WISCONSIN — On the first day of the legislative session, Assembly Democrats introduced a COVID-19 response package to address the needs of frontline healthcare workers and economic well being of working families and small businesses across the state. Frontline healthcare workers
Exclusively for WisPolitics Subscribers **************************************** Jan. 14: D.C. virtual luncheon with U.S. Reps. Tom Tiffany and Scott Fitzgerald Join WisPolitics.com for a virtual lunchtime discussion with Congressmen Tom Tiffany and Scott Fitzgerald. They will be starting their first full congressional
Wisconsinites have lost trust in our election system. Whether you agree or disagree with the many claims of election fraud, the fact is there are glaring problems with our voting processes that need to be fixed.
The United States is facing incredible challenges and we shouldn’t be wasting our time on building useless walls and opening the spigots on our shower heads and washing machines.
And they will play a big role in 2021.
We need leadership, Democratic and Republican, in the Senate and the Assembly that are willing to take care of business for the people of Wisconsin.
A 64-year tenure as an elected official is nothing more than a source for statistics and anecdotes. What matters is where the official stood on the great issues of the time. In Risser’s case, he stood on the right side of history.
He demands Assembly meet in-person. That “could kill me,” Rep. Jimmy Anderson says.
The Edgerton School District rented a billboard to brag about making the US News and World Reports’ Best High Schools List – despite an appalling student achievement record detailed in that same magazine article.
Assembly Republicans and Dems released their own COVID-19 bills as Gov. Tony Evers pressed lawmakers to quickly pass the legislation he sent them last month to deal with the pandemic. The competing efforts came as lawmakers yesterday took their oaths
Exclusively for WisPolitics Subscribers Advertisement Wisconsin REALTORS Association From WisPolitics.com … — Assembly Republicans are moving quickly on their COVID-19 bill even as an aide to Dem Gov. Tony Evers calls it “disappointing” they’re not working on his compromise legislation.
WISCONSIN — On the first day of the legislative session, Assembly Democrats introduced a COVID-19 response package to address the needs of frontline healthcare workers and economic well being of working families and small businesses across the state. Frontline healthcare workers from SEIU Healthcare Wisconsin and Wisconsin Federation of Nurses and
Exclusively for WisPolitics Subscribers **************************************** Jan. 14: D.C. virtual luncheon with U.S. Reps. Tom Tiffany and Scott Fitzgerald Join WisPolitics.com for a virtual lunchtime discussion with Congressmen Tom Tiffany and Scott Fitzgerald. They will be starting their first full congressional terms. The program is set to run via webinar from
Wisconsinites have lost trust in our election system. Whether you agree or disagree with the many claims of election fraud, the fact is there are glaring problems with our voting processes that need to be fixed.
The United States is facing incredible challenges and we shouldn’t be wasting our time on building useless walls and opening the spigots on our shower heads and washing machines.
And they will play a big role in 2021.
We need leadership, Democratic and Republican, in the Senate and the Assembly that are willing to take care of business for the people of Wisconsin.
A 64-year tenure as an elected official is nothing more than a source for statistics and anecdotes. What matters is where the official stood on the great issues of the time. In Risser’s case, he stood on the right side of history.
He demands Assembly meet in-person. That “could kill me,” Rep. Jimmy Anderson says.
The Edgerton School District rented a billboard to brag about making the US News and World Reports’ Best High Schools List – despite an appalling student achievement record detailed in that same magazine article.
Assembly Republicans and Dems released their own COVID-19 bills as Gov. Tony Evers pressed lawmakers to quickly pass the legislation he sent them last month to deal with the pandemic. The competing efforts came as lawmakers yesterday took their oaths of office for the 2021-22 session with some lawmakers participating
Exclusively for WisPolitics Subscribers Advertisement Wisconsin REALTORS Association From WisPolitics.com … — Assembly Republicans are moving quickly on their COVID-19 bill even as an aide to Dem Gov. Tony Evers calls it “disappointing” they’re not working on his compromise legislation. The GOP-run Assembly Health Committee has a public hearing planned