Instead of the usual invective and low-balls that normally get slung about in the name of campaigning for Wisconsin governor, what would happen if the discourse was elevated to the place where issues that mattered for the well-being of citizens, and the long-term interests of the state took place?
Gov. Scott Walker suggested the state should focus on maintaining the road infrastructure it has rather than expanding lanes and interchanges. Speaking to the Milwaukee Rotary Club and Milwaukee Press Club Tuesday, Walker called for a re-examination of Wisconsin’s transportation
Gov. Scott Walker released his first attack ad of the campaign today, hitting Dem rival Tony Evers over a Middleton teacher who kept his license even after viewing pornography on a school computer. The state GOP has knocked Evers on
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Gov. Scott Walker rolled out a new TV ad today that highlights his proposal to expand youth apprenticeship programs now available only to high school juniors and seniors to students as young as the seventh grade. Along with the ad,
Over the last 7 years, Wisconsin has seen the devastating effect of a Governor that has declared war on workers.
As Wisconsin Democrats mount their most serious challenge yet to Walker, they need to go big in their support of unions. It is not enough to tepidly suggest that they might undo the worst of Walker’s policies.
Open government is not the only standard by which public officials should be judged. But it is among the most important.
Chances are slim that the Scott Walkers and Leah Vukmirs of the world will mingle with the workers when there’s work to be done for those with the deep pockets.
Governor is so unpopular he must bludgeon his opponent or change his identity. Or both.
Instead of the usual invective and low-balls that normally get slung about in the name of campaigning for Wisconsin governor, what would happen if the discourse was elevated to the place where issues that mattered for the well-being of citizens, and the long-term interests of the state took place?
Gov. Scott Walker suggested the state should focus on maintaining the road infrastructure it has rather than expanding lanes and interchanges. Speaking to the Milwaukee Rotary Club and Milwaukee Press Club Tuesday, Walker called for a re-examination of Wisconsin’s transportation goals and questioned if current traffic projections are reliable. He
Gov. Scott Walker released his first attack ad of the campaign today, hitting Dem rival Tony Evers over a Middleton teacher who kept his license even after viewing pornography on a school computer. The state GOP has knocked Evers on the issue in two TV ads already, including one the
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Gov. Scott Walker rolled out a new TV ad today that highlights his proposal to expand youth apprenticeship programs now available only to high school juniors and seniors to students as young as the seventh grade. Along with the ad, which will also run on digital platforms, Walker’s campaign released
Over the last 7 years, Wisconsin has seen the devastating effect of a Governor that has declared war on workers.
As Wisconsin Democrats mount their most serious challenge yet to Walker, they need to go big in their support of unions. It is not enough to tepidly suggest that they might undo the worst of Walker’s policies.
Open government is not the only standard by which public officials should be judged. But it is among the most important.
Chances are slim that the Scott Walkers and Leah Vukmirs of the world will mingle with the workers when there’s work to be done for those with the deep pockets.
Governor is so unpopular he must bludgeon his opponent or change his identity. Or both.