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The nonpartisan Legislative Audit Bureau released its 168-page audit of Wisconsin’s handling of the November 2020 election. The findings are deeply concerning for anybody who cares about whether or not our government still operates with the consent of the governed.
There are lots of similarities behind Feingold’s improbable and inspiring campaign three decades ago and what Nelson’s got going now.
Plans electric car plant in Ohio, which offered no state subsidy. Why?
From the standpoint of Buckley Brinkman, who directs the Wisconsin Center for Manufacturing and Productivity, there are two kinds of manufacturers – those who have adjusted to a changing world, and those who must do so to survive.
Public-private hybrids underperform and are fraught with risk
Although it is too late to reform the system before new voting maps have to be adopted, that is not an excuse for passing yet another gerrymander nor for delaying reform.
Harassing election officials and working to undermine the integrity of Wisconsin elections has become a central part of Republicans’ electoral strategy.
Gov. Tony Evers fancies himself as the “Education Governor.” So, why have K-12 student proficiency numbers plummeted in his nearly three years in office?
Local governments, awash in federal cash, still trying to spend down millions from the CARES Act.
Even if Rittenhouse somehow draws an impartial jury, he already appears to have landed a very partial judge.
Wisconsin has had a long tradition of responsible hunting and forward-thinking conservation. Internationally revered thinkers, like Aldo Leopold, have been architects of that. But now our conservation agenda is being set by Ted Nugent.
Evidence now shows states that canceled those benefits earlier in the year saw no increase in employment compared with those that didn’t.
The explosive revelations in the Wisconsin Legislative Audit Bureau’s report on the 2020 presidential election only confirms what has been to most rational people apparent for months: Those tasked with administering the election willfully ignored and openly violated state law while doing so.
Gallagher may well run for governor or the U.S. Senate at some point — perhaps even in short order, if Johnson stands down. But he has made it clear he lacks the fortitude to take on Trump, or Trumpism.
I have long suggested that one of the problems with modern-day Washington is the lack of friendships among members.
Local governments, awash in federal cash, still trying to spend down millions from the CARES Act.
No one knows what percent of Milwaukee officers have been vaccinated.
WILL and Walker say Evers must invite conservative group to media events. Are they right?
With a new state audit painting a “grim picture of the Wisconsin Elections Commission and their careless administration of election law,” Senate leadership has authorized opening an additional investigation into the 2020 presidential election.
A focus on the border, work, tax reform and education are needed.
The nonpartisan Legislative Audit Bureau released its 168-page audit of Wisconsin’s handling of the November 2020 election. The findings are deeply concerning for anybody who cares about whether or not our government still operates with the consent of the governed.
There are lots of similarities behind Feingold’s improbable and inspiring campaign three decades ago and what Nelson’s got going now.
Plans electric car plant in Ohio, which offered no state subsidy. Why?
From the standpoint of Buckley Brinkman, who directs the Wisconsin Center for Manufacturing and Productivity, there are two kinds of manufacturers – those who have adjusted to a changing world, and those who must do so to survive.
Public-private hybrids underperform and are fraught with risk
Although it is too late to reform the system before new voting maps have to be adopted, that is not an excuse for passing yet another gerrymander nor for delaying reform.
Harassing election officials and working to undermine the integrity of Wisconsin elections has become a central part of Republicans’ electoral strategy.
Gov. Tony Evers fancies himself as the “Education Governor.” So, why have K-12 student proficiency numbers plummeted in his nearly three years in office?
Local governments, awash in federal cash, still trying to spend down millions from the CARES Act.
Even if Rittenhouse somehow draws an impartial jury, he already appears to have landed a very partial judge.
Wisconsin has had a long tradition of responsible hunting and forward-thinking conservation. Internationally revered thinkers, like Aldo Leopold, have been architects of that. But now our conservation agenda is being set by Ted Nugent.
Evidence now shows states that canceled those benefits earlier in the year saw no increase in employment compared with those that didn’t.
The explosive revelations in the Wisconsin Legislative Audit Bureau’s report on the 2020 presidential election only confirms what has been to most rational people apparent for months: Those tasked with administering the election willfully ignored and openly violated state law while doing so.
Gallagher may well run for governor or the U.S. Senate at some point — perhaps even in short order, if Johnson stands down. But he has made it clear he lacks the fortitude to take on Trump, or Trumpism.
I have long suggested that one of the problems with modern-day Washington is the lack of friendships among members.
Local governments, awash in federal cash, still trying to spend down millions from the CARES Act.
No one knows what percent of Milwaukee officers have been vaccinated.
WILL and Walker say Evers must invite conservative group to media events. Are they right?
With a new state audit painting a “grim picture of the Wisconsin Elections Commission and their careless administration of election law,” Senate leadership has authorized opening an additional investigation into the 2020 presidential election.
A focus on the border, work, tax reform and education are needed.
