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This weekend Jarchow, in light of the well-reported news over the weeks that laws were being broken in Canada, and as a candidate for a top law-and-order office in Wisconsin tweeted a most bizarre statement.
The term “Wisconsin Idea” may seem vague to some, but it’s not to a group of students and faculty members from UW-Eau Claire or the Afghanistan refugees and partner groups they interacted with for two weeks in January.
A war between an invading Russian force and Ukraine will be catastrophic, and will destabilize the international order.
Demonizing teachers has become a passion among all too many in Wisconsin.
If Wisconsin lawmakers truly value education and protecting a bright future of all children in this state, then they would be wise to act quickly and support Sen. Alberta Darling’s reform efforts to split MPS into several smaller school districts.
Democrats are failing to speak to the realities of the economic moment–and it could cost them in the midterms.
In a year when the utter failure of President Biden’s administration is expected to fuel a Republican wave at the ballot box, the Wisconsin Republican primary for governor is setting up to be a battle for the party’s soul.
Anyone that knows me has heard me utter the name Ezekiel Gillespie. You can’t talk about the history of voting rights in Wisconsin and not discuss this African American legend.
A state audit recently ordered by the Joint Legislative Audit Committee aims to track the mountain of taxpayer cash at Gov. Tony Evers’ disposal, and whether the administration has been good stewards of the federal funds.
It’s time to take action for survivors by urging our legislators to co-sponsor Sara’s law.
The WisOpinion insiders, Chvala and Jensen, unpack Gov. Tony Evers’ State of the State speech and weigh its impact on this fall’s race for governor. Sponsored by the Wisconsin Counties Association and Michael Best Strategies.
One recent Friday, Tony Evers proved again why he’s as important as any governor in Wisconsin history, the crucial bulwark against the most extreme elements that dominate state Republican politics.
Teacher union bosses, woke Democrat politicians, and other assorted radicals overwhelmingly support a racist system.
Governor’s veto lays bare the doubletalk of the CRT crow.
Our district in Madison would benefit greatly from bringing teachers to the table to create the conditions both students and educators need to be successful right now.
The “looming demographic crisis” is a myth designed to sell a terribly unpopular and harmful higher education policy agenda.
The Democrat has yet to implement a state law signed by his predecessor that requires able-bodied welfare recipients to look for a job as a condition of receiving those taxpayer-funded benefits.
A decline in legal immigration has compounded the workforce shortage.
While you’re forking over a lot more money at the gasoline station, the oil giants and their stockholders are doing just fine.
A bombshell court filing accuses the Hillary Clinton presidential campaign of spying on internet traffic at Donald Trump’s New York apartment, his campaign headquarters at Trump Tower, and even the White House once he was elected president.
This weekend Jarchow, in light of the well-reported news over the weeks that laws were being broken in Canada, and as a candidate for a top law-and-order office in Wisconsin tweeted a most bizarre statement.
The term “Wisconsin Idea” may seem vague to some, but it’s not to a group of students and faculty members from UW-Eau Claire or the Afghanistan refugees and partner groups they interacted with for two weeks in January.
A war between an invading Russian force and Ukraine will be catastrophic, and will destabilize the international order.
Demonizing teachers has become a passion among all too many in Wisconsin.
If Wisconsin lawmakers truly value education and protecting a bright future of all children in this state, then they would be wise to act quickly and support Sen. Alberta Darling’s reform efforts to split MPS into several smaller school districts.
Democrats are failing to speak to the realities of the economic moment–and it could cost them in the midterms.
In a year when the utter failure of President Biden’s administration is expected to fuel a Republican wave at the ballot box, the Wisconsin Republican primary for governor is setting up to be a battle for the party’s soul.
Anyone that knows me has heard me utter the name Ezekiel Gillespie. You can’t talk about the history of voting rights in Wisconsin and not discuss this African American legend.
A state audit recently ordered by the Joint Legislative Audit Committee aims to track the mountain of taxpayer cash at Gov. Tony Evers’ disposal, and whether the administration has been good stewards of the federal funds.
It’s time to take action for survivors by urging our legislators to co-sponsor Sara’s law.
The WisOpinion insiders, Chvala and Jensen, unpack Gov. Tony Evers’ State of the State speech and weigh its impact on this fall’s race for governor. Sponsored by the Wisconsin Counties Association and Michael Best Strategies.
One recent Friday, Tony Evers proved again why he’s as important as any governor in Wisconsin history, the crucial bulwark against the most extreme elements that dominate state Republican politics.
Teacher union bosses, woke Democrat politicians, and other assorted radicals overwhelmingly support a racist system.
Governor’s veto lays bare the doubletalk of the CRT crow.
Our district in Madison would benefit greatly from bringing teachers to the table to create the conditions both students and educators need to be successful right now.
The “looming demographic crisis” is a myth designed to sell a terribly unpopular and harmful higher education policy agenda.
The Democrat has yet to implement a state law signed by his predecessor that requires able-bodied welfare recipients to look for a job as a condition of receiving those taxpayer-funded benefits.
A decline in legal immigration has compounded the workforce shortage.
While you’re forking over a lot more money at the gasoline station, the oil giants and their stockholders are doing just fine.
A bombshell court filing accuses the Hillary Clinton presidential campaign of spying on internet traffic at Donald Trump’s New York apartment, his campaign headquarters at Trump Tower, and even the White House once he was elected president.
