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It’s deja vu, and it has much to do with the radical left policies and executive orders the left’s president has forced on America.

Why is it that so many in the White community feel compelled to claim they don’t have a racist bone in their bodies after they are found out to have said something that is clearly racist.

She’s learned well the art of dodging tough questions and stretching the truth whenever it’s convenient to do so.

The WisOpinion Insiders, Chvala and Jensen, look at the candidates from both parties vying for lieutenant governor and ask how much the office matters. Sponsored by the Wisconsin Counties Association and Michael Best Strategies.

The vaccines do not preclude infection or transmission. As a result, we are forcing people to choose between their livelihoods and a freedom-robbing vaccination mandate with no rationale.

The Trump administration is over, but the GOP is not ready to get out of the deep end. They’re still addicted to former President Donald Trump’s reality TV approach to politics.

The Washington Post finally issued a correction to a patently false story that led to hundreds of threats against members of the Waukesha School Board.

The urgency of the climate crisis means that we need all hands on deck implementing all kinds of climate solutions. There’s no silver bullet; we need silver buckshot.

Tracking 20 years of county-level presidential election changes.

Some in Washington have introduced misguided proposals like H.R. 1068 and S. 1598, which would increase taxes on carried interest by an astounding 98%.

Systemic problems, the COVID-19 pandemic and policing failures appear to be responsible.

It might be overstating the case, but it’s not entirely implausible that the future of American democracy depends on the Democrats getting their act together.

Police report that an inordinate number of guns confiscated in Chicago are traced back to Wisconsin and Indiana.

10 years after the first concealed carry permit was issued, one in eight adults over 21 now have one.

The central focus of Gableman’s investigation—the extent to which CTCL’s activity violated Wisconsin law—has neither been litigated nor heard in either federal or state court.

UW-Milwaukee Professor Melissa Scanlan’s new book is an ambitious effort to show how cooperative business models can help mitigate climate change.

The problem is not Joe Manchin. The problem is the left.

The political games continue at Gov. Tony Evers’ Department of Natural Resources and Attorney General Josh Kaul’s highly partisan Department of Justice.

The departing chancellor is a bonafide A-lister. Finding another — given the relentless interference in UW-Madison by anti-intellectual Republicans in the Legislature — will likely be extremely difficult.

The on-again off-again health restrictions forcing businesses into compliance have created daily uncertainty and anxiety. And now, the president and government are poised to punish Wisconsin businesses further by forcing them to pay higher taxes to fund a multi-trillion dollar laundry list of pie-in-the-sky liberal ideas and programs.

It’s deja vu, and it has much to do with the radical left policies and executive orders the left’s president has forced on America.

Why is it that so many in the White community feel compelled to claim they don’t have a racist bone in their bodies after they are found out to have said something that is clearly racist.

She’s learned well the art of dodging tough questions and stretching the truth whenever it’s convenient to do so.

The WisOpinion Insiders, Chvala and Jensen, look at the candidates from both parties vying for lieutenant governor and ask how much the office matters. Sponsored by the Wisconsin Counties Association and Michael Best Strategies.

The vaccines do not preclude infection or transmission. As a result, we are forcing people to choose between their livelihoods and a freedom-robbing vaccination mandate with no rationale.

The Trump administration is over, but the GOP is not ready to get out of the deep end. They’re still addicted to former President Donald Trump’s reality TV approach to politics.

The Washington Post finally issued a correction to a patently false story that led to hundreds of threats against members of the Waukesha School Board.

The urgency of the climate crisis means that we need all hands on deck implementing all kinds of climate solutions. There’s no silver bullet; we need silver buckshot.

Tracking 20 years of county-level presidential election changes.

Some in Washington have introduced misguided proposals like H.R. 1068 and S. 1598, which would increase taxes on carried interest by an astounding 98%.

Systemic problems, the COVID-19 pandemic and policing failures appear to be responsible.

It might be overstating the case, but it’s not entirely implausible that the future of American democracy depends on the Democrats getting their act together.

Police report that an inordinate number of guns confiscated in Chicago are traced back to Wisconsin and Indiana.

10 years after the first concealed carry permit was issued, one in eight adults over 21 now have one.

The central focus of Gableman’s investigation—the extent to which CTCL’s activity violated Wisconsin law—has neither been litigated nor heard in either federal or state court.

UW-Milwaukee Professor Melissa Scanlan’s new book is an ambitious effort to show how cooperative business models can help mitigate climate change.

The problem is not Joe Manchin. The problem is the left.

The political games continue at Gov. Tony Evers’ Department of Natural Resources and Attorney General Josh Kaul’s highly partisan Department of Justice.

The departing chancellor is a bonafide A-lister. Finding another — given the relentless interference in UW-Madison by anti-intellectual Republicans in the Legislature — will likely be extremely difficult.

The on-again off-again health restrictions forcing businesses into compliance have created daily uncertainty and anxiety. And now, the president and government are poised to punish Wisconsin businesses further by forcing them to pay higher taxes to fund a multi-trillion dollar laundry list of pie-in-the-sky liberal ideas and programs.