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Wisconsinites are desperate for relief from a drug pricing system that works for corporations and middlemen, not patients. Now, congressional Democrats and President Joe Biden are delivering that reform and relief.
President Joe Biden’s vilification of Americans he has billed as “Trumpies” and “MAGA Republicans” isn’t sitting well with a majority of voters, according to a new poll from Convention of States Action.
Beyond the “horse race” numbers of who may be leading in campaigns for the U.S. Senate and governor, a deeper look at the latest Marquette University Law School poll offered a fascinating look at the stunning difference in how Republicans, Democrats and political independents view issues.
If we truly want all students to succeed, we need to tie funding to today’s student needs, and not to what a district spent 30 years ago.
Virtual learning turned out to be a failure for students, community.
A Florida judge has invented a special deference for former presidents (or just one of them) when facing criminal investigation, forcing a special master to be appointed before the Department of Justice can use the documents seized in August at Mar-a-Lago.
It is safe to say that no issue separates the Democratic challenger and the Republican incumbent more completely than the question of whether they will stand up for Wisconsin workers.
It’s just like your house. Either fix the roof and mend the stairs or face the consequences down the road.
The images of our city burning will forever be etched into our memory.
Our state’s voters might surprise people in November.
We need to celebrate our workers by joining together to give them the support they deserve. It’s an investment that will pay off for generations.
Bias and inequity in public services, the allocation of dollars and resources, and in the maintenance of infrastructure come at a cost.
Congress must maintain the momentum for innovation by including appropriations for tech hubs and tech transfers in the next federal budget. And policymakers must resist demands to “march in” as a means of price control.
The WisOpinion Insiders, Chvala and Jensen, review Wisconsin’s 3rd Congressional District race to succeed longtime moderate U.S. Rep. Ron Kind, D-La Crosse. Sponsored by the Wisconsin Counties Association and Michael Best Strategies.
This Labor Day, I ask you to think about how blue collar men and women built our nation’s economy. Let’s recognize and reward them for their role in our nation’s economic success.
Organized labor has been enjoying a bit of a renaissance over the last few years.
On Labor Day weekend, here’s a question that hard-left Democrats need to ask themselves: If they’re so pro-worker how come workers have been abandoning them in droves?
Without free and fair elections, transparency, and accountability union members have no way to check the power of their leaders.
While the usual theatrics of a campaign season is upon us it appears that once again the long-term problem of a shortage of workers in our state will be left behind.
Carl Bernstein will be interviewed by his longtime friend and fellow Washington Post icon David Maraniss as part of the Cap Times Idea Fest.
Wisconsinites are desperate for relief from a drug pricing system that works for corporations and middlemen, not patients. Now, congressional Democrats and President Joe Biden are delivering that reform and relief.
President Joe Biden’s vilification of Americans he has billed as “Trumpies” and “MAGA Republicans” isn’t sitting well with a majority of voters, according to a new poll from Convention of States Action.
Beyond the “horse race” numbers of who may be leading in campaigns for the U.S. Senate and governor, a deeper look at the latest Marquette University Law School poll offered a fascinating look at the stunning difference in how Republicans, Democrats and political independents view issues.
If we truly want all students to succeed, we need to tie funding to today’s student needs, and not to what a district spent 30 years ago.
Virtual learning turned out to be a failure for students, community.
A Florida judge has invented a special deference for former presidents (or just one of them) when facing criminal investigation, forcing a special master to be appointed before the Department of Justice can use the documents seized in August at Mar-a-Lago.
It is safe to say that no issue separates the Democratic challenger and the Republican incumbent more completely than the question of whether they will stand up for Wisconsin workers.
It’s just like your house. Either fix the roof and mend the stairs or face the consequences down the road.
The images of our city burning will forever be etched into our memory.
Our state’s voters might surprise people in November.
We need to celebrate our workers by joining together to give them the support they deserve. It’s an investment that will pay off for generations.
Bias and inequity in public services, the allocation of dollars and resources, and in the maintenance of infrastructure come at a cost.
Congress must maintain the momentum for innovation by including appropriations for tech hubs and tech transfers in the next federal budget. And policymakers must resist demands to “march in” as a means of price control.
The WisOpinion Insiders, Chvala and Jensen, review Wisconsin’s 3rd Congressional District race to succeed longtime moderate U.S. Rep. Ron Kind, D-La Crosse. Sponsored by the Wisconsin Counties Association and Michael Best Strategies.
This Labor Day, I ask you to think about how blue collar men and women built our nation’s economy. Let’s recognize and reward them for their role in our nation’s economic success.
Organized labor has been enjoying a bit of a renaissance over the last few years.
On Labor Day weekend, here’s a question that hard-left Democrats need to ask themselves: If they’re so pro-worker how come workers have been abandoning them in droves?
Without free and fair elections, transparency, and accountability union members have no way to check the power of their leaders.
While the usual theatrics of a campaign season is upon us it appears that once again the long-term problem of a shortage of workers in our state will be left behind.
Carl Bernstein will be interviewed by his longtime friend and fellow Washington Post icon David Maraniss as part of the Cap Times Idea Fest.
