TABLE OF CONTENTS Quotes of the week Political stock report Insiders expect Walker to spend heavily on his priorities, boxing out lawmakers on theirs Evers calls for prioritizing children’s emotional and social well-being over test scores Profiles of Zimmerman, Stafsholt,
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“Republican leaders can’t agree on how to fix our roads, find a way to keep and attract good teachers or make good on the Governor’s promise to create 250,000 jobs, but they can agree to give a blank check to
Basics Food Cooperative 1711 Lodge Dr, Janesville Wisconsin “Bernie Sanders’s incredible success showed that America is ready for alternatives, possibly open to having a democratic socialist as president! Yet many do not know what it means. So we asked a
Democratic lawmakers are slamming a move by GOP leadership to hire outside lawyers to represent them in an ongoing redistricting lawsuit, warning Republicans are setting up taxpayers to be fleeced.
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Media Contacts: Heather DuBois Bourenane, (608) 572-1696 or hdb@WisconsinNetwork.org Jim Bowman, Fox Cities Advocates for Public Education, 920-731-3754 Twenty public education advocacy teams from around the state have united through the Wisconsin Public Education Network to issue the following statement:
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Contact: State Representative Jesse Kremer (R-Kewaskum), (608) 266-9175 Madison, WI – Today Rep. Jesse Kremer (Kewaskum) and Sen. Dan Feyen (Fond du Lac) have circulated a bill for co-sponsorship that will addresses a two-fold problem in Wisconsin: attracting and retaining
TABLE OF CONTENTS Quotes of the week Political stock report Insiders expect Walker to spend heavily on his priorities, boxing out lawmakers on theirs Evers calls for prioritizing children’s emotional and social well-being over test scores Profiles of Zimmerman, Stafsholt, two new additions to the Assembly Thompson says major Medicare
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“Republican leaders can’t agree on how to fix our roads, find a way to keep and attract good teachers or make good on the Governor’s promise to create 250,000 jobs, but they can agree to give a blank check to high-priced corporate lawyers to defend their rigging of our elections.
Basics Food Cooperative 1711 Lodge Dr, Janesville Wisconsin “Bernie Sanders’s incredible success showed that America is ready for alternatives, possibly open to having a democratic socialist as president! Yet many do not know what it means. So we asked a representative of one of the largest such groups in the
Democratic lawmakers are slamming a move by GOP leadership to hire outside lawyers to represent them in an ongoing redistricting lawsuit, warning Republicans are setting up taxpayers to be fleeced.
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Media Contacts: Heather DuBois Bourenane, (608) 572-1696 or hdb@WisconsinNetwork.org Jim Bowman, Fox Cities Advocates for Public Education, 920-731-3754 Twenty public education advocacy teams from around the state have united through the Wisconsin Public Education Network to issue the following statement: We represent parents and communities from around Wisconsin who believe
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Contact: State Representative Jesse Kremer (R-Kewaskum), (608) 266-9175 Madison, WI – Today Rep. Jesse Kremer (Kewaskum) and Sen. Dan Feyen (Fond du Lac) have circulated a bill for co-sponsorship that will addresses a two-fold problem in Wisconsin: attracting and retaining employees and college affordability. The “Employee College Affordability Act” builds