John Nichols: Evers just outwitted Vos and the GOP
Monday, Jul 8, 2019
Republicans agreed to so much of what Evers asked for that they faced a revolt by conservatives who said they were giving in to the governor.
Republicans agreed to so much of what Evers asked for that they faced a revolt by conservatives who said they were giving in to the governor.
When the state’s economy is printing money, unemployment is at a record low, and income taxes paid by corporations are running 57% ahead of last year because of federal tax reforms, governors and legislators can all smile and agree on a new state budget.
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In response to NextGen’s field staff announcing their union, NextGen Youth Vote Director Ben Wessel released the following statement: “We fully recognize and support the NextGen Field Staff Union. Unions are the backbone of the progressive movement and NextGen America
Milwaukee County Executive Chris Abele said he hopes the county’s plan to renovate its existing juvenile center into a newer residential care center for young offenders will become “the new national model” for youth corrections. Milwaukee County, one of four
Exclusively for WisPolitics Subscribers Advertisement The Madison Club From WisPolitics.com … — Members of Gov. Tony Evers’ cabinet and state Superintendent Carolyn Stanford Taylor are hitting the road to promote the changes he made to the budget. The group has
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Republicans agreed to so much of what Evers asked for that they faced a revolt by conservatives who said they were giving in to the governor.
When the state’s economy is printing money, unemployment is at a record low, and income taxes paid by corporations are running 57% ahead of last year because of federal tax reforms, governors and legislators can all smile and agree on a new state budget.
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In response to NextGen’s field staff announcing their union, NextGen Youth Vote Director Ben Wessel released the following statement: “We fully recognize and support the NextGen Field Staff Union. Unions are the backbone of the progressive movement and NextGen America wholeheartedly supports the right of every worker to unionize. Once
Milwaukee County Executive Chris Abele said he hopes the county’s plan to renovate its existing juvenile center into a newer residential care center for young offenders will become “the new national model” for youth corrections. Milwaukee County, one of four counties seeking to create secure residential care centers for youth
Exclusively for WisPolitics Subscribers Advertisement The Madison Club From WisPolitics.com … — Members of Gov. Tony Evers’ cabinet and state Superintendent Carolyn Stanford Taylor are hitting the road to promote the changes he made to the budget. The group has news conferences planned in Green Bay, Wausau and La Crosse.
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