Contact: Melanie Conklin, 608-260-2409 MADISON — Wisconsin Attorney General Brad Schimel refused to take any stand when asked by media if he denounced Roy Moore’s campaign to be elected to the U.S. Senate next week. His answer referenced his
This morning – during a Public Works Committee hearing on city policies regarding the carrying and display of firearms by city-hired contractors or subcontractors – Alderman Bauman decided to go “all in” with an interrogation of one of our assistant
Contact: Andrew Hellpap (608) 316-9786 ahellpap@uwhealth.org MADISON, Wis. – The UW School of Medicine and Public Health has selected a leading advocate for health equity as the new director of its Population Health Institute. Dr. Sheri Johnson, associate professor of
Contact: Brad Bainum, bradb@wisdems.org MADISON — Last night, out-of-state big money special interest puppet Kevin Nicholson’s top out-of-state boss Steve Bannon was in Alabama campaigning for alleged serial sexual predator Roy Moore. Bannon’s Moore campaigning comes just two weeks after
CONTACT AshLee Strong, Doug Andres 202-225-0600 WASHINGTON—House Speaker Paul Ryan (R-WI) issued the following statement on the Trump administration’s decision to recognize Jerusalem as the capital of Israel: “This is a day that is long overdue. Jerusalem has been, and
Madison, WI – Senator Duey Stroebel (R-Cedarburg) released the following statement after his appointment to JFC: I thank Senator Fitzgerald for the opportunity to serve on JFC to continue the reforms conservatives have been enacting. I look forward to using
Senate Majority Leader Scott Fitzgerald today appointed Sen. Duey Stroebel to the Joint Finance Committee. The Saukville Republican, who was elected to the Senate in 2015, replaces Sheila Harsdorf, who last month became DATCP secretary. He also was one of three
U.S. Sen. Tammy Baldwin today called on U.S. Sen. Al Franken to resign, joining a growing list of Senate Dems calling on the Minnesota senator to step aside. The statement comes after a Politico report this morning that another woman,
The level of what passes for acceptability in politics has taken a very wide swing.
The Congressional Republicans have rushed drastic tax cuts through Congress with astounding speed — and irresponsibility.
Somewhere along the line, Americans on the left began thinking incomes were a zero-sum game; if someone was making more money, it meant they were making less. But the idea that your life would be better if someone else was worse off is antithetical to an opportunity society. Envy may be a useful talking point, but as a general rule, deadly sins make for bad tax policy.
Walker signing bills to cut red tape for cosmetology and barber licences a step in the right direction, but more needs to be done.
Kudos to Common Cause in Wisconsin’s Jay Heck for taking a cue from my many columns that wonder why the Wisconsin Legislature is paid full-time salaries and benefits when it works but a few months a year.
All in all, Walker has made good on his promise that Wisconsin would be open for business, which has included consistently siding with environmental polluters. The Foxconn fiasco is just the latest example of a governor bent on ravaging our natural resources and destroying our environmental quality of life.
RightWisconsin’s James Wigderson talks with Marquette University Professor John McAdams talks about the university’s attempt to get rid of him and the hope that the Wisconsin Supreme Court will put McAdams back in the classroom. McAdams also talks about the assassination of President John F. Kennedy and the revelations in the recently released files.
Trump has vilified and sought to discredit any media outlet that dares to report news that is not flattering to him. His attacks on the media have even incited threats of violence against reporters. Less visible are his efforts to use government power to threaten the independent media and to hand over control of key broadcast outlets to his corporate supporters.
Contact: Melanie Conklin, 608-260-2409 MADISON — Wisconsin Attorney General Brad Schimel refused to take any stand when asked by media if he denounced Roy Moore’s campaign to be elected to the U.S. Senate next week. His answer referenced his perspective as a prosecutor, damage from allegations and proof, despite
This morning – during a Public Works Committee hearing on city policies regarding the carrying and display of firearms by city-hired contractors or subcontractors – Alderman Bauman decided to go “all in” with an interrogation of one of our assistant city attorneys. The assistant city attorney, who was present to
Contact: Andrew Hellpap (608) 316-9786 ahellpap@uwhealth.org MADISON, Wis. – The UW School of Medicine and Public Health has selected a leading advocate for health equity as the new director of its Population Health Institute. Dr. Sheri Johnson, associate professor of pediatrics at the Medical College of Wisconsin and associate director
Contact: Brad Bainum, bradb@wisdems.org MADISON — Last night, out-of-state big money special interest puppet Kevin Nicholson’s top out-of-state boss Steve Bannon was in Alabama campaigning for alleged serial sexual predator Roy Moore. Bannon’s Moore campaigning comes just two weeks after Nicholson was running digital ads calling on social media users
CONTACT AshLee Strong, Doug Andres 202-225-0600 WASHINGTON—House Speaker Paul Ryan (R-WI) issued the following statement on the Trump administration’s decision to recognize Jerusalem as the capital of Israel: “This is a day that is long overdue. Jerusalem has been, and always will be, the eternal, undivided capital of the State
Madison, WI – Senator Duey Stroebel (R-Cedarburg) released the following statement after his appointment to JFC: I thank Senator Fitzgerald for the opportunity to serve on JFC to continue the reforms conservatives have been enacting. I look forward to using my private sector experience on the Joint Finance Committee. After
Senate Majority Leader Scott Fitzgerald today appointed Sen. Duey Stroebel to the Joint Finance Committee. The Saukville Republican, who was elected to the Senate in 2015, replaces Sheila Harsdorf, who last month became DATCP secretary. He also was one of three Republicans who issued a series of veto demands to Gov.
U.S. Sen. Tammy Baldwin today called on U.S. Sen. Al Franken to resign, joining a growing list of Senate Dems calling on the Minnesota senator to step aside. The statement comes after a Politico report this morning that another woman, identified only as a former Democratic congressional aide, said Franken
The level of what passes for acceptability in politics has taken a very wide swing.
The Congressional Republicans have rushed drastic tax cuts through Congress with astounding speed — and irresponsibility.
Somewhere along the line, Americans on the left began thinking incomes were a zero-sum game; if someone was making more money, it meant they were making less. But the idea that your life would be better if someone else was worse off is antithetical to an opportunity society. Envy may be a useful talking point, but as a general rule, deadly sins make for bad tax policy.
Walker signing bills to cut red tape for cosmetology and barber licences a step in the right direction, but more needs to be done.
Kudos to Common Cause in Wisconsin’s Jay Heck for taking a cue from my many columns that wonder why the Wisconsin Legislature is paid full-time salaries and benefits when it works but a few months a year.
All in all, Walker has made good on his promise that Wisconsin would be open for business, which has included consistently siding with environmental polluters. The Foxconn fiasco is just the latest example of a governor bent on ravaging our natural resources and destroying our environmental quality of life.
RightWisconsin’s James Wigderson talks with Marquette University Professor John McAdams talks about the university’s attempt to get rid of him and the hope that the Wisconsin Supreme Court will put McAdams back in the classroom. McAdams also talks about the assassination of President John F. Kennedy and the revelations in the recently released files.
Trump has vilified and sought to discredit any media outlet that dares to report news that is not flattering to him. His attacks on the media have even incited threats of violence against reporters. Less visible are his efforts to use government power to threaten the independent media and to hand over control of key broadcast outlets to his corporate supporters.