. Now if only he would borrow another page from FDR and use his next State of the Union address to call for an Economic Bill of Rights.
Health Services Secretary Kirsten Johnson is well-positioned to face her first big challenge – the end of continuous Medicaid enrollment.
This massively important statewide election will determine the balance of power on the state’s highest court.
The President’s Safer America Plan does everything from providing for additional police officers, standardizing provisions of his executive order, to investing in crime prevention strategies.
Conservatives keep mum on campus.
Black History Month a good time to celebrate how many racial barriers have been overcome.
Rep. Mark Born, R-Beaver Dam, and Rep. Evan Goyke, D-Milwaukee, both members of the Joint Finance Committee, join Badger Institute VP Michael Jahr for a Schoolhouse Rock look at how a budget becomes law in Wisconsin.
It’s becoming clear that if you give people a reliable alternative to the automobile, they’ll use it. And it’s cheaper than laying down more acres and acres of concrete.
After Covid lockdowns, an environmentalist questions the left’s call for a national climate emergency.
Biden is looking forward with an eye toward securing the state in 2024.
His support among Republicans at this early stage of the primary cycle puts him in rare company.
DOA says it didn’t keep track of $4 billion in emergency spending decisions
He ran rings around Republicans 40 years younger during the State of Union address, making a usually formal event look much like a rugby scrum inside the British Parliament, where free-for-all antics are normal.
Are you better off since President Biden took office?
There are many topics Republicans much enjoy blustering about, or as the nation witnessed on Tuesday night, acting out with childlike behavior when confronted with data that goes against their rhetoric and fund-raising efforts.
Balance of power rests in the hands of Wisconsin voters this spring.
All of our organizing gave us the power to reach the groundbreaking agreement with UW Health that provided us a union voice.
Gov. Tony Evers could firmly return Wisconsin onto the green energy map when he makes his budget proposal speech next Wednesday, Feb. 15.
Biden’s Bipartisan Infrastructure Law is already delivering results for the people of Wisconsin.
The first thing President Joe Biden did the morning after he delivered his State of the Union address was to board a plane for Wisconsin, taking his message directly to the blue-collar, swing state voters he hopes will propel his reelection in 2024.
What Biden outlined in his State of the Union address was a plan to temper the abuses of capitalism. And he labeled it as such. That’s a good start. Now if only he would borrow another page from FDR and use his next State of the Union address to call for an Economic Bill of Rights.
Health Services Secretary Kirsten Johnson is well-positioned to face her first big challenge – the end of continuous Medicaid enrollment.
This massively important statewide election will determine the balance of power on the state’s highest court.
The President’s Safer America Plan does everything from providing for additional police officers, standardizing provisions of his executive order, to investing in crime prevention strategies.
Conservatives keep mum on campus.
Black History Month a good time to celebrate how many racial barriers have been overcome.
Rep. Mark Born, R-Beaver Dam, and Rep. Evan Goyke, D-Milwaukee, both members of the Joint Finance Committee, join Badger Institute VP Michael Jahr for a Schoolhouse Rock look at how a budget becomes law in Wisconsin.
It’s becoming clear that if you give people a reliable alternative to the automobile, they’ll use it. And it’s cheaper than laying down more acres and acres of concrete.
After Covid lockdowns, an environmentalist questions the left’s call for a national climate emergency.
Biden is looking forward with an eye toward securing the state in 2024.
His support among Republicans at this early stage of the primary cycle puts him in rare company.
DOA says it didn’t keep track of $4 billion in emergency spending decisions
He ran rings around Republicans 40 years younger during the State of Union address, making a usually formal event look much like a rugby scrum inside the British Parliament, where free-for-all antics are normal.
Are you better off since President Biden took office?
There are many topics Republicans much enjoy blustering about, or as the nation witnessed on Tuesday night, acting out with childlike behavior when confronted with data that goes against their rhetoric and fund-raising efforts.
Balance of power rests in the hands of Wisconsin voters this spring.
All of our organizing gave us the power to reach the groundbreaking agreement with UW Health that provided us a union voice.
Gov. Tony Evers could firmly return Wisconsin onto the green energy map when he makes his budget proposal speech next Wednesday, Feb. 15.
Biden’s Bipartisan Infrastructure Law is already delivering results for the people of Wisconsin.
The first thing President Joe Biden did the morning after he delivered his State of the Union address was to board a plane for Wisconsin, taking his message directly to the blue-collar, swing state voters he hopes will propel his reelection in 2024.
