Solicitor General Misha Tseytlin said he’s impressed by the work his office has done over the past year-and-a-half, which has included going 9-0 in criminal cases at the state Supreme Court. Tseytlin, who’s been in the state Department of Justice
Exclusively for WisPolitics Subscribers Access the mobile version of the REPORT: https://www.wispolitics.com/category/subscribers-only/friday-report/ TABLE OF CONTENTS Quotes of the week Political stock report Evers files to run for guv after hiring possible campaign manager, but says no final decision Small-dollar donors
More than two years after he left the state Legislature, former GOP state Sen. Mike Ellis still has his campaign finance account, in part, because he knows what closing it down means: The end. It’s been 47 years since Ellis,
Rep. Dana Wachs pulled in nearly $42,000 in the first half of the year, far outpacing his Assembly colleagues. But the Eau Claire Dem, who’s weighing a bid for governor, also spent $44,186 over the period, leaving only $13,497 in
Four GOP senators who are likely to be targeted in their re-election bids have an average of $104,000 each in their bank accounts as they gear up for 2018. But their warchests range from Sen. Terry Moulton’s some $34,000 in
Ironworker Randy Bryce, who’s seeking the Dem nomination to challenge House Speaker Paul Ryan next year, collected just 11 percent of his initial donations from inside Wisconsin, a WisPolitics.com review shows. The review underscores that Bryce, like Ryan’s most recent serious challenger,
State Superintendent Tony Evers today formally registered to run for guv, the latest Dem to make moves toward what could be a crowded field for a shot to take on Scott Walker. The filing comes on the heels of Evers,
NTU Foundation’s Taxpayers’ Budget Office (TBO) project often criticizes the Congressional Budget Office (CBO) for failing to take into account the best available modeling in its projections, but there are rare instances where the agency deserves praise for doing exactly that. CBO’s
WisconsinEye Senior Producer Steve Walters and WisPolitics.com editor JR Ross discuss the big stories of the week as they relate to state government. Special guest this week is Wisconsin Hospitals Association CEO Eric Borgerding. … Please log in to access subscriber content.
State Superintendent Tony Evers today formally registered to run for guv, the latest Dem to make moves toward what could be a crowded field for a shot to take on Scott Walker. The filing comes on the heels of Evers,
In response to the House Republican FY 2018 budget resolution, Congresswoman Gwen Moore (WI-04), Ranking Member on the Financial Services Subcommittee on Monetary Policy and Trade, released the following statement: “In the House of Representatives, our legislative undertakings communicate powerful messages as
The game of chicken over the state budget continued Friday, but the sides have changed.
Over the past weeks the narrative about the agenda that Ryan now is pressing down on, following the most embarrassing flop of health care reform, shows a number of problems.
Contact: Mike Browne, Deputy Director mike@OneWisconsinNow.org (608) 444-3483 Warped World View of Career Politician on Full Display MADISON, Wis. — Gov. Scott Walker has offered an excuse perhaps even more incredible than the hypocrisy he displayed in pushing a drug testing scheme
But without the FM translator, Mike Crute’s “Resistance Radio” station will likely have a smaller audience and less value in the marketplace.
The repeal-replace rhetoric was absurd with Obama in office and it remains a bigger absurdity today as the ACA has taken hold and helped far more Americans than claim damage despite the drumbeat of GOP ads.
There are at least three clear major reasons that Wisconsin should not raise the gas tax at this time.
Legislators and the governor need to give themselves another option and seek permission from the federal government to toll in future years.
Solicitor General Misha Tseytlin said he’s impressed by the work his office has done over the past year-and-a-half, which has included going 9-0 in criminal cases at the state Supreme Court. Tseytlin, who’s been in the state Department of Justice post since December 2015, this month saw the conclusion of
Exclusively for WisPolitics Subscribers Access the mobile version of the REPORT: https://www.wispolitics.com/category/subscribers-only/friday-report/ TABLE OF CONTENTS Quotes of the week Political stock report Evers files to run for guv after hiring possible campaign manager, but says no final decision Small-dollar donors outside Wisconsin help Bryce pull in large amounts in bid
More than two years after he left the state Legislature, former GOP state Sen. Mike Ellis still has his campaign finance account, in part, because he knows what closing it down means: The end. It’s been 47 years since Ellis, R-Neenah, won his first election to the state Assembly and
Rep. Dana Wachs pulled in nearly $42,000 in the first half of the year, far outpacing his Assembly colleagues. But the Eau Claire Dem, who’s weighing a bid for governor, also spent $44,186 over the period, leaving only $13,497 in the bank. The next highest fundraiser was Rep. Bob Kulp,
Four GOP senators who are likely to be targeted in their re-election bids have an average of $104,000 each in their bank accounts as they gear up for 2018. But their warchests range from Sen. Terry Moulton’s some $34,000 in cash on hand to Sen. Howard Marklein’s nearly $187,000, according
Ironworker Randy Bryce, who’s seeking the Dem nomination to challenge House Speaker Paul Ryan next year, collected just 11 percent of his initial donations from inside Wisconsin, a WisPolitics.com review shows. The review underscores that Bryce, like Ryan’s most recent serious challenger, has become a national vehicle for thousands of people around
State Superintendent Tony Evers today formally registered to run for guv, the latest Dem to make moves toward what could be a crowded field for a shot to take on Scott Walker. The filing comes on the heels of Evers, who won re-election this spring, hiring Nathan Henry to run
NTU Foundation’s Taxpayers’ Budget Office (TBO) project often criticizes the Congressional Budget Office (CBO) for failing to take into account the best available modeling in its projections, but there are rare instances where the agency deserves praise for doing exactly that. CBO’s newest analysis of the National Flood Insurance Program (NFIP), the
WisconsinEye Senior Producer Steve Walters and WisPolitics.com editor JR Ross discuss the big stories of the week as they relate to state government. Special guest this week is Wisconsin Hospitals Association CEO Eric Borgerding. … Please log in to access subscriber content. If you don’t have a subscription, click here for a
State Superintendent Tony Evers today formally registered to run for guv, the latest Dem to make moves toward what could be a crowded field for a shot to take on Scott Walker. The filing comes on the heels of Evers, who won re-election this spring, hiring Nathan Henry to run
In response to the House Republican FY 2018 budget resolution, Congresswoman Gwen Moore (WI-04), Ranking Member on the Financial Services Subcommittee on Monetary Policy and Trade, released the following statement: “In the House of Representatives, our legislative undertakings communicate powerful messages as to who we are and who we represent. But all
The game of chicken over the state budget continued Friday, but the sides have changed.
Over the past weeks the narrative about the agenda that Ryan now is pressing down on, following the most embarrassing flop of health care reform, shows a number of problems.
Contact: Mike Browne, Deputy Director mike@OneWisconsinNow.org (608) 444-3483 Warped World View of Career Politician on Full Display MADISON, Wis. — Gov. Scott Walker has offered an excuse perhaps even more incredible than the hypocrisy he displayed in pushing a drug testing scheme on Wisconsinites while, as head of the Republican Governors Association
But without the FM translator, Mike Crute’s “Resistance Radio” station will likely have a smaller audience and less value in the marketplace.
The repeal-replace rhetoric was absurd with Obama in office and it remains a bigger absurdity today as the ACA has taken hold and helped far more Americans than claim damage despite the drumbeat of GOP ads.
There are at least three clear major reasons that Wisconsin should not raise the gas tax at this time.
Legislators and the governor need to give themselves another option and seek permission from the federal government to toll in future years.