Contact: (608) 266-7506 MADISON – Rep. James Edming (R-Glen Flora) backed legislation, Special Session Assembly Bill (SS AB) 1, which paves the ways for a historic $10 billion investment by electronics manufacturer, Foxconn in Wisconsin. Foxconn has announced its intentions
Republicans have been acting to enable Charlottesville — and maybe future Charlottesvilles — for more than half a century. On race, Trump has simply dispensed with the old dog whistles and grabbed a bullhorn.
Americans who fell for Donald Trump will rebel at being compared to the supremacists, but they need to face the fact. Former KKK leader David Duke and his compatriots have been emboldened by the deplorable president they decided ought to lead the greatest democracy on earth.
History must be taught to successive generations; it is not genetically transmitted. Dispelling hatred among the few requires resolve and education by the many.
The bill paves the way for Foxconn to make an historic investment in Wisconsin – in fact, one of the largest foreign investments in U.S. history.
The GOP-led Wisconsin Assembly is rushing the Foxconn bill forward straight through regulatory and due-diligence gaps in smart business and environmental best practices deliberately blown in Wisconsin law and legacy.
We all want to see more jobs for our state — no one wants less employment — but the Foxconn deal has so many question marks, we’d be foolish to rush into it without getting some answers first.
Should Illinois billionaire dictate Republican choice for U.S. Senate?
If it isn’t valuable, then why so much work to take it from you?
Contact: Jerad Albracht, 608-224-5007 Bill Cosh, 608-224-5020 MADISON – With a new school year set to begin, college students statewide are heading to campus with armfuls of computers, mobile devices and personal documents. In the wrong hands, any of these
Contact: Tom Evenson (608) 266-2839 MADISON – Governor Scott Walker joined Public Service Commission (PSC) Commissioner Mike Huebsch and State Broadband Director Angie Dickison today in highlighting the Broadband Expansion Grant Program, which benefits thousands of Wisconsinites by helping businesses,
Contact: Tom McCarthy (608) 266-3559 MADISON — The Wisconsin Department of Public Instruction will conduct a hearing in September on proposed revisions to rules related to complaint resolution and appeals procedures. The Sept. 5 hearing will be held from 3
Contact: Dennis Hughes (608) 371-3485 dennis@cathymyersforcongress.com Today, Democratic Congressional Candidate Cathy Myers, who is seeking to represent Wisconsin’s First Congressional District, criticized her opponents, Paul Ryan and Randy Bryce, for ignoring local issues and refusing to attend public forums. “The
Contact: Jason Fletcher (203) 503-1948 jfletcher@lafollette.wisc.edu MADISON – At a time when sequencing your genes is as simple as spitting in a cup, Jason Fletcher wants to understand how this new trove of data impacts society by helping to build
Exclusively for WisPolitics Subscribers **************************************** Aug 24: WisPolitics luncheon with Andy Gronik Join WisPolitics for lunch at the Madison Club on Thursday, Aug. 24 with declared Democratic gubernatorial candidate Andy Gronik. See more on Gronik: http://andygronik.com Date: Thursday, August 24,
Contact: (608) 266-0215 Madison…State Representative Scott Krug (R-Rome) is proud to announce his vote for a transformational change to build a better Wisconsin. “Coming from an area hard hit by job losses in the 90’s and early 2000’s I completely
Contact: 608-266-5340 Madison – Today, Republicans in the State Assembly convened a special floor session to pass a $3 billion corporate welfare package for a foreign company. As noted by Politifact Wisconsin, the package will be “the largest ever subsidy
Contact: (608) 266-5342 MADISON – Today, joined by a handful of out-state Republicans, members of the Assembly Democratic caucus voted against Special Session Assembly Bill 1 which gives up to $3 billion in taxpayer dollars and guts countless environmental regulations
Contact: Nick Novak 608.258.3400 MADISON – After the Wisconsin State Assembly passed legislation related to Foxconn’s investment in the state, WMC President/CEO Kurt R. Bauer released the following statement: “Wisconsin is one step closer to realizing the promise of creating thousands
Contact: (608) 266-5719 Madison, WI – Today, State Representative Mike Rohrkaste (R-Neenah), along with a bipartisan group of Assembly colleagues, approved legislation to bring Foxconn, a global computer and high-tech consumer electronics maker, to Wisconsin. The agreement has the potential
Contact: (608) 266-7506 MADISON – Rep. James Edming (R-Glen Flora) backed legislation, Special Session Assembly Bill (SS AB) 1, which paves the ways for a historic $10 billion investment by electronics manufacturer, Foxconn in Wisconsin. Foxconn has announced its intentions to build North America’s first liquid crystal display (LCD) manufacturing
Republicans have been acting to enable Charlottesville — and maybe future Charlottesvilles — for more than half a century. On race, Trump has simply dispensed with the old dog whistles and grabbed a bullhorn.
Americans who fell for Donald Trump will rebel at being compared to the supremacists, but they need to face the fact. Former KKK leader David Duke and his compatriots have been emboldened by the deplorable president they decided ought to lead the greatest democracy on earth.
History must be taught to successive generations; it is not genetically transmitted. Dispelling hatred among the few requires resolve and education by the many.
The bill paves the way for Foxconn to make an historic investment in Wisconsin – in fact, one of the largest foreign investments in U.S. history.
The GOP-led Wisconsin Assembly is rushing the Foxconn bill forward straight through regulatory and due-diligence gaps in smart business and environmental best practices deliberately blown in Wisconsin law and legacy.
We all want to see more jobs for our state — no one wants less employment — but the Foxconn deal has so many question marks, we’d be foolish to rush into it without getting some answers first.
Should Illinois billionaire dictate Republican choice for U.S. Senate?
If it isn’t valuable, then why so much work to take it from you?
Contact: Jerad Albracht, 608-224-5007 Bill Cosh, 608-224-5020 MADISON – With a new school year set to begin, college students statewide are heading to campus with armfuls of computers, mobile devices and personal documents. In the wrong hands, any of these items could be a gold mine for an identity thief.
Contact: Tom Evenson (608) 266-2839 MADISON – Governor Scott Walker joined Public Service Commission (PSC) Commissioner Mike Huebsch and State Broadband Director Angie Dickison today in highlighting the Broadband Expansion Grant Program, which benefits thousands of Wisconsinites by helping businesses, non-profits, and local governments invest in necessary infrastructure to access
Contact: Tom McCarthy (608) 266-3559 MADISON — The Wisconsin Department of Public Instruction will conduct a hearing in September on proposed revisions to rules related to complaint resolution and appeals procedures. The Sept. 5 hearing will be held from 3 to 4 p.m. at the DPI’s headquarters, GEF 3, Room
Contact: Dennis Hughes (608) 371-3485 dennis@cathymyersforcongress.com Today, Democratic Congressional Candidate Cathy Myers, who is seeking to represent Wisconsin’s First Congressional District, criticized her opponents, Paul Ryan and Randy Bryce, for ignoring local issues and refusing to attend public forums. “The real concerns of our neighbors deserve real discussion, so I
Contact: Jason Fletcher (203) 503-1948 jfletcher@lafollette.wisc.edu MADISON – At a time when sequencing your genes is as simple as spitting in a cup, Jason Fletcher wants to understand how this new trove of data impacts society by helping to build a new field of study: social genomics. Fletcher, a professor
Exclusively for WisPolitics Subscribers **************************************** Aug 24: WisPolitics luncheon with Andy Gronik Join WisPolitics for lunch at the Madison Club on Thursday, Aug. 24 with declared Democratic gubernatorial candidate Andy Gronik. See more on Gronik: http://andygronik.com Date: Thursday, August 24, 2017 Time: Check in begins at 11:30 a.m., with program
Contact: (608) 266-0215 Madison…State Representative Scott Krug (R-Rome) is proud to announce his vote for a transformational change to build a better Wisconsin. “Coming from an area hard hit by job losses in the 90’s and early 2000’s I completely understand the devastation that massive job losses can bring to
Contact: 608-266-5340 Madison – Today, Republicans in the State Assembly convened a special floor session to pass a $3 billion corporate welfare package for a foreign company. As noted by Politifact Wisconsin, the package will be “the largest ever subsidy provided by a state to a foreign company,” and per
Contact: (608) 266-5342 MADISON – Today, joined by a handful of out-state Republicans, members of the Assembly Democratic caucus voted against Special Session Assembly Bill 1 which gives up to $3 billion in taxpayer dollars and guts countless environmental regulations to lure Taiwanese manufacturer, Foxconn, to Southeast Wisconsin. Since existing
Contact: Nick Novak 608.258.3400 MADISON – After the Wisconsin State Assembly passed legislation related to Foxconn’s investment in the state, WMC President/CEO Kurt R. Bauer released the following statement: “Wisconsin is one step closer to realizing the promise of creating thousands of family-supporting, high technology manufacturing jobs. Every Wisconsinite should be
Contact: (608) 266-5719 Madison, WI – Today, State Representative Mike Rohrkaste (R-Neenah), along with a bipartisan group of Assembly colleagues, approved legislation to bring Foxconn, a global computer and high-tech consumer electronics maker, to Wisconsin. The agreement has the potential to bring 13,000 new careers to Wisconsin, and a $10