Baldwin calls on Republicans to let Bolton testify in Trump impeachment trial

U.S. Sen. Tammy Baldwin called on Republican lawmakers to allow former White House aide John Bolton to testify as the Senate considers articles of impeachment against President Trump.
The New York Times reports that Bolton, in unpublished excerpts from his book about his time in the Trump administration, alleged the president said in August he wanted to continue to freeze security funding to Ukrai...

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  • Schoemann launches Wisconsin guv bid

    Washington County Exec Josh Schoemann officially kicked off his campaign for governor next year, accusing Dem incumbent Tony Evers and the status quo of failing Wisconsin. Schoemann, first elected county exec in 2020, said entrepreneurs can’t afford to pursue their dreams in Wisconsin, young families can’t afford to put down roots, and parents and grandparents can’t afford to retire here. Schoemann, 43, said he regularly runs into people living down south who are proud to say they’re from Wisconsin. >> WisPolitics is now on the State Affairs network. Get custom keyword notifications, bill tracking and all WisPolitics content. Get the app.

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