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Christian Schneider: Send us your cash
Foreign investors could help protect Wisconsin’s way of life.

Steven Walters: Bill to expand Abele’s power dies
Too much opposition from many state groups.

WisOpinion.com: ‘The Insiders’ debate the politics of Walker’s recent proposals
The WisOpinion Insiders, Chvala and Jensen, debate Gov. Scott Walker’s recent health, education, and rural funding proposals in light of his re-election candidacy. Sponsored by the Wisconsin Counties Association and Michael Best Strategies.

Paul Fanlund: Hey Republicans, the women are coming for you
Wouldn’t it be something if the nightmarish 2016 Trump election reverberated two years later in Wisconsin by sweeping Walker and other male Republicans with their “Mad Men”-era sensibilities out of office?

Leah Vukmir: Don’t believe the lies, Wisconsin women win with Walker
With Republican leadership, women are empowered and succeeding. To say otherwise is false, and I won’t let my Democrat colleagues perpetuate these lies.

Eric Bott: The proof is in the pudding: Tax cuts work
Tax cuts bring about healthy economic growth with better pay and greater opportunity for workers. Hyperbole doesn’t have quite the same payoff.

Dave Zweifel: Train incidents could be avoided with available GPS system
Record numbers of passengers are using rail these days and it’s time for the government, through the Department of Transportation and the Federal Railway Agency, and the major railroad corporations to get their act together.

Gregory Humphrey: Merit selection for Supreme Court justices
Over the years it is clear the popular vote method for selecting a judge has become a process far removed from civics books. The races are now endless accusations and special-interest money piled higher than the chairs a justice sits in at the bench.

George Mitchell: Dallet now must pivot back to being a ‘moderate’
The squealing tires you heard yesterday came from the campaign bus of Judge Rebecca Dallet as she swerved out of the far left lane to a more central position in her race against Judge Michael Screnock.

Analiese Eicher: Red flags should sink Brennan’s judicial nomination
Brennan is the wrong nominee for a lifetime court appointment, and Trump and his Senate Republican enablers are using the wrong process in ramming through Brennan’s nomination.

Joe Sanfelippo: I-94 East-West project represents ATM for Wisconsin’s economy
The East-West reconstruction is not just another local road project: it’s an economic development program for the entire state of Wisconsin.

Rick Esenberg, Adam Brandon, Brett Healy & Mike Nichols: Kimberly-Clark bailout is a bad idea
Although it is well-intentioned, the Republican bill to give paper company Kimberly-Clark the same tax credit package as offered to electronics manufacturer Foxconn is simply bad economics and sets a troubling, if not unsustainable, precedent for economic development.

Spencer Black: Dems beware overconfidence
GOP are vulnerable in 2018, but nothing is assured.

Mitch Henck: Most progressive court candidate loses again
In “Two Minutes with Mitch” radio personality Mitch Henck gives his two cents after Tim Burns lost to Rebecca Dallet and Michael Screnock in the Wisconsin Supreme Court primary.

George Mitchell: Score round one for the rule of law
For the next six weeks, Milwaukee Judge Rebecca Dallet needs to take 100 percent ownership of her gaffe about the single issue that explains Judge Michael Screnock’s victory in Tuesday’s primary.

Randy Rickman: In the wake of another school shooting
Limiting access and securing entrances in our local schools will keep our kids safer. It’s worked before in other situations and will work now.

Lisa Subeck: Republicans take aim at local communities — again
Last week, the Assembly Committee on Local Government held a public hearing on Assembly Bill 748, which takes away the ability of local communities to enact ordinances regarding employment discrimination, workforce protections, and other measures that ensure fairness in the workplace.

Bruce Murphy: The governor of giveaways
Instead of building a real economy, Walker is trying to buy one.

Dave Zweifel: Payday lenders have their man right where they want him
One of the most dangerous of many Donald Trump deplorables who have been appointed to high-ranking offices in his administration is former South Carolina Congressman Mick Mulvaney, long a loyal friend of special interests.
Bill Kaplan: Trump and Walker rule by deception
Deception rules in D.C. and Wisconsin.

Christian Schneider: Send us your cash
Foreign investors could help protect Wisconsin’s way of life.

Steven Walters: Bill to expand Abele’s power dies
Too much opposition from many state groups.

WisOpinion.com: ‘The Insiders’ debate the politics of Walker’s recent proposals
The WisOpinion Insiders, Chvala and Jensen, debate Gov. Scott Walker’s recent health, education, and rural funding proposals in light of his re-election candidacy. Sponsored by the Wisconsin Counties Association and Michael Best Strategies.

Paul Fanlund: Hey Republicans, the women are coming for you
Wouldn’t it be something if the nightmarish 2016 Trump election reverberated two years later in Wisconsin by sweeping Walker and other male Republicans with their “Mad Men”-era sensibilities out of office?

Leah Vukmir: Don’t believe the lies, Wisconsin women win with Walker
With Republican leadership, women are empowered and succeeding. To say otherwise is false, and I won’t let my Democrat colleagues perpetuate these lies.

Eric Bott: The proof is in the pudding: Tax cuts work
Tax cuts bring about healthy economic growth with better pay and greater opportunity for workers. Hyperbole doesn’t have quite the same payoff.

Dave Zweifel: Train incidents could be avoided with available GPS system
Record numbers of passengers are using rail these days and it’s time for the government, through the Department of Transportation and the Federal Railway Agency, and the major railroad corporations to get their act together.

Gregory Humphrey: Merit selection for Supreme Court justices
Over the years it is clear the popular vote method for selecting a judge has become a process far removed from civics books. The races are now endless accusations and special-interest money piled higher than the chairs a justice sits in at the bench.

George Mitchell: Dallet now must pivot back to being a ‘moderate’
The squealing tires you heard yesterday came from the campaign bus of Judge Rebecca Dallet as she swerved out of the far left lane to a more central position in her race against Judge Michael Screnock.

Analiese Eicher: Red flags should sink Brennan’s judicial nomination
Brennan is the wrong nominee for a lifetime court appointment, and Trump and his Senate Republican enablers are using the wrong process in ramming through Brennan’s nomination.

Joe Sanfelippo: I-94 East-West project represents ATM for Wisconsin’s economy
The East-West reconstruction is not just another local road project: it’s an economic development program for the entire state of Wisconsin.

Rick Esenberg, Adam Brandon, Brett Healy & Mike Nichols: Kimberly-Clark bailout is a bad idea
Although it is well-intentioned, the Republican bill to give paper company Kimberly-Clark the same tax credit package as offered to electronics manufacturer Foxconn is simply bad economics and sets a troubling, if not unsustainable, precedent for economic development.

Spencer Black: Dems beware overconfidence
GOP are vulnerable in 2018, but nothing is assured.

Mitch Henck: Most progressive court candidate loses again
In “Two Minutes with Mitch” radio personality Mitch Henck gives his two cents after Tim Burns lost to Rebecca Dallet and Michael Screnock in the Wisconsin Supreme Court primary.

George Mitchell: Score round one for the rule of law
For the next six weeks, Milwaukee Judge Rebecca Dallet needs to take 100 percent ownership of her gaffe about the single issue that explains Judge Michael Screnock’s victory in Tuesday’s primary.

Randy Rickman: In the wake of another school shooting
Limiting access and securing entrances in our local schools will keep our kids safer. It’s worked before in other situations and will work now.

Lisa Subeck: Republicans take aim at local communities — again
Last week, the Assembly Committee on Local Government held a public hearing on Assembly Bill 748, which takes away the ability of local communities to enact ordinances regarding employment discrimination, workforce protections, and other measures that ensure fairness in the workplace.

Bruce Murphy: The governor of giveaways
Instead of building a real economy, Walker is trying to buy one.

Dave Zweifel: Payday lenders have their man right where they want him
One of the most dangerous of many Donald Trump deplorables who have been appointed to high-ranking offices in his administration is former South Carolina Congressman Mick Mulvaney, long a loyal friend of special interests.
