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If a culture that can produce something so twisted as a President Trump doesn’t give us reason to rethink our values, I’m not sure what will. Maybe we should try to re-emphasize the value of cooperation and play down competition a little bit.
The first lie and the cover-up always grow into something bigger. … something both Paul Manafort and Michael Flynn are re-learning now.
Bucks owner, other Weinstein board members knew Harvey was a predator, suit claims.
Getting on the ballot isn’t hard, but it takes some legwork and attention to detail. If you decide to run for office, don’t make things any harder on yourself or your supporters by neglecting details that could keep you off the ballot.
If you are lucky enough to make an income three times the Wisconsin median income, the tax plan being decided in Washington DC will likely benefit you. But if you are like the rest of us who are the proven fuel in the US economy, those that spend all the income they receive on cost of living, it will be harder to find a benefit.
High rankings strengthen our national reputation and that affects our ability to recruit and retain the best and brightest students, faculty and staff. Rankings matter to our partners and our competitors for benchmarking purposes. Employers use rankings to identify universities where they want to recruit. Rankings also hold up a mirror to ourselves and monitor our performance.
Kids who overdose on hard drugs all started with pot.
It’s supposed to be non-partisan. How and why did this change?
Another outrageous power grab by the Madison GOP.
In “Two Minutes with Mitch” radio personality Mitch Henck explains why he thinks Donald Trump will not be ousted from office anytime soon.
Bryce, Nehlen both weak, unqualified candidates to replace Ryan as speaker of the House
Key supporter of Walker in 2010, who exempted fire fighters and police from Act 10.
The level of what passes for acceptability in politics has taken a very wide swing.
The Congressional Republicans have rushed drastic tax cuts through Congress with astounding speed — and irresponsibility.
Somewhere along the line, Americans on the left began thinking incomes were a zero-sum game; if someone was making more money, it meant they were making less. But the idea that your life would be better if someone else was worse off is antithetical to an opportunity society. Envy may be a useful talking point, but as a general rule, deadly sins make for bad tax policy.
Walker signing bills to cut red tape for cosmetology and barber licences a step in the right direction, but more needs to be done.
Kudos to Common Cause in Wisconsin’s Jay Heck for taking a cue from my many columns that wonder why the Wisconsin Legislature is paid full-time salaries and benefits when it works but a few months a year.
All in all, Walker has made good on his promise that Wisconsin would be open for business, which has included consistently siding with environmental polluters. The Foxconn fiasco is just the latest example of a governor bent on ravaging our natural resources and destroying our environmental quality of life.
RightWisconsin’s James Wigderson talks with Marquette University Professor John McAdams talks about the university’s attempt to get rid of him and the hope that the Wisconsin Supreme Court will put McAdams back in the classroom. McAdams also talks about the assassination of President John F. Kennedy and the revelations in the recently released files.
Trump has vilified and sought to discredit any media outlet that dares to report news that is not flattering to him. His attacks on the media have even incited threats of violence against reporters. Less visible are his efforts to use government power to threaten the independent media and to hand over control of key broadcast outlets to his corporate supporters.
If a culture that can produce something so twisted as a President Trump doesn’t give us reason to rethink our values, I’m not sure what will. Maybe we should try to re-emphasize the value of cooperation and play down competition a little bit.
The first lie and the cover-up always grow into something bigger. … something both Paul Manafort and Michael Flynn are re-learning now.
Bucks owner, other Weinstein board members knew Harvey was a predator, suit claims.
Getting on the ballot isn’t hard, but it takes some legwork and attention to detail. If you decide to run for office, don’t make things any harder on yourself or your supporters by neglecting details that could keep you off the ballot.
If you are lucky enough to make an income three times the Wisconsin median income, the tax plan being decided in Washington DC will likely benefit you. But if you are like the rest of us who are the proven fuel in the US economy, those that spend all the income they receive on cost of living, it will be harder to find a benefit.
High rankings strengthen our national reputation and that affects our ability to recruit and retain the best and brightest students, faculty and staff. Rankings matter to our partners and our competitors for benchmarking purposes. Employers use rankings to identify universities where they want to recruit. Rankings also hold up a mirror to ourselves and monitor our performance.
Kids who overdose on hard drugs all started with pot.
It’s supposed to be non-partisan. How and why did this change?
Another outrageous power grab by the Madison GOP.
In “Two Minutes with Mitch” radio personality Mitch Henck explains why he thinks Donald Trump will not be ousted from office anytime soon.
Bryce, Nehlen both weak, unqualified candidates to replace Ryan as speaker of the House
Key supporter of Walker in 2010, who exempted fire fighters and police from Act 10.
The level of what passes for acceptability in politics has taken a very wide swing.
The Congressional Republicans have rushed drastic tax cuts through Congress with astounding speed — and irresponsibility.
Somewhere along the line, Americans on the left began thinking incomes were a zero-sum game; if someone was making more money, it meant they were making less. But the idea that your life would be better if someone else was worse off is antithetical to an opportunity society. Envy may be a useful talking point, but as a general rule, deadly sins make for bad tax policy.
Walker signing bills to cut red tape for cosmetology and barber licences a step in the right direction, but more needs to be done.
Kudos to Common Cause in Wisconsin’s Jay Heck for taking a cue from my many columns that wonder why the Wisconsin Legislature is paid full-time salaries and benefits when it works but a few months a year.
All in all, Walker has made good on his promise that Wisconsin would be open for business, which has included consistently siding with environmental polluters. The Foxconn fiasco is just the latest example of a governor bent on ravaging our natural resources and destroying our environmental quality of life.
RightWisconsin’s James Wigderson talks with Marquette University Professor John McAdams talks about the university’s attempt to get rid of him and the hope that the Wisconsin Supreme Court will put McAdams back in the classroom. McAdams also talks about the assassination of President John F. Kennedy and the revelations in the recently released files.
Trump has vilified and sought to discredit any media outlet that dares to report news that is not flattering to him. His attacks on the media have even incited threats of violence against reporters. Less visible are his efforts to use government power to threaten the independent media and to hand over control of key broadcast outlets to his corporate supporters.
