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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.
Senate Joint Resolution 18 would add Wisconsin to an alarming and growing number of states calling for a constitutional convention to impose a federal balanced budget amendment.
At a time when the American Legion has a dwindling membership, potentially compromising non-partisan integrity through a muddled relationship with a third party politically leftist lobby is not only disturbing on many levels, but begs the question, how can they maintain relevancy?
“We’re not playing with people’s lives. We’re playing with people’s hair,” says Krissy Hudack, owner of Sky’s the Limit salon in Iron River, Wis.
Chief Justice Patience Roggensack need not look any further than some of the court’s own members’ actions as reasons for the court’s decline in public confidence.
The Medical College of Wisconsin, UW-Madison, Marquette, UW-Milwaukee and Versiti/BloodCenter of Wisconsin competed for and earned about $400 million of research funding from the NIH alone in federal fiscal year 2016, and the proposed budget would eliminate about $100 million from Wisconsin research institutions in 2018.
In “Two Minutes with Mitch” radio personality Mitch Henck gives his two cents on election meddling and wiretapping allegations.
Increasing military budgets and cutting the State Department is a huge mistake. This, from a 27-year retired Navy commander. Who would think a military man would want to see his budget cut?
A state that supports their veterans spends state money for programs for veterans and does not use money meant for the care and comfort in nursing homes for agency administration and rent.
Right now, the ex-prisoner re-entry process is a vicious cycle. It needs to be a navigable road.
Both federal and state governments have responded with grant programs to expand broadband but there are problems with assuring that residents actually receive the promised services.
Walker tries to spin excuses for why he’s failed to deliver on jobs pledge.
Never before has Senate leadership so openly and intentionally played political games with our highest court. The consequences are staggering.
To navigate the talking points and spin in the media, here are several takeaways for conservatives about the CBO analysis.
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.
Senate Joint Resolution 18 would add Wisconsin to an alarming and growing number of states calling for a constitutional convention to impose a federal balanced budget amendment.
At a time when the American Legion has a dwindling membership, potentially compromising non-partisan integrity through a muddled relationship with a third party politically leftist lobby is not only disturbing on many levels, but begs the question, how can they maintain relevancy?
“We’re not playing with people’s lives. We’re playing with people’s hair,” says Krissy Hudack, owner of Sky’s the Limit salon in Iron River, Wis.
Chief Justice Patience Roggensack need not look any further than some of the court’s own members’ actions as reasons for the court’s decline in public confidence.
The Medical College of Wisconsin, UW-Madison, Marquette, UW-Milwaukee and Versiti/BloodCenter of Wisconsin competed for and earned about $400 million of research funding from the NIH alone in federal fiscal year 2016, and the proposed budget would eliminate about $100 million from Wisconsin research institutions in 2018.
In “Two Minutes with Mitch” radio personality Mitch Henck gives his two cents on election meddling and wiretapping allegations.
Increasing military budgets and cutting the State Department is a huge mistake. This, from a 27-year retired Navy commander. Who would think a military man would want to see his budget cut?
A state that supports their veterans spends state money for programs for veterans and does not use money meant for the care and comfort in nursing homes for agency administration and rent.
Right now, the ex-prisoner re-entry process is a vicious cycle. It needs to be a navigable road.
Both federal and state governments have responded with grant programs to expand broadband but there are problems with assuring that residents actually receive the promised services.
Walker tries to spin excuses for why he’s failed to deliver on jobs pledge.
Never before has Senate leadership so openly and intentionally played political games with our highest court. The consequences are staggering.
To navigate the talking points and spin in the media, here are several takeaways for conservatives about the CBO analysis.
