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As Donald Trump winds down his campaign by discovering new avenues for deceit, there remains one last pre-election theme that is driving me nuts. It’s that there apparently are some potential voters who reject Trump but are just not, you know, feeling enough passion to vote for Joe Biden and Kamala Harris.
Elections Commission is confident that ballot tracking and barcoding will mean smooth and secure voting.
The audit found that from March 15, 2020, to June 30, 2020, 38.8 million of the 41.1 million total telephone calls (93.3%) to the call centers were blocked or received busy signals. 6.2% were abandoned by the individuals before speaking with the call centers. Only 0.5% of calls were answered by DWD.
COVID-19 has impacted us all in many ways, and through it all Wisconsin’s agricultural producers have continued to work hard to provide us with nutritious food.
As long as big money interests have outsized influence in our political system, as long as our elected officials are not beholden to their constituents, the People’s voices will continue to be drowned out, and the frustration that follows will lead to even more polarization.
Since Donald Trump and his Make America Great Again entourage took office in January 2017, Wisconsin has lost 2,278 dairy farms — 773 in 2019 alone.
By actively censoring the free flow of information, both Facebook and Twitter have ceased to be content-neutral providers and are instead active publishers of content on their platforms.
The WTO’s decision rules that over $400 billion of tariffs imposed on Chinese goods violates international trade agreements.
Big advantage in all five markets in state. Wisconsin getting 4th most ads in the U.S.
U.S. Rep. Mike Gallagher has spent his two terms in Congress supporting anti-worker legislation and promoting Donald Trump’s agenda.
I am excited to share the introduction of the Dairy Pricing and Policy Commission Act of 2020. This was a partnership between Representatives Ron Kind and Mike Gallagher and Wisconsin Farm Bureau.
The governor who has done more to kill Wisconsin business and jobs than COVID-19 could ever do now says the Badger State’s “economy is going to tank” if residents don’t follow his economy-killing edicts.
The COVID-19 pandemic is far from over, it appears, and things could still take a turn for the worse for everyone – young companies included. For now, however, the expected collapse of early stage investing has yet to occur. Instead, it’s looking more like a transition.
According to a recent Small Business for America’s Future survey, 80% of small business owners think Covid-19 will disrupt business operations for all of 2020 or longer. But so far Washington, D.C. has only delivered short-term fixes.
Lasting lessons from southeast Wisconsin show the path forward for Republicans in suburban America, even in an unpredictable election.
Pre-campaign, the biggest issue facing the 2020 candidates was the cost and coverage of health care in America. In normal times, the political campaigns of President Trump and former Vice President Joe Biden would have clarified their game plans for health care.
Republicans in Congress have decided that the Appointments Clause only applies to them, conservative justices, and for the most part, white judges. Barrett has been happy to go along with this inconsistent application of the law.
Working hand-in-hand with colleagues across the aisle, U.S. Rep Ron Kind, D-La Crosse, has fought for fairer trade rules and a more level playing field.
It was “Low-Blow” Joe McCarthy who in the 1950s pioneered the barn-burning style that Trump retooled against Biden in last month’s face-off in Cleveland.
For parents who believe fleeing liberal cities for the suburbs will free their children from the racist Woke indoctrination smothering public school curriculum, think again.
As Donald Trump winds down his campaign by discovering new avenues for deceit, there remains one last pre-election theme that is driving me nuts. It’s that there apparently are some potential voters who reject Trump but are just not, you know, feeling enough passion to vote for Joe Biden and Kamala Harris.
Elections Commission is confident that ballot tracking and barcoding will mean smooth and secure voting.
The audit found that from March 15, 2020, to June 30, 2020, 38.8 million of the 41.1 million total telephone calls (93.3%) to the call centers were blocked or received busy signals. 6.2% were abandoned by the individuals before speaking with the call centers. Only 0.5% of calls were answered by DWD.
COVID-19 has impacted us all in many ways, and through it all Wisconsin’s agricultural producers have continued to work hard to provide us with nutritious food.
As long as big money interests have outsized influence in our political system, as long as our elected officials are not beholden to their constituents, the People’s voices will continue to be drowned out, and the frustration that follows will lead to even more polarization.
Since Donald Trump and his Make America Great Again entourage took office in January 2017, Wisconsin has lost 2,278 dairy farms — 773 in 2019 alone.
By actively censoring the free flow of information, both Facebook and Twitter have ceased to be content-neutral providers and are instead active publishers of content on their platforms.
The WTO’s decision rules that over $400 billion of tariffs imposed on Chinese goods violates international trade agreements.
Big advantage in all five markets in state. Wisconsin getting 4th most ads in the U.S.
U.S. Rep. Mike Gallagher has spent his two terms in Congress supporting anti-worker legislation and promoting Donald Trump’s agenda.
I am excited to share the introduction of the Dairy Pricing and Policy Commission Act of 2020. This was a partnership between Representatives Ron Kind and Mike Gallagher and Wisconsin Farm Bureau.
The governor who has done more to kill Wisconsin business and jobs than COVID-19 could ever do now says the Badger State’s “economy is going to tank” if residents don’t follow his economy-killing edicts.
The COVID-19 pandemic is far from over, it appears, and things could still take a turn for the worse for everyone – young companies included. For now, however, the expected collapse of early stage investing has yet to occur. Instead, it’s looking more like a transition.
According to a recent Small Business for America’s Future survey, 80% of small business owners think Covid-19 will disrupt business operations for all of 2020 or longer. But so far Washington, D.C. has only delivered short-term fixes.
Lasting lessons from southeast Wisconsin show the path forward for Republicans in suburban America, even in an unpredictable election.
Pre-campaign, the biggest issue facing the 2020 candidates was the cost and coverage of health care in America. In normal times, the political campaigns of President Trump and former Vice President Joe Biden would have clarified their game plans for health care.
Republicans in Congress have decided that the Appointments Clause only applies to them, conservative justices, and for the most part, white judges. Barrett has been happy to go along with this inconsistent application of the law.
Working hand-in-hand with colleagues across the aisle, U.S. Rep Ron Kind, D-La Crosse, has fought for fairer trade rules and a more level playing field.
It was “Low-Blow” Joe McCarthy who in the 1950s pioneered the barn-burning style that Trump retooled against Biden in last month’s face-off in Cleveland.
For parents who believe fleeing liberal cities for the suburbs will free their children from the racist Woke indoctrination smothering public school curriculum, think again.