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Right Wisconsin Editor Charlie Sykes explores what it means to be a conservative judge, and why that term can have different meanings.
State’s top justices ignore voter concerns about campaign donations they get.
DNR staff are no longer protectors of the environment
Our bill guts the failing law and enacts conservative reform without pulling the rug out from under anyone.
Trumpcare in Wisconsin and nation hikes costs the most for Trump voters.
The House bill to repeal the Affordable Care Act goes far beyond changing that law. Without so much as a single public hearing, the bill being voted on by the House this week also makes radical changes to the structure of the Medicaid program that provides health care coverage for about one-fifth of Americans.
Had Scott Walker’s so-called “reforms” actually worked the way he claimed, there would be no need to borrow even a dime for this budget or any his previous budgets. But he does and he did borrow plenty.
It’s a pipe dream for Trump followers to believe he has done anything concrete on his Buy American pledge.
Oversight at the state level is something Wisconsin waters need right now.
In “Two Minutes with Mitch” radio personality Mitch Henck gives his two cents on the firing of a UW-La Crosse police dispatcher.
To prevent such incidents in the future, the state needs to invest in more voter education and training of election officials.
It’s time to fully staff these facilities, reverse the pay cuts of nearly 20% that hit front-line staff under Act 10 and restore the fundamental right to collectively bargain over workplace conditions and safety.
Two of “trickle-down” proponent Kansas Gov. Sam Brownback’s biggest fans are House Speaker Paul Ryan and Gov. Scott Walker.
Donald Trump has now given conservatives permission to engage in a new type of verbal pugilism formerly relegated to fringe candidates in local school board races.
Confirmation hearing should be required viewing on college campuses for the education it offers on the separation of powers.
City has reinvented itself, deserves greater investment from state, he argues.
Year after year the company jacks up prices with bipartisan approval. Why?
As taxpayers, however, we urge the members of the Joint Finance Committee to take a very critical look at the long-term impacts of the disruptive change being considered.
After failing to stop a partial repeal of Wisconsin’s prevailing wage law last session, union backed forces have now embraced the “veterans hardest hit” meme to stop a total repeal from happening this session.
While they like to call themselves “progressives”, liberals sure are unwilling to let go of archaic public institutions.
Right Wisconsin Editor Charlie Sykes explores what it means to be a conservative judge, and why that term can have different meanings.
State’s top justices ignore voter concerns about campaign donations they get.
DNR staff are no longer protectors of the environment
Our bill guts the failing law and enacts conservative reform without pulling the rug out from under anyone.
Trumpcare in Wisconsin and nation hikes costs the most for Trump voters.
The House bill to repeal the Affordable Care Act goes far beyond changing that law. Without so much as a single public hearing, the bill being voted on by the House this week also makes radical changes to the structure of the Medicaid program that provides health care coverage for about one-fifth of Americans.
Had Scott Walker’s so-called “reforms” actually worked the way he claimed, there would be no need to borrow even a dime for this budget or any his previous budgets. But he does and he did borrow plenty.
It’s a pipe dream for Trump followers to believe he has done anything concrete on his Buy American pledge.
Oversight at the state level is something Wisconsin waters need right now.
In “Two Minutes with Mitch” radio personality Mitch Henck gives his two cents on the firing of a UW-La Crosse police dispatcher.
To prevent such incidents in the future, the state needs to invest in more voter education and training of election officials.
It’s time to fully staff these facilities, reverse the pay cuts of nearly 20% that hit front-line staff under Act 10 and restore the fundamental right to collectively bargain over workplace conditions and safety.
Two of “trickle-down” proponent Kansas Gov. Sam Brownback’s biggest fans are House Speaker Paul Ryan and Gov. Scott Walker.
Donald Trump has now given conservatives permission to engage in a new type of verbal pugilism formerly relegated to fringe candidates in local school board races.
Confirmation hearing should be required viewing on college campuses for the education it offers on the separation of powers.
City has reinvented itself, deserves greater investment from state, he argues.
Year after year the company jacks up prices with bipartisan approval. Why?
As taxpayers, however, we urge the members of the Joint Finance Committee to take a very critical look at the long-term impacts of the disruptive change being considered.
After failing to stop a partial repeal of Wisconsin’s prevailing wage law last session, union backed forces have now embraced the “veterans hardest hit” meme to stop a total repeal from happening this session.
While they like to call themselves “progressives”, liberals sure are unwilling to let go of archaic public institutions.
