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It’s not always what the mainstream media reports that raises red flags of bias. It’s what they don’t report.
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It’s not always what the mainstream media reports that raises red flags of bias. It’s what they don’t report.
RightWisconsin’s pundit panel shares predictions for the year ahead.
There’s no disgrace in losing an election. However, there is great disgrace in losing and then behaving the way Scott Walker has since the voters denied him a third term.
There are many issues where they can forge agreements — and lead the state forward.
Next year we can start putting “former” in front of “Governor” when we write about Scott Walker. The long nightmare is over, more or less.
Court ruling they sought ends six Obamacare provisions supported by big majorities, polls show.
What the departing House speaker left undone raises real questions for future fiscal conservatives.
The Capital Times’ Paul Fanlund interviews Gov-elect Tony Evers.
The last eight years haven’t been pretty. Scott Walker has left a formidable challenge for his successor, not to mention the same, old GOP-led Legislature is here to make the challenge even greater.
Wisconsin politics can get pretty stupid, and politicians and voters in Wisconsin just seemed determined to prove how stupid they could be in 2018.
Democratic state senator served just five months before his defeat– the shortest tenure for a legislator in state history.
Having failed in getting Mexico to pay for his wall, Trump wants taxpayers to pony up. Trump decided a shutdown would be good for him: Rev up his base and distract from Special Counsel Mueller’s investigation, the forced closure of the Trump Foundation, foreign policy controversies, resignation of Defense Secretary Mattis and a roller coaster stock market.
Cleaning out my desk, I found notes I took on my orientation day. I set my goals as part of the training. Here’s what rookie Sen. Vinehout promised herself: vote my conscience; match my votes to my district; be honest; respond to constituents; show respect to everyone in the Capitol; be the “servant leader” — humble and listening; be the professor and folksy farmer. I’d say I did pretty darn good.
As Gov. Scott Walker prepares to leave Wisconsin’s political stage, the WisOpinion Insiders, Chvala and Jensen, size up his political legacy. Sponsored by the Wisconsin Counties Association and Michael Best Strategies.
In a Q&A as his inauguration nears, the incoming governor looks ahead to his first year.
WARF is rich and respected, but needs to evolve. Enter Erik Iverson.
With Gov. Scott Walker’s signature in place on the lame-duck session legislation, the WisOpinion Insiders, Chuck Chvala and Scott Jensen, consider the laws’ impact on Gov.-elect Tony Evers. Sponsored by the Wisconsin Counties Association and Michael Best Strategies.
In his latest book, Stephen J.A. Ward evangelizes for an evolved approach to journalism that challenges the profession’s historic preoccupation with neutrality.
Time for a real discussion of Wisconsin transportation facts.
Hiring talented people, appointing expert advisors, who knew you could govern that way?
It’s not always what the mainstream media reports that raises red flags of bias. It’s what they don’t report.
RightWisconsin’s pundit panel shares predictions for the year ahead.
There’s no disgrace in losing an election. However, there is great disgrace in losing and then behaving the way Scott Walker has since the voters denied him a third term.
There are many issues where they can forge agreements — and lead the state forward.
Next year we can start putting “former” in front of “Governor” when we write about Scott Walker. The long nightmare is over, more or less.
Court ruling they sought ends six Obamacare provisions supported by big majorities, polls show.
What the departing House speaker left undone raises real questions for future fiscal conservatives.
The Capital Times’ Paul Fanlund interviews Gov-elect Tony Evers.
The last eight years haven’t been pretty. Scott Walker has left a formidable challenge for his successor, not to mention the same, old GOP-led Legislature is here to make the challenge even greater.
Wisconsin politics can get pretty stupid, and politicians and voters in Wisconsin just seemed determined to prove how stupid they could be in 2018.
Democratic state senator served just five months before his defeat– the shortest tenure for a legislator in state history.
Having failed in getting Mexico to pay for his wall, Trump wants taxpayers to pony up. Trump decided a shutdown would be good for him: Rev up his base and distract from Special Counsel Mueller’s investigation, the forced closure of the Trump Foundation, foreign policy controversies, resignation of Defense Secretary Mattis and a roller coaster stock market.
Cleaning out my desk, I found notes I took on my orientation day. I set my goals as part of the training. Here’s what rookie Sen. Vinehout promised herself: vote my conscience; match my votes to my district; be honest; respond to constituents; show respect to everyone in the Capitol; be the “servant leader” — humble and listening; be the professor and folksy farmer. I’d say I did pretty darn good.
As Gov. Scott Walker prepares to leave Wisconsin’s political stage, the WisOpinion Insiders, Chvala and Jensen, size up his political legacy. Sponsored by the Wisconsin Counties Association and Michael Best Strategies.
In a Q&A as his inauguration nears, the incoming governor looks ahead to his first year.
WARF is rich and respected, but needs to evolve. Enter Erik Iverson.
With Gov. Scott Walker’s signature in place on the lame-duck session legislation, the WisOpinion Insiders, Chuck Chvala and Scott Jensen, consider the laws’ impact on Gov.-elect Tony Evers. Sponsored by the Wisconsin Counties Association and Michael Best Strategies.
In his latest book, Stephen J.A. Ward evangelizes for an evolved approach to journalism that challenges the profession’s historic preoccupation with neutrality.
Time for a real discussion of Wisconsin transportation facts.
Hiring talented people, appointing expert advisors, who knew you could govern that way?