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If Wisconsin’s voters elect Democratic candidate Tony Evers to be our next governor, he will certainly push Wisconsin back down into the depths of the tax hell we just escaped.
U.S. Rep. Mark Pocan is accompanying Bryce to media interviews like a helicopter parent.
Republicans hoped this was their safe domain when they encouraged state Sen. Leah Vukmir to take on Tammy Baldwin for U.S. Senate.
Two separate groups working on voter turnout could have big impact.
We are delighted to announce that Barbara Lawton, Wisconsin’s former two-term lieutenant governor, will join our keynote Friday night panel conversation on the state of American politics at this weekend’s Cap Times Idea Fest.
Wigderson and Scaffidi talk about accusations of sexual assault against Kavanaugh, Evers’ taxes and what to do to motivate Republicans.
Instead of smoking cigarettes, some teens have chosen to go smoke free by vaping, which is also often used by adults who want to quit tobacco smoking.
I bought a boat from a crusty engaged business owner who gave me a break on the price. He was also a proud Trump voter.
In the current political environment, perhaps Medicare Advantage for All should be called the Bush-Sanders Plan. It is a comprehensive national program — something Sanders and liberal Democrats want — combined with a buy-in program that includes consumer and physician choice and the competitive market efficiency promoted by Bush and Republicans.
Since Gov. Scott Walker’s initial announcement of the Foxconn deal he has been promising it will create 13,000 jobs. But anyone who remembers his promise back in 2010 to create 250,000 jobs during his first term in office knows to take such promises with a large grain of salt.
Political leaders looking for what not to do could learn so much from Foxconn deal.
It’s bad out there, and I don’t just mean it’s bad because of the mosquitoes.
Many Republicans are falling over themselves to show that they care.
Turns out U.S. Sen. Tammy Baldwin, D-Wisconsin, is attached at the rib cage to the lawyers fronting for Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh’s accuser, Christine Blasey Ford.
One advocate calls Wisconsin the ‘darkest of dark money states’ as millions flow into races for governor, Legislature and state Supreme Court.
The WisOpinion Insiders, Chvala and Jensen, take on the condition of Wisconsin’s highways and the solutions proposed by candidates for governor. Sponsored by the Wisconsin Counties Association and Michael Best Strategies.
I’ve never experienced the racial animosity or misogyny that Williams has. That’s why I’ve tried to listen to the reactions of those who viewed the entire episode through a different lens.
Kimberly-Clark officials have asked for a vote by month’s end on a Foxconn-like incentive package aimed at keeping one of the company’s two Fox Valley plants open.
In his recent book “The Fall of Wisconsin,” Dan Kaufman does a thorough job of itemizing all the wonderful things the people of the state and the people they elected did for Wisconsin and the country. The fall that Wisconsin took from its historical highs was large enough to be worth a book.
Just about every Walker policy was bought by special interests.
If Wisconsin’s voters elect Democratic candidate Tony Evers to be our next governor, he will certainly push Wisconsin back down into the depths of the tax hell we just escaped.
U.S. Rep. Mark Pocan is accompanying Bryce to media interviews like a helicopter parent.
Republicans hoped this was their safe domain when they encouraged state Sen. Leah Vukmir to take on Tammy Baldwin for U.S. Senate.
Two separate groups working on voter turnout could have big impact.
We are delighted to announce that Barbara Lawton, Wisconsin’s former two-term lieutenant governor, will join our keynote Friday night panel conversation on the state of American politics at this weekend’s Cap Times Idea Fest.
Wigderson and Scaffidi talk about accusations of sexual assault against Kavanaugh, Evers’ taxes and what to do to motivate Republicans.
Instead of smoking cigarettes, some teens have chosen to go smoke free by vaping, which is also often used by adults who want to quit tobacco smoking.
I bought a boat from a crusty engaged business owner who gave me a break on the price. He was also a proud Trump voter.
In the current political environment, perhaps Medicare Advantage for All should be called the Bush-Sanders Plan. It is a comprehensive national program — something Sanders and liberal Democrats want — combined with a buy-in program that includes consumer and physician choice and the competitive market efficiency promoted by Bush and Republicans.
Since Gov. Scott Walker’s initial announcement of the Foxconn deal he has been promising it will create 13,000 jobs. But anyone who remembers his promise back in 2010 to create 250,000 jobs during his first term in office knows to take such promises with a large grain of salt.
Political leaders looking for what not to do could learn so much from Foxconn deal.
It’s bad out there, and I don’t just mean it’s bad because of the mosquitoes.
Many Republicans are falling over themselves to show that they care.
Turns out U.S. Sen. Tammy Baldwin, D-Wisconsin, is attached at the rib cage to the lawyers fronting for Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh’s accuser, Christine Blasey Ford.
One advocate calls Wisconsin the ‘darkest of dark money states’ as millions flow into races for governor, Legislature and state Supreme Court.
The WisOpinion Insiders, Chvala and Jensen, take on the condition of Wisconsin’s highways and the solutions proposed by candidates for governor. Sponsored by the Wisconsin Counties Association and Michael Best Strategies.
I’ve never experienced the racial animosity or misogyny that Williams has. That’s why I’ve tried to listen to the reactions of those who viewed the entire episode through a different lens.
Kimberly-Clark officials have asked for a vote by month’s end on a Foxconn-like incentive package aimed at keeping one of the company’s two Fox Valley plants open.
In his recent book “The Fall of Wisconsin,” Dan Kaufman does a thorough job of itemizing all the wonderful things the people of the state and the people they elected did for Wisconsin and the country. The fall that Wisconsin took from its historical highs was large enough to be worth a book.
Just about every Walker policy was bought by special interests.
