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A problem for conservatives in mid-term elections.

But at the expense of Republican chances in November?

I believe it is very important to have a serious primary where voters feel a genuine opportunity to make their voices heard and choose their candidates for the November elections. Olikara is the only one who can offer that and much more.

A new Madison City Council ordinance, ostensibly to “protect election officials from harassment and threats,” is just a vehicle to threaten and intimidate conservative poll watchers, Dane County Republicans say.

A favorite weapon of Justice Rebecca Bradley distorts constitutional history to limit government.

Finding better ways to deliver large amounts of electricity to millions of homes, businesses, schools and elsewhere can be partially addressed, in Wisconsin and elsewhere, by using “rights of way” along certain highways and even rail corridors for transmission.

Last I looked, Joe Biden wasn’t president of Canada, or Great Britain, or Germany or France or anywhere else in the world that’s currently suffering from inflation triggered to a great extent by the increase in the cost of oil.

Private memo by attorney doing election review contradicts his call to decertify 2020 election.

Republicans must nominate candidates who are conservative, whom we can trust, and who can win the general election.

According to Kleefisch’s camp, Michels has a record of supporting labor unions, standing up for immigrant workers and favoring responsible tax policies.

The governor’s likely Republican challengers, Rebecca Kleefisch and Tim Michels, are cutting themselves into ribbons before Democrats mop up what’s left.

As upset as people are about the decision in Dobbs v. Jackson, history teaches us that this reversal of precedent is nothing new. Courts, and lawmakers have consistently contradicted themselves and found often vague justifications for doing so.

‘This is news to me,’ says division chief on the decision to rescind citations.

Lawmakers must make ARPA’s health insurance marketplace subsidies permanent and move us closer to a future where every American has access to affordable health care.

Did Democrats miss a chance to vet Mandela Barnes in primary for US Senate?

Alex Lasry, Sarah Godlewski and Tom Nelson each dropped out of the race to back Mandela Barnes before the primary.

This election cycle, looks like Ron Johnson wins the political PowerBall by drawing Mandela Barnes as his lucky ticket.

Now that the Democrats have cleared the field for Barnes, it’s time to dig in on where he really stands on policy issues.

The tech entrepreneur and 2020 Democratic presidential contender is focused these days on shaking up the political process.

The state’s current growth trajectory is sizable enough that even if Barca’s %5.4 billion estimate turns out to be too high, revenues will still be high enough to pay for substantial tax rate relief.

A problem for conservatives in mid-term elections.

But at the expense of Republican chances in November?

I believe it is very important to have a serious primary where voters feel a genuine opportunity to make their voices heard and choose their candidates for the November elections. Olikara is the only one who can offer that and much more.

A new Madison City Council ordinance, ostensibly to “protect election officials from harassment and threats,” is just a vehicle to threaten and intimidate conservative poll watchers, Dane County Republicans say.

A favorite weapon of Justice Rebecca Bradley distorts constitutional history to limit government.

Finding better ways to deliver large amounts of electricity to millions of homes, businesses, schools and elsewhere can be partially addressed, in Wisconsin and elsewhere, by using “rights of way” along certain highways and even rail corridors for transmission.

Last I looked, Joe Biden wasn’t president of Canada, or Great Britain, or Germany or France or anywhere else in the world that’s currently suffering from inflation triggered to a great extent by the increase in the cost of oil.

Private memo by attorney doing election review contradicts his call to decertify 2020 election.

Republicans must nominate candidates who are conservative, whom we can trust, and who can win the general election.

According to Kleefisch’s camp, Michels has a record of supporting labor unions, standing up for immigrant workers and favoring responsible tax policies.

The governor’s likely Republican challengers, Rebecca Kleefisch and Tim Michels, are cutting themselves into ribbons before Democrats mop up what’s left.

As upset as people are about the decision in Dobbs v. Jackson, history teaches us that this reversal of precedent is nothing new. Courts, and lawmakers have consistently contradicted themselves and found often vague justifications for doing so.

‘This is news to me,’ says division chief on the decision to rescind citations.

Lawmakers must make ARPA’s health insurance marketplace subsidies permanent and move us closer to a future where every American has access to affordable health care.

Did Democrats miss a chance to vet Mandela Barnes in primary for US Senate?

Alex Lasry, Sarah Godlewski and Tom Nelson each dropped out of the race to back Mandela Barnes before the primary.

This election cycle, looks like Ron Johnson wins the political PowerBall by drawing Mandela Barnes as his lucky ticket.

Now that the Democrats have cleared the field for Barnes, it’s time to dig in on where he really stands on policy issues.

The tech entrepreneur and 2020 Democratic presidential contender is focused these days on shaking up the political process.

The state’s current growth trajectory is sizable enough that even if Barca’s %5.4 billion estimate turns out to be too high, revenues will still be high enough to pay for substantial tax rate relief.