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Wisconsin’s K-12 schools have received more than $2.6 billion in federal COVID relief over the run of the pandemic — an unprecedented amount of funding. With that in mind, Republican members of the Joint Finance Committee on Thursday hit the brakes on Gov. Tony Evers’ massive state education spending plan.
I wish I could say that former House Speaker Paul Ryan spoke truth to power. But power won’t pay any attention.
The new Marshall Plan concept would mobilize resources from all levels of government.
What was Mark Born thinking when he rejected the modest state allocation for Wisconsin’s Black Historical Museum?
Businesses struggling to hire should focus on making their wages more attractive.
There is just no debate: Climate change is here, and it’s time our state takes meaningful action to minimize impacts on our health, our property and our way of life.
As President Joe Biden creates the worst humanitarian crisis of our times at the U.S. border with Mexico, his allies in congress have rejected U.S. Sen. Ron Johnson’s amendment calling for the completion of the approximately 250 miles of unfinished border wall.
For too long Johnson has deceived and manipulated the truth, and purposely misled and distorted facts for his odd and strange designs. So no one can believe that his desire for truth now is based on, well, truth.
Many have said it: Gun violence is a stain on the American character or, as President Biden said in April, an “international embarrassment.” No two words demonstrate just how deep is the stain than these: legally purchased.
RightWisconsin’s James Wigderson joins Charlie Sykes on the Bulwark Podcast to discuss the past and present of the Republican Party in Wisconsin.
Wisconsin needs to do more about police violence.
The Knowles-Nelson Stewardship Program, established by a former GOP governor and a former Democratic governor, has been around since 1989 and has set aside thousands of acres across the state.
Our rights are being erased as punishment for exercising our rights.
For no real reason other than to force Republicans to reject what Evers believes is a popular proposal, the Governor called them into special session last week to take up the Medicaid expansion that they have resisted since it was first offered seven years ago.
Bezos is the poster child for the incredible disparity that exists between the rich and poor in this country and continues to widen with each passing year.
Given that the GOP has ceased to be a responsible political party respecting the democratic process, what is a good conservative supposed to do? Don’t vote.
The fix is not as simple as reducing unemployment benefits. That may help at the margins, but the solution must include measures to improve affordability of childcare, reform immigration, upskill the labor force and much more. We have a lot of work to do.
Liberals used to care about the rights of the accused. Now, they care more about identity politics.
Seeking a way to separate from Donald Trump.
The enhanced unemployment benefit is keeping people from returning to work, and many states are ending it.
Wisconsin’s K-12 schools have received more than $2.6 billion in federal COVID relief over the run of the pandemic — an unprecedented amount of funding. With that in mind, Republican members of the Joint Finance Committee on Thursday hit the brakes on Gov. Tony Evers’ massive state education spending plan.
I wish I could say that former House Speaker Paul Ryan spoke truth to power. But power won’t pay any attention.
The new Marshall Plan concept would mobilize resources from all levels of government.
What was Mark Born thinking when he rejected the modest state allocation for Wisconsin’s Black Historical Museum?
Businesses struggling to hire should focus on making their wages more attractive.
There is just no debate: Climate change is here, and it’s time our state takes meaningful action to minimize impacts on our health, our property and our way of life.
As President Joe Biden creates the worst humanitarian crisis of our times at the U.S. border with Mexico, his allies in congress have rejected U.S. Sen. Ron Johnson’s amendment calling for the completion of the approximately 250 miles of unfinished border wall.
For too long Johnson has deceived and manipulated the truth, and purposely misled and distorted facts for his odd and strange designs. So no one can believe that his desire for truth now is based on, well, truth.
Many have said it: Gun violence is a stain on the American character or, as President Biden said in April, an “international embarrassment.” No two words demonstrate just how deep is the stain than these: legally purchased.
RightWisconsin’s James Wigderson joins Charlie Sykes on the Bulwark Podcast to discuss the past and present of the Republican Party in Wisconsin.
Wisconsin needs to do more about police violence.
The Knowles-Nelson Stewardship Program, established by a former GOP governor and a former Democratic governor, has been around since 1989 and has set aside thousands of acres across the state.
Our rights are being erased as punishment for exercising our rights.
For no real reason other than to force Republicans to reject what Evers believes is a popular proposal, the Governor called them into special session last week to take up the Medicaid expansion that they have resisted since it was first offered seven years ago.
Bezos is the poster child for the incredible disparity that exists between the rich and poor in this country and continues to widen with each passing year.
Given that the GOP has ceased to be a responsible political party respecting the democratic process, what is a good conservative supposed to do? Don’t vote.
The fix is not as simple as reducing unemployment benefits. That may help at the margins, but the solution must include measures to improve affordability of childcare, reform immigration, upskill the labor force and much more. We have a lot of work to do.
Liberals used to care about the rights of the accused. Now, they care more about identity politics.
Seeking a way to separate from Donald Trump.
The enhanced unemployment benefit is keeping people from returning to work, and many states are ending it.
