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We need to remove the temptation from a politically minded person, be they Democrat or Republican, to use this selection to sway policy for anything other than what is in the best interest of the natural resources we treasure.
In Congress, I’ll bring Wisconsin-style solutions to make education accessible for workers so they can earn the degrees and learn the skills they need to be successful.
Vote your heart and pocketbook. Wisconsin needs change.
The WisOpinion Insiders, Chvala and Jensen, discuss whether money or momentum are more important to winning this year’s elections. Sponsored by the Wisconsin Counties Association and Michael Best Strategies.
In the gubernatorial race, it seems clear that — after eight years of Walker — people are not getting what they want and need from state government.
National attention made the governor care more about his standing in the GOP than about the people of Wisconsin.
How Trump’s presidency might lead to the end of Walker’s governorship.
On the Daily Standard Podcast, host Charlie Sykes joins Weekly Standard senior writer Michael Warren and chief elections analyst David Byler to discuss the recent mail bomb attempts and Gov. Scott Walker’s re-election battle.
Madison turnout high, new Milwaukee system attracts bigger early vote.
His main weapon has been the formerly science-based and conservation-defined Department of Natural Resources converted into a defacto Department of Commerce and directed by business leaders and insiders as the ‘chamber of commerce mentality’ agency he demanded.
The reality is they can’t create an alternative way to cover pre-existing conditions.
Looking ahead, I know our positive vision for the future will keep Wisconsin on the right path. My opponent is focused on taking Wisconsin back to the failed policies of the past and protecting the big government unions.
What change does Tony Evers offer? A citizen governor, a back to the Founders’ idea of public education and modesty.
A powerful blue wave still has a strong likelihood of kicking Mitch McConnell and his ilk to the curb – and a powerhouse turn in the electorate is essential to truly blocking Trump.
While the media and the Democrats will find a few cases that Schimel handled to try to nitpick, Josh Kaul’s record will go unexamined.
Walker and Evers promise increased spending for roads and schools, but haven’t said how to pay for them.
To the surprise of no one who pays attention to tax plans, we once again are witnessing the failure of the GOP’s fascination with “trickle-down economics.”
RightWisconsin Editor James Wigderson joins Steve Scaffidi to talk about the gubernatorial and U.S. Senate races and the list of high-profile Democrats visiting the state.
Walker administration blames director who left in 2012, but four audits in six years show problems persist.
We need to remove the temptation from a politically minded person, be they Democrat or Republican, to use this selection to sway policy for anything other than what is in the best interest of the natural resources we treasure.
In Congress, I’ll bring Wisconsin-style solutions to make education accessible for workers so they can earn the degrees and learn the skills they need to be successful.
Vote your heart and pocketbook. Wisconsin needs change.
The WisOpinion Insiders, Chvala and Jensen, discuss whether money or momentum are more important to winning this year’s elections. Sponsored by the Wisconsin Counties Association and Michael Best Strategies.
In the gubernatorial race, it seems clear that — after eight years of Walker — people are not getting what they want and need from state government.
National attention made the governor care more about his standing in the GOP than about the people of Wisconsin.
How Trump’s presidency might lead to the end of Walker’s governorship.
On the Daily Standard Podcast, host Charlie Sykes joins Weekly Standard senior writer Michael Warren and chief elections analyst David Byler to discuss the recent mail bomb attempts and Gov. Scott Walker’s re-election battle.
Madison turnout high, new Milwaukee system attracts bigger early vote.
His main weapon has been the formerly science-based and conservation-defined Department of Natural Resources converted into a defacto Department of Commerce and directed by business leaders and insiders as the ‘chamber of commerce mentality’ agency he demanded.
The reality is they can’t create an alternative way to cover pre-existing conditions.
Looking ahead, I know our positive vision for the future will keep Wisconsin on the right path. My opponent is focused on taking Wisconsin back to the failed policies of the past and protecting the big government unions.
What change does Tony Evers offer? A citizen governor, a back to the Founders’ idea of public education and modesty.
A powerful blue wave still has a strong likelihood of kicking Mitch McConnell and his ilk to the curb – and a powerhouse turn in the electorate is essential to truly blocking Trump.
While the media and the Democrats will find a few cases that Schimel handled to try to nitpick, Josh Kaul’s record will go unexamined.
Walker and Evers promise increased spending for roads and schools, but haven’t said how to pay for them.
To the surprise of no one who pays attention to tax plans, we once again are witnessing the failure of the GOP’s fascination with “trickle-down economics.”
RightWisconsin Editor James Wigderson joins Steve Scaffidi to talk about the gubernatorial and U.S. Senate races and the list of high-profile Democrats visiting the state.
Walker administration blames director who left in 2012, but four audits in six years show problems persist.
