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Try as I might, I can’t understand what’s bad about getting more people to vote. But that’s apparently the reason Wisconsin has now amended its constitution to make it illegal for any private money to help finance the election process.
America’s competition with China must be won, not managed.
Why do so many liberals hate America? Perhaps their minds would be changed if they visited the regimes so many on the left praise and saw the failures of socialism firsthand.
The main thrusts of the points Alexander Hamilton raises in an open letter to President John Adams in 1800 is language that could also easily apply about Donald Trump in the dramatic election contest of 2024.
Despite some general agreement on the housing crisis in Madison, there is little agreement on solutions.
It’s no secret that Dane County has a strong economy, but the unprecedented federal funding made available by the Biden administration for manufacturing and clean energy projects means new opportunities for economic development in Dane County and the surrounding region.
The record crowds and enthusiasm were palpable in an atmosphere rarely seen in college basketball. The only difference this year was that unbridled fandom was in women’s basketball.
The message from voters in Wisconsin’s spring election is loud and unmistakable.
The way we vote is changing and conservatives need to adapt.
Trump and his allies want to subvert Wisconsin’s vote.
His latest attempt at election bribery isn’t just self-defeating in its purported aim to make higher education more affordable; it is also a dubious political calculation.
DEI, short for diversity, equity and inclusion, has been at the forefront of the culture wars for at least three years now, its roots in the right-wing Texas Legislature where GOP lawmakers claimed the state’s universities were brainwashing faculty and students over race and social justice.
When people say Congress is broken, this failure is a poster child. Instead of taking sensible steps toward reform, immigration is just an explosive political football.
The uniparty shows remarkable resilience.
Reintroduced this year in the 118th Congress by Senators Baldwin (D-WI) and J.D. Vance (R-OH), the COOL Online Act is supposed to better educate consumers about where the products they purchase online are coming from. While I understand the idea, there are a host of problems with the bill that could hurt the economic progress made in Wisconsin and the nation since the pandemic with untenable regulations.
Try as I might, I can’t understand what’s bad about getting more people to vote. But that’s apparently the reason Wisconsin has now amended its constitution to make it illegal for any private money to help finance the election process.
America’s competition with China must be won, not managed.
Why do so many liberals hate America? Perhaps their minds would be changed if they visited the regimes so many on the left praise and saw the failures of socialism firsthand.
The main thrusts of the points Alexander Hamilton raises in an open letter to President John Adams in 1800 is language that could also easily apply about Donald Trump in the dramatic election contest of 2024.
Despite some general agreement on the housing crisis in Madison, there is little agreement on solutions.
It’s no secret that Dane County has a strong economy, but the unprecedented federal funding made available by the Biden administration for manufacturing and clean energy projects means new opportunities for economic development in Dane County and the surrounding region.
The record crowds and enthusiasm were palpable in an atmosphere rarely seen in college basketball. The only difference this year was that unbridled fandom was in women’s basketball.
The message from voters in Wisconsin’s spring election is loud and unmistakable.
The way we vote is changing and conservatives need to adapt.
Trump and his allies want to subvert Wisconsin’s vote.
His latest attempt at election bribery isn’t just self-defeating in its purported aim to make higher education more affordable; it is also a dubious political calculation.
DEI, short for diversity, equity and inclusion, has been at the forefront of the culture wars for at least three years now, its roots in the right-wing Texas Legislature where GOP lawmakers claimed the state’s universities were brainwashing faculty and students over race and social justice.
When people say Congress is broken, this failure is a poster child. Instead of taking sensible steps toward reform, immigration is just an explosive political football.
The uniparty shows remarkable resilience.
Reintroduced this year in the 118th Congress by Senators Baldwin (D-WI) and J.D. Vance (R-OH), the COOL Online Act is supposed to better educate consumers about where the products they purchase online are coming from. While I understand the idea, there are a host of problems with the bill that could hurt the economic progress made in Wisconsin and the nation since the pandemic with untenable regulations.
