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We can’t expect our kids to develop the habits of thoughtful debate or the civil give-and-take required of a functional democracy if adults can’t model those traits. Their future, and ours, depends on whether we can get our act together.
The climate crisis threatens to upend our Wisconsin way of life, whether through changes to our growing seasons, eroding coastlines or the disparate long-term health and economic effects of extreme weather.
Kleefisch says so. The only two claims of this, both in other states, involved Republicans.
Natural Resources Board chair resists further public records requests. What is he hiding?
We can’t achieve strong economic growth without substantial expansion of the labor force.
The minor deficiencies the Legislative Audit Bureau uncovered had no effect on the final election outcomes, especially at the presidential level. But they did bring up hygienic issues that need to be tended to.
I’m sure he didn’t intend to, but Wisconsin Institute for Law and Liberty’s research director Will Flanders let the cat out of the bag in comments he made in a recent newspaper story about supposed voting irregularities that somehow gave Joe Biden the edge in 2020.
Another Corrections employee is stepping forward to post concerns about the Evers administration’s COVID-19 testing mandate, a mandate that looks to prove costly for taxpayers and prison security.
As if we needed more evidence that the Democrats’ move to the left is going to destroy their chances in the mid-terms, we got more of it this morning.
It’s time to rename James Madison Memorial High School.
You could de-congest all the ports and unload Wisconsin’s share for super fast delivery to businesses and homes in the Badger State, but Wisconsin and our future as the climate crisis unfolds will continue to degrade until policy-makers put public trust water, air, land and wildlife first.
For those of us who cherish the beauty of our wondrous land, the weeks before Halloween came with two big treats that reversed a couple of dirty tricks from the Donald Trump administration.
All of us here in Wisconsin, on all sides of various political aisles, need to treat our state’s low reading scores like the crisis it is.
Despite the alarmingly low test scores, there appears to be little to no outrage by the media and education establishment.
The recall campaign against four incumbents on the Mequon-Thiensville School Board — Wendy Francour, Erik Hollander, Akram Khan and Chris Schultz — has turned particularly nasty, as the establishment looks to hold the line against a grassroots campaign driven by fed-up parents.
After the Jan. 6 insurrection, Pocan and Moore signed on as co-sponsors for legislation that would identify, investigate and expel members of the House who aided and abetted the seditionists who stormed the U.S. Capitol in an effort to overturn the results of the 2020 election.
A weird fringe of the hunting sector isn’t doing the sport’s image any favors.
Ronald Reagan’s nationally televised address, “A Time for Choosing,” was the manifesto of the modern conservative movement.
Wisconsin is fed up with extreme gerrymandering in the state Legislature.
Wisconsin’s a leader in counting prisoners to inflate rural areas and rob urban areas of representation.
We can’t expect our kids to develop the habits of thoughtful debate or the civil give-and-take required of a functional democracy if adults can’t model those traits. Their future, and ours, depends on whether we can get our act together.
The climate crisis threatens to upend our Wisconsin way of life, whether through changes to our growing seasons, eroding coastlines or the disparate long-term health and economic effects of extreme weather.
Kleefisch says so. The only two claims of this, both in other states, involved Republicans.
Natural Resources Board chair resists further public records requests. What is he hiding?
We can’t achieve strong economic growth without substantial expansion of the labor force.
The minor deficiencies the Legislative Audit Bureau uncovered had no effect on the final election outcomes, especially at the presidential level. But they did bring up hygienic issues that need to be tended to.
I’m sure he didn’t intend to, but Wisconsin Institute for Law and Liberty’s research director Will Flanders let the cat out of the bag in comments he made in a recent newspaper story about supposed voting irregularities that somehow gave Joe Biden the edge in 2020.
Another Corrections employee is stepping forward to post concerns about the Evers administration’s COVID-19 testing mandate, a mandate that looks to prove costly for taxpayers and prison security.
As if we needed more evidence that the Democrats’ move to the left is going to destroy their chances in the mid-terms, we got more of it this morning.
It’s time to rename James Madison Memorial High School.
You could de-congest all the ports and unload Wisconsin’s share for super fast delivery to businesses and homes in the Badger State, but Wisconsin and our future as the climate crisis unfolds will continue to degrade until policy-makers put public trust water, air, land and wildlife first.
For those of us who cherish the beauty of our wondrous land, the weeks before Halloween came with two big treats that reversed a couple of dirty tricks from the Donald Trump administration.
All of us here in Wisconsin, on all sides of various political aisles, need to treat our state’s low reading scores like the crisis it is.
Despite the alarmingly low test scores, there appears to be little to no outrage by the media and education establishment.
The recall campaign against four incumbents on the Mequon-Thiensville School Board — Wendy Francour, Erik Hollander, Akram Khan and Chris Schultz — has turned particularly nasty, as the establishment looks to hold the line against a grassroots campaign driven by fed-up parents.
After the Jan. 6 insurrection, Pocan and Moore signed on as co-sponsors for legislation that would identify, investigate and expel members of the House who aided and abetted the seditionists who stormed the U.S. Capitol in an effort to overturn the results of the 2020 election.
A weird fringe of the hunting sector isn’t doing the sport’s image any favors.
Ronald Reagan’s nationally televised address, “A Time for Choosing,” was the manifesto of the modern conservative movement.
Wisconsin is fed up with extreme gerrymandering in the state Legislature.
Wisconsin’s a leader in counting prisoners to inflate rural areas and rob urban areas of representation.
