MEDIA CONTACT Mike Browne, Deputy Director mike@OneWisconsinNow.org (608) 444-3483 ‘Will Scott Walker Be Delivering His Remarks Under the Glare of the Spotlight or the Glow of a Tiki Torch?’ MADISON, Wis. — How desperate is Gov. Scott Walker for a political junket
State Capitol Building – 412 East – Joint Finance Hearing Room CONTACT: Rep. Evan Goyke 608.266.0645 MADISON – On Wednesday, November 29th, Wisconsin State Rep. Evan Goyke (D – Milwaukee) will give a policy briefing to legislators, staff, and members
US Speaker of the House Paul Ryan’s Racine office, 216 6th St, Racine, WI 53403 CONTACT: Valeria Ruiz, 262-721-5575, valeria@vdlf.org Who: Participants in the Emancipation Ride: Protect the Dream; Youth Empowered in the Struggle (the student arm of Voces de la Frontera); Racine Interfaith
CONTACT: Rep. Jim Steineke (608) 266-2418 Madison – Governor Walker today signed Assembly Bill (AB) 234 into law, establishing an Interagency Council on Homelessness in Wisconsin. It is now 2017 Act 74. This landmark legislation will transform the way the state
Delafield, WI – Kevin Nicholson, a Marine, outsider and the conservative candidate for United States Senate, is pleased to announce Wisconsin leader Jim Klauser is joining his campaign in the role of Honorary Campaign Chairman. Klauser issued the following statement
CONTACT: Rep. Amy Loudenbeck, Rep.Loudenbeck@legis.wi.gov, (608) 266-9967 Rep. Katrina Shankland, Rep.Shankland@legis.wi.gov, (608) 267-9649 Sen. Terry Moulton, Sen.Moulton@legis.wi.gov, (608) 266-7511 Madison –Assembly Bill 151 (AB 151) authored by Rep. Amy Loudenbeck (R-Clinton), Rep. Katrina Shankland (D- Stevens Point) and Sen. Terry Moulton (R- Chippewa
LOFT in the Goodman Community Center, 149 Waubesa St, Madison, WI. CONTACT: Emily Kumlien (608) 265-8199 (608) 516-9154 ekumlien@uwhealth.org MADISON- The good news: both the number and the rate of new HIV cases per year in Wisconsin has declined. The bad
CONTACT: Eric Bott, EBott@afphq.org MADISON, WI – Americans for Prosperity-Wisconsin is applauding Governor Scott Walker for signing the Homeowners Bill of Rights into law today. Safeguarding the property rights of Wisconsinites has been a top priority for AFP-Wisconsin’s base of over 130,000
Brocach Irish Pub, 7 W Main St. Madison (on the Square). CONTACT: Billie L. Johnson 608.772.1954 Billie@WinningRed.com Help support Tiffany Koehler’s ground-breaking campaign for the 58th Assembly District. When: Tuesday, December 5, 2017 4:30 to 7:00pm Where: Brocach Irish Pub, 7
Do you support lowering Wisconsin’s drinking age to 19 if the state would not lose federal highway funds?
First, the newspaper revenue model, especially the once-robust classified advertising business, would be considerably heathier. … Part two of my answer is that, internet or not, the newspaper business would still be much changed from the old days because much of society has split into ideological tribes affecting their media choices.
CONTACT: Trena Bond 414.461.6330 trena_bond@hri-wi.org MILWAUKEE – Housing Resources, Inc. has joined #GivingTuesday, a global day of giving that harnesses the collective power of individuals, communities and organizations to encourage philanthropy and to celebrate generosity worldwide. The focus for their campaign to
The voters didn’t count in 2016. They are not going to count in 2018. If they are ever going to count again, the system has to be rebuilt in ways that makes ideas and participation more important and slogans and insults less so.
The Tax Cuts and Jobs Act will give us a tax code that’s simple, fair and easy to understand.
The tax cuts are a bust for regular folks, including most Wisconsinites.
Just as he did with his closely-held Act 10 cards, Walker hid his damaging environmental intentions when he ran for Governor in 2010 – – but in a classic example of political deflection and false projection accused Democratic opponent, Tom Barrett, of harboring a secret environmental agenda.
Opportunities to dramatically rewrite the tax code don’t come around very often. Sen. Baldwin and the rest of our congressional delegation need to deliver on their past promises and stand up to corporate cronies and the hundreds of thousands of special-interest groups benefiting from our broken tax system.
When full-time staffers and part-time board members who set agency policy (including former Republican Rep. Dean Knudson) plead for three more employees, the Legislature and governor should do more than just listen.
CONTACT: Dan Duchniak, P.E. Waukesha Water Utility (262) 409-4440 office / (262) 352-5142 cell dduchniak@waukesha-water.com WHO: Dan Duchniak, General Manager of Waukesha Water Utility Project team members of the Great Water Alliance Residents and business leaders in Waukesha WHAT: Waukesha Water Utility
Perhaps not, but legislative districts straddling its border are changing.
MEDIA CONTACT Mike Browne, Deputy Director mike@OneWisconsinNow.org (608) 444-3483 ‘Will Scott Walker Be Delivering His Remarks Under the Glare of the Spotlight or the Glow of a Tiki Torch?’ MADISON, Wis. — How desperate is Gov. Scott Walker for a political junket to Florida this December? Shockingly, so it seems, based on
State Capitol Building – 412 East – Joint Finance Hearing Room CONTACT: Rep. Evan Goyke 608.266.0645 MADISON – On Wednesday, November 29th, Wisconsin State Rep. Evan Goyke (D – Milwaukee) will give a policy briefing to legislators, staff, and members of the public on the converging problems in Wisconsin’s correctional
US Speaker of the House Paul Ryan’s Racine office, 216 6th St, Racine, WI 53403 CONTACT: Valeria Ruiz, 262-721-5575, valeria@vdlf.org Who: Participants in the Emancipation Ride: Protect the Dream; Youth Empowered in the Struggle (the student arm of Voces de la Frontera); Racine Interfaith Coalition What: Rally with the Emancipation Ride to urge Speaker Ryan to
CONTACT: Rep. Jim Steineke (608) 266-2418 Madison – Governor Walker today signed Assembly Bill (AB) 234 into law, establishing an Interagency Council on Homelessness in Wisconsin. It is now 2017 Act 74. This landmark legislation will transform the way the state of Wisconsin combats homelessness. In April of this year, Assembly
Delafield, WI – Kevin Nicholson, a Marine, outsider and the conservative candidate for United States Senate, is pleased to announce Wisconsin leader Jim Klauser is joining his campaign in the role of Honorary Campaign Chairman. Klauser issued the following statement in support of Kevin Nicholson: “Wisconsin needs someone like Kevin
CONTACT: Rep. Amy Loudenbeck, Rep.Loudenbeck@legis.wi.gov, (608) 266-9967 Rep. Katrina Shankland, Rep.Shankland@legis.wi.gov, (608) 267-9649 Sen. Terry Moulton, Sen.Moulton@legis.wi.gov, (608) 266-7511 Madison –Assembly Bill 151 (AB 151) authored by Rep. Amy Loudenbeck (R-Clinton), Rep. Katrina Shankland (D- Stevens Point) and Sen. Terry Moulton (R- Chippewa Falls) was signed into law by Governor Walker today after
LOFT in the Goodman Community Center, 149 Waubesa St, Madison, WI. CONTACT: Emily Kumlien (608) 265-8199 (608) 516-9154 ekumlien@uwhealth.org MADISON- The good news: both the number and the rate of new HIV cases per year in Wisconsin has declined. The bad news is that over the last decade, the number of
CONTACT: Eric Bott, EBott@afphq.org MADISON, WI – Americans for Prosperity-Wisconsin is applauding Governor Scott Walker for signing the Homeowners Bill of Rights into law today. Safeguarding the property rights of Wisconsinites has been a top priority for AFP-Wisconsin’s base of over 130,000 grassroots activists. “AFP-Wisconsin commends Governor Walker for signing the landmark
Brocach Irish Pub, 7 W Main St. Madison (on the Square). CONTACT: Billie L. Johnson 608.772.1954 Billie@WinningRed.com Help support Tiffany Koehler’s ground-breaking campaign for the 58th Assembly District. When: Tuesday, December 5, 2017 4:30 to 7:00pm Where: Brocach Irish Pub, 7 W Main St. Madison (on the Square). $50 Suggested Contribution
Do you support lowering Wisconsin’s drinking age to 19 if the state would not lose federal highway funds?
First, the newspaper revenue model, especially the once-robust classified advertising business, would be considerably heathier. … Part two of my answer is that, internet or not, the newspaper business would still be much changed from the old days because much of society has split into ideological tribes affecting their media choices.
CONTACT: Trena Bond 414.461.6330 trena_bond@hri-wi.org MILWAUKEE – Housing Resources, Inc. has joined #GivingTuesday, a global day of giving that harnesses the collective power of individuals, communities and organizations to encourage philanthropy and to celebrate generosity worldwide. The focus for their campaign to is talk about the importance of homeownership and the work
The voters didn’t count in 2016. They are not going to count in 2018. If they are ever going to count again, the system has to be rebuilt in ways that makes ideas and participation more important and slogans and insults less so.
The Tax Cuts and Jobs Act will give us a tax code that’s simple, fair and easy to understand.
The tax cuts are a bust for regular folks, including most Wisconsinites.
Just as he did with his closely-held Act 10 cards, Walker hid his damaging environmental intentions when he ran for Governor in 2010 – – but in a classic example of political deflection and false projection accused Democratic opponent, Tom Barrett, of harboring a secret environmental agenda.
Opportunities to dramatically rewrite the tax code don’t come around very often. Sen. Baldwin and the rest of our congressional delegation need to deliver on their past promises and stand up to corporate cronies and the hundreds of thousands of special-interest groups benefiting from our broken tax system.
When full-time staffers and part-time board members who set agency policy (including former Republican Rep. Dean Knudson) plead for three more employees, the Legislature and governor should do more than just listen.
CONTACT: Dan Duchniak, P.E. Waukesha Water Utility (262) 409-4440 office / (262) 352-5142 cell dduchniak@waukesha-water.com WHO: Dan Duchniak, General Manager of Waukesha Water Utility Project team members of the Great Water Alliance Residents and business leaders in Waukesha WHAT: Waukesha Water Utility will hold three open houses to share the latest updates
Perhaps not, but legislative districts straddling its border are changing.