WASHINGTON, DC – Today, Congressman Fitzgerald introduced the Build Responsible Infrastructure Development for the Global Economy (BRIDGE) Act. This legislation directs the Department of State to develop a comprehensive, government-wide strategy on countering China’s Belt and Road Initiative (BRI), a massive economic development plan aimed to increase
MADISON – After serving in the Wisconsin State Legislature for 64 years, Sen. Fred Risser retired in December 2020. Now, UW-Madison is honoring his longstanding commitment to public service by naming the Morgridge Center for Public Service Excellence in Civic
Wednesday, May 5, 3:30 to 4:30 p.m. – registration required The Voices of Wisconsin Students Project offers unique insight on middle and high school students’ experiences with learning, coping, and building resilience during the COVID-19 pandemic. This project – the first
Having access to clean water is a right for all, not a privilege, and the CLEAR Act, which I was proud to unveil with Gov. Evers last month, puts that aspiration into action.
While it is difficult to say that destruction of natural habits, global warming, and agriculture practices directly caused one specific pandemic, like Covid-19, each of these factors increases the probability that a virus will be shared amongst animals, gain the ability to infect humans, and cause severe, easily transmissible disease leading to an epidemic or pandemic.
Thanks to Act 23, Wisconsin’s PAs will be able to do even more for our patients.
An open letter to Brett Favre and Tommy Tubberville.
There have been 49 homicides in Milwaukee since the beginning of 2021, and a staggering 92% of the victims (45 of the 49) were black. Not a single one was killed by a police officer.
Will Assembly Speaker Robin Vos, R-Rochester, be allowed to game the redistricting process as he and his henchmen did a decade ago?
Lawmakers should listen to their voices and consider allowing more families to benefit from educational choice.
He once condemned Russia and Vladimir Putin. What explains the turnabout?
Only “socially disadvantaged” farmers may apply for the approximately $4 billion in loan-forgiveness money, which includes direct payments of up to 20 percent of the value of the loan. Specifically, only “Black/African American(s), American Indian(s) or Alaskan native(s), Hispanic(s) or Latino(s), or Asian American(s) or Pacific Islander(s),” need apply.
The greatest threat to liberal values isn’t any longer the Russian nuclear arsenal. It’s the dynamic Chinese economy.
Risk and Reward – Startups and Opportunity in Wisconsin 7:30 AM, Friday, May 21, 2021 Register for this event here: http://www.witwisconsin.com/event-4285341 A Zoom link will be sent the week of the event. Event details: Join Jill Enos, Managing Director of TitletownTech, to
Contact: Jordan Dunn WASHINGTON, DC, – Rep. Mike Gallagher (R-WI), alongside Rep. Chip Roy (R- TX), today introduced legislation to amend the National Emergencies Act and reassert congressional authority over the president’s broad, virtually unchecked powers to declare national emergencies. The Assuring that
Contact: Ken Quinn, U.S. Term Limits Phone: 207-713-8700 kquinn@termlimits.com Madison, WI — The Constitution and Ethics Committee of the Wisconsin state assembly just passed Assembly Joint Resolution 16 (AJR16) by a vote of 5-3. Rep. Timothy Ramthun (district 59) is sponsor of
(MADISON) — After playing political games with federal aid and publicly announcing their plans to completely gut Gov. Tony Evers’ budget plan, Republican leaders sent the governor a letter asking for a meeting on how he plans to spend the rest of the American
WASHINGTON, DC – Today, Congressman Fitzgerald introduced the Build Responsible Infrastructure Development for the Global Economy (BRIDGE) Act. This legislation directs the Department of State to develop a comprehensive, government-wide strategy on countering China’s Belt and Road Initiative (BRI), a massive economic development plan aimed to increase Chinese influence globally while simultaneously expanding the international use of
MADISON – After serving in the Wisconsin State Legislature for 64 years, Sen. Fred Risser retired in December 2020. Now, UW-Madison is honoring his longstanding commitment to public service by naming the Morgridge Center for Public Service Excellence in Civic Engagement Undergraduate Award after the former senator. The Fred Risser
Wednesday, May 5, 3:30 to 4:30 p.m. – registration required The Voices of Wisconsin Students Project offers unique insight on middle and high school students’ experiences with learning, coping, and building resilience during the COVID-19 pandemic. This project – the first of its kind in the nation – used focus group
Having access to clean water is a right for all, not a privilege, and the CLEAR Act, which I was proud to unveil with Gov. Evers last month, puts that aspiration into action.
While it is difficult to say that destruction of natural habits, global warming, and agriculture practices directly caused one specific pandemic, like Covid-19, each of these factors increases the probability that a virus will be shared amongst animals, gain the ability to infect humans, and cause severe, easily transmissible disease leading to an epidemic or pandemic.
Thanks to Act 23, Wisconsin’s PAs will be able to do even more for our patients.
An open letter to Brett Favre and Tommy Tubberville.
There have been 49 homicides in Milwaukee since the beginning of 2021, and a staggering 92% of the victims (45 of the 49) were black. Not a single one was killed by a police officer.
Will Assembly Speaker Robin Vos, R-Rochester, be allowed to game the redistricting process as he and his henchmen did a decade ago?
Lawmakers should listen to their voices and consider allowing more families to benefit from educational choice.
He once condemned Russia and Vladimir Putin. What explains the turnabout?
Only “socially disadvantaged” farmers may apply for the approximately $4 billion in loan-forgiveness money, which includes direct payments of up to 20 percent of the value of the loan. Specifically, only “Black/African American(s), American Indian(s) or Alaskan native(s), Hispanic(s) or Latino(s), or Asian American(s) or Pacific Islander(s),” need apply.
The greatest threat to liberal values isn’t any longer the Russian nuclear arsenal. It’s the dynamic Chinese economy.
Risk and Reward – Startups and Opportunity in Wisconsin 7:30 AM, Friday, May 21, 2021 Register for this event here: http://www.witwisconsin.com/event-4285341 A Zoom link will be sent the week of the event. Event details: Join Jill Enos, Managing Director of TitletownTech, to discuss venture capital and startup technology ventures. About the presenter:
Contact: Jordan Dunn WASHINGTON, DC, – Rep. Mike Gallagher (R-WI), alongside Rep. Chip Roy (R- TX), today introduced legislation to amend the National Emergencies Act and reassert congressional authority over the president’s broad, virtually unchecked powers to declare national emergencies. The Assuring that Robust, Thorough, and Informed Congressional Leadership is Exercised Over National
Contact: Ken Quinn, U.S. Term Limits Phone: 207-713-8700 kquinn@termlimits.com Madison, WI — The Constitution and Ethics Committee of the Wisconsin state assembly just passed Assembly Joint Resolution 16 (AJR16) by a vote of 5-3. Rep. Timothy Ramthun (district 59) is sponsor of the measure. Under Article V of the Constitution of the
(MADISON) — After playing political games with federal aid and publicly announcing their plans to completely gut Gov. Tony Evers’ budget plan, Republican leaders sent the governor a letter asking for a meeting on how he plans to spend the rest of the American Rescue Plan funding. Republicans have no plans to meet