PRAIRIE DU CHIEN, WI – Derrick Van Orden, the Republican candidate for Wisconsin’s 3rd Congressional district, joined Kennedy to discuss how the Republican success across the country on Tuesday is a sign that the GOP will flip the House in 2022.
Madison, WI – The Madison Region Economic Partnership (MadREP) is pleased to announce its MadREP Broadband Speed Test initiative. Madison Region residents should test their internet speed at: madisonregion.org/broadband. The tool will show participants what their current internet speeds are
Washington, D.C. – Today, U.S. Senators Tammy Baldwin (D-WI) and Mike Braun (R-IN) introduced the Healthy Competition for Better Care Act, bipartisan legislation that would crack down on anti-competitive practices and make health care better for patients by ensuring that contracts
MADISON, Wis.— Family Friendly Wisconsin released the following statement today, applauding Speaker Pelosi’s announcement that four weeks of paid family and medical leave will be included in President Biden’s Build Back Better Act and urging swift passage of the bill.
MILWAUKEE – A new Marquette Law School Poll survey of Wisconsin registered voters finds that incumbents of both parties face a challenging political environment one year before the 2022 election, with a greater number of unfavorable than favorable views of
[Waukesha, WI] – Following the latest Marquette Law School Poll results, Rebecca Kleefisch released the following statement: “Whether it’s Tony Evers or Joe Biden, Wisconsinites are fed up with weak leadership from out-of-touch liberals. They’re worried about control of their
WASHINGTON — On Wednesday, U.S. Sen. Ron Johnson (R-Wis.) joined Sen. Steve Daines (R-Mont.) and 26 of their Senate Republican colleagues in introducing an amendment to the National Defense Authorization Act for fiscal year 2022 to block President Biden’s reported plan
MADISON, Wis. — Wisconsin GOP gubernatorial candidate Rebecca Kleefisch struck out yesterday on the school board recall she used as a mini referendum on her own viability. Kleefisch knocked doors there and sent her campaign team to canvass for the
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We can’t achieve strong economic growth without substantial expansion of the labor force.
The minor deficiencies the Legislative Audit Bureau uncovered had no effect on the final election outcomes, especially at the presidential level. But they did bring up hygienic issues that need to be tended to.
I’m sure he didn’t intend to, but Wisconsin Institute for Law and Liberty’s research director Will Flanders let the cat out of the bag in comments he made in a recent newspaper story about supposed voting irregularities that somehow gave Joe Biden the edge in 2020.
Another Corrections employee is stepping forward to post concerns about the Evers administration’s COVID-19 testing mandate, a mandate that looks to prove costly for taxpayers and prison security.
As if we needed more evidence that the Democrats’ move to the left is going to destroy their chances in the mid-terms, we got more of it this morning.
It’s time to rename James Madison Memorial High School.
You could de-congest all the ports and unload Wisconsin’s share for super fast delivery to businesses and homes in the Badger State, but Wisconsin and our future as the climate crisis unfolds will continue to degrade until policy-makers put public trust water, air, land and wildlife first.
For those of us who cherish the beauty of our wondrous land, the weeks before Halloween came with two big treats that reversed a couple of dirty tricks from the Donald Trump administration.
PRAIRIE DU CHIEN, WI – Derrick Van Orden, the Republican candidate for Wisconsin’s 3rd Congressional district, joined Kennedy to discuss how the Republican success across the country on Tuesday is a sign that the GOP will flip the House in 2022. Last night’s political earthquake in Virginia demonstrates that Americans believe
Madison, WI – The Madison Region Economic Partnership (MadREP) is pleased to announce its MadREP Broadband Speed Test initiative. Madison Region residents should test their internet speed at: madisonregion.org/broadband. The tool will show participants what their current internet speeds are while collecting necessary data for the Madison Region to pursue
Washington, D.C. – Today, U.S. Senators Tammy Baldwin (D-WI) and Mike Braun (R-IN) introduced the Healthy Competition for Better Care Act, bipartisan legislation that would crack down on anti-competitive practices and make health care better for patients by ensuring that contracts between health insurance issuers and health systems advance quality and
MADISON, Wis.— Family Friendly Wisconsin released the following statement today, applauding Speaker Pelosi’s announcement that four weeks of paid family and medical leave will be included in President Biden’s Build Back Better Act and urging swift passage of the bill. Brita Olsen, state director of Family Friendly Wisconsin: “Family
MILWAUKEE – A new Marquette Law School Poll survey of Wisconsin registered voters finds that incumbents of both parties face a challenging political environment one year before the 2022 election, with a greater number of unfavorable than favorable views of all seven political figures included in the survey. Among registered
[Waukesha, WI] – Following the latest Marquette Law School Poll results, Rebecca Kleefisch released the following statement: “Whether it’s Tony Evers or Joe Biden, Wisconsinites are fed up with weak leadership from out-of-touch liberals. They’re worried about control of their kids’ education, the rising crime on our streets, and the
WASHINGTON — On Wednesday, U.S. Sen. Ron Johnson (R-Wis.) joined Sen. Steve Daines (R-Mont.) and 26 of their Senate Republican colleagues in introducing an amendment to the National Defense Authorization Act for fiscal year 2022 to block President Biden’s reported plan to spend upwards of a billion dollars to provide $450,000
MADISON, Wis. — Wisconsin GOP gubernatorial candidate Rebecca Kleefisch struck out yesterday on the school board recall she used as a mini referendum on her own viability. Kleefisch knocked doors there and sent her campaign team to canvass for the candidates – making it clear that she stands with party
STORY TOPICS – Rittenhouse trial – Coronavirus – State government – Federal government – Local government – Census – Civil liberties – Courts – Education – Elections – Law and order – Michigan – Minnesota – Taxes – Editorials – Columns TOP STORIES Evers tours state promoting commission’s proposed
We can’t achieve strong economic growth without substantial expansion of the labor force.
The minor deficiencies the Legislative Audit Bureau uncovered had no effect on the final election outcomes, especially at the presidential level. But they did bring up hygienic issues that need to be tended to.
I’m sure he didn’t intend to, but Wisconsin Institute for Law and Liberty’s research director Will Flanders let the cat out of the bag in comments he made in a recent newspaper story about supposed voting irregularities that somehow gave Joe Biden the edge in 2020.
Another Corrections employee is stepping forward to post concerns about the Evers administration’s COVID-19 testing mandate, a mandate that looks to prove costly for taxpayers and prison security.
As if we needed more evidence that the Democrats’ move to the left is going to destroy their chances in the mid-terms, we got more of it this morning.
It’s time to rename James Madison Memorial High School.
You could de-congest all the ports and unload Wisconsin’s share for super fast delivery to businesses and homes in the Badger State, but Wisconsin and our future as the climate crisis unfolds will continue to degrade until policy-makers put public trust water, air, land and wildlife first.
For those of us who cherish the beauty of our wondrous land, the weeks before Halloween came with two big treats that reversed a couple of dirty tricks from the Donald Trump administration.