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Milwaukee – Governor Scott Walker joined spiritual and community leaders today in Milwaukee for the annual Governor’s Prayer Breakfast, which coincides with the National Day of Prayer. Every year, this breakfast brings practitioners of different faiths and denominations together for
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The backers of two competing bills aimed at preventing the “heckler’s veto” on college campuses disagree on which version is stronger. But liberal critics are slamming both versions as proposals that would create “safe spaces for racists.” The bills aim
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Milwaukee – Governor Scott Walker joined spiritual and community leaders today in Milwaukee for the annual Governor’s Prayer Breakfast, which coincides with the National Day of Prayer. Every year, this breakfast brings practitioners of different faiths and denominations together for a morning of prayer. “While those of us gathered here
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The backers of two competing bills aimed at preventing the “heckler’s veto” on college campuses disagree on which version is stronger. But liberal critics are slamming both versions as proposals that would create “safe spaces for racists.” The bills aim to ensure controversial speakers can give speeches on college campuses