Koch brothers fund $1.8M ad campaign for Walker ahead of midterms
Wednesday, Aug 22, 2018
Assembly Minority Leader Gordon Hintz is questioning the Walker administration why it continues to sell the Foxconn plant as a $10 billion project that will create up to 13,000 jobs even after the Taiwanese manufacturer pulled back on its initial
The liberal One Wisconsin Now is knocking Gov. Scott Walker for his “misuse and abuse” of taxpayer-funded flights on the state plane in the two-and-a-half years after his failed presidential bid came to a close. Public records the group released
Republican leaders seem to have two standards — one for union folks, another for corporate kingpins.
Evers and his fellow Democrats want to treat criminal offenders with kid gloves.
Although efforts by the Middleton-Cross Plains school district to fire the teacher were unsuccessful, Evers’ was free to start revocation proceedings. He might not have been successful, but there was a plausible argument in support of revocation. Evers chose not to proceed.
The conservative Americans for Prosperity today announced a new TV buy that says Gov. Scott Walker is improving education in Wisconsin and “Tony Evers knows it.” The group said it is a $1.8 million buy running on broadcast, cable and
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The Greater Wisconsin Political Fund announced a new TV ad today that accuses Scott Walker of “not telling the truth” about state Superintendent Tony Evers’ handling of a teacher’s license who was caught viewing pornography at school. The narrator opens
The DGA is hitting back at Gov. Scott Walker over a GOP attack ad that accuses Dem guv candidate Tony Evers of failing to keep students safe after a Middleton teacher kept his license despite viewing porn at school. The
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Overcoming the deep divisions fostered by Scott Walker’s “divide-and-conquer” approach to governing, and getting state government focused on serving all of Wisconsin, is going to be an all-hands-on-deck project. Tony Evers is a smart enough man to know that he is lucky to have Mandela Barnes at his side.
Following his victory in the Democratic primary for governor Tuesday night, Superintendent of Public Instruction Tony Evers made big promises on education but omitted any plans for funding them in his victory speech.
Assembly Minority Leader Gordon Hintz is questioning the Walker administration why it continues to sell the Foxconn plant as a $10 billion project that will create up to 13,000 jobs even after the Taiwanese manufacturer pulled back on its initial plans for the facility. Hintz, D-Oshkosh, wrote in a letter
The liberal One Wisconsin Now is knocking Gov. Scott Walker for his “misuse and abuse” of taxpayer-funded flights on the state plane in the two-and-a-half years after his failed presidential bid came to a close. Public records the group released today showed that between September 2015 and April 2018, Walker
Republican leaders seem to have two standards — one for union folks, another for corporate kingpins.
Evers and his fellow Democrats want to treat criminal offenders with kid gloves.
Although efforts by the Middleton-Cross Plains school district to fire the teacher were unsuccessful, Evers’ was free to start revocation proceedings. He might not have been successful, but there was a plausible argument in support of revocation. Evers chose not to proceed.
The conservative Americans for Prosperity today announced a new TV buy that says Gov. Scott Walker is improving education in Wisconsin and “Tony Evers knows it.” The group said it is a $1.8 million buy running on broadcast, cable and digital over three weeks. The narrator opens the spot saying
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The Greater Wisconsin Political Fund announced a new TV ad today that accuses Scott Walker of “not telling the truth” about state Superintendent Tony Evers’ handling of a teacher’s license who was caught viewing pornography at school. The narrator opens the spot asking, “Would you trust a career politician or
The DGA is hitting back at Gov. Scott Walker over a GOP attack ad that accuses Dem guv candidate Tony Evers of failing to keep students safe after a Middleton teacher kept his license despite viewing porn at school. The DGA ad, though the group A Stronger Wisconsin, opens with
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Overcoming the deep divisions fostered by Scott Walker’s “divide-and-conquer” approach to governing, and getting state government focused on serving all of Wisconsin, is going to be an all-hands-on-deck project. Tony Evers is a smart enough man to know that he is lucky to have Mandela Barnes at his side.
Following his victory in the Democratic primary for governor Tuesday night, Superintendent of Public Instruction Tony Evers made big promises on education but omitted any plans for funding them in his victory speech.