Exclusively for WisPolitics Subscribers From WisPolitics.com … — Gov. Scott Walker today said while he sometimes wishes President Trump would say “things slightly different than he does,” he’s still “very pleased” overall with the administration. “Would I occasionally like the
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Contact: Rep. Patrick Snyder (608) 266-0655 Madison, Wisconsin –Today, Task Force Co-Chairs Patrick Snyder (Schofield) and Steve Doyle (Onalaska) announced they will hold the committee’s first public hearing in Wausau. The hearing will begin at noon on Wednesday, August 23. The members will
Contact: Mike Browne, Deputy Director (608) 444-3483 mike@OneWisconsinNow.org Madison, Wisconsin — Gov. Scott Walker’s unwillingness to criticize Donald Trump by name for coddling of white nationalists in the wake of the horrific violence in Charlottesville, Virginia this weekend is a shameful addition
Contact: Michael Jahr, WPRI Vice President (262) 442-5208 michael@wpri.org As state legislators prepare to debate the Foxconn deal, the Wisconsin Policy Research Institute today is releasing the analyses of three economists and a technology reporter with words of both caution and
Contact: Cameron Sholty, WILL Communications Director 262-409-9816 414-727-7416 cameron@will-law.org Milwaukee, Wisconsin – The Wisconsin Institute for Law & Liberty has recently filed two amicus briefs advocating for the application of better legal tests in our highest courts. In Tetra Tech v. Department
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Contact: 608-260-2409 press@wisdems.org Madison, Wisconsin – On Tuesday, August 15th, the independent CBO released their report on the impacts of President Trump’s refusal to continue payments for healthcare Cost Sharing Reductions. By ending those payments, the Trump plan would increase premiums by 20% in 2018, and
Every major business decision entails risks. The risks in the Foxconn deal are obvious. That’s why hard bargaining on the front end is called for as the final contract is drafted.
Luring the Taiwanese technology giant to southeastern Wisconsin could have ripple effects throughout the area, modernizing the state’s culture and reputation in the same way Epic has done for south central Wisconsin.
Contact: Keri O’Keefe, Wisconsin Historical Society 6082619597 keri.okeefe@wisconsinhistory.org Madison, Wisconsin – Journey back in time on Madison’s Capitol Square and discover the rich history of Wisconsin’s fur trade! On Monday, September 18, join the Wisconsin Historical Museum to explore a
Now that the intricacies of deal have become public, it begs the question: Does the Foxconn deal make sense for Wisconsin taxpayers?
We cannot let the relentless pursuit of jobs take away what makes Wisconsin our home. We can do better.
Other companies will demand the same breaks and already GOP legislators are using this legislation as an excuse to repeal these environmental protections statewide.
Sinclair Broadcasting would become dominant player in state’s key media markets.
Exclusively for WisPolitics Subscribers From WisPolitics.com … — Gov. Scott Walker today said while he sometimes wishes President Trump would say “things slightly different than he does,” he’s still “very pleased” overall with the administration. “Would I occasionally like the president to do or say things slightly differently than he
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Contact: Rep. Patrick Snyder (608) 266-0655 Madison, Wisconsin –Today, Task Force Co-Chairs Patrick Snyder (Schofield) and Steve Doyle (Onalaska) announced they will hold the committee’s first public hearing in Wausau. The hearing will begin at noon on Wednesday, August 23. The members will hear from invited speakers and the general public about the
Contact: Mike Browne, Deputy Director (608) 444-3483 mike@OneWisconsinNow.org Madison, Wisconsin — Gov. Scott Walker’s unwillingness to criticize Donald Trump by name for coddling of white nationalists in the wake of the horrific violence in Charlottesville, Virginia this weekend is a shameful addition to Walker’s appalling record on issues of race. One Wisconsin
Contact: Michael Jahr, WPRI Vice President (262) 442-5208 michael@wpri.org As state legislators prepare to debate the Foxconn deal, the Wisconsin Policy Research Institute today is releasing the analyses of three economists and a technology reporter with words of both caution and encouragement. In introducing the essays, WPRI President Mike Nichols provides a synopsis
Contact: Cameron Sholty, WILL Communications Director 262-409-9816 414-727-7416 cameron@will-law.org Milwaukee, Wisconsin – The Wisconsin Institute for Law & Liberty has recently filed two amicus briefs advocating for the application of better legal tests in our highest courts. In Tetra Tech v. Department of Revenue, the Wisconsin Supreme Court invited briefing on the
… Please log in to access subscriber content. If you don’t have a subscription, click here for a WisPolitics free trial and to view the different subscription options.
Contact: 608-260-2409 press@wisdems.org Madison, Wisconsin – On Tuesday, August 15th, the independent CBO released their report on the impacts of President Trump’s refusal to continue payments for healthcare Cost Sharing Reductions. By ending those payments, the Trump plan would increase premiums by 20% in 2018, and increase our federal deficit by $194 billion, while sabotaging affordable
Every major business decision entails risks. The risks in the Foxconn deal are obvious. That’s why hard bargaining on the front end is called for as the final contract is drafted.
Luring the Taiwanese technology giant to southeastern Wisconsin could have ripple effects throughout the area, modernizing the state’s culture and reputation in the same way Epic has done for south central Wisconsin.
Contact: Keri O’Keefe, Wisconsin Historical Society 6082619597 keri.okeefe@wisconsinhistory.org Madison, Wisconsin – Journey back in time on Madison’s Capitol Square and discover the rich history of Wisconsin’s fur trade! On Monday, September 18, join the Wisconsin Historical Museum to explore a wide range of fur trade skills and traditions. From 5:00
Now that the intricacies of deal have become public, it begs the question: Does the Foxconn deal make sense for Wisconsin taxpayers?
We cannot let the relentless pursuit of jobs take away what makes Wisconsin our home. We can do better.
Other companies will demand the same breaks and already GOP legislators are using this legislation as an excuse to repeal these environmental protections statewide.
Sinclair Broadcasting would become dominant player in state’s key media markets.