First 2022 CPD Action Endorsement Announced at “Hold Our Power” Event WASHINGTON, DC – Center for Popular Democracy Action (CPD Action), the nation’s largest progressive organizing network, announced their endorsement of Lt. Gov. Mandela Barnes and his historic candidacy in
WATCH: “Service is about putting your country before yourself, but Senator Ron Johnson uses his office to serve himself.” Opportunity Wisconsin to host a statewide veterans press call with U.S. Army veteran and labor leader Randy Bryce to discuss new ad
Targeted investments to help at-risk Wisconsinites made during Hunger and Homelessness Awareness Week MADISON — Gov. Tony Evers today announced $6 million in new targeted grants to address homelessness and ensure safe shelter for individuals experiencing short or long-term housing instability during
STORY TOPICS – White house – Rittenhouse trial – Coronavirus – Federal government – Local government – Census – Courts – Culture – Education – Elections – Environment – Health care – Labor – Law and order – Manufacturing
Schroeder’s performance was shocking to observers across the country and around the world.
The Evers maps are a disaster in nearly every way and by nearly every measure.
Democrats will have to do a much better job demonstrating to the American people that they are competent at governing.
Progressives ignore past failures, and have no idea how to pay for a ‘greater society’
Despite new data which reveals that less than 7% of Milwaukee Public School students are proficient in Math or English Language Arts, the district is proposing to spend millions of the federal COVID aid on new sports complexes and a teacher retreat.
Up 250% to $812,252 per juvenile last year at Copper Lake, up 41% at Lincoln Hills.
Who do we believe, an epidemiologist with more than 40 years of experience trying to keep people safe from infectious diseases, or the football player?
MILWAUKEE — Marquette University’s Office of Community Engagement recognized faculty members and community partners with awards during its Community Engagement Conversation held virtually on Tuesday, Nov. 16. Dr. Aleksandra Snowden, associate professor in social and cultural sciences in the Klingler
Declaring the Elections Commission’s rulemaking and policy authority in “disarray,” GOP guv candidate Rebecca Kleefisch is asking the Supreme Court to declare the agency’s guidance on drop boxes and special voting deputies conflicts with state law. The suit filed Monday
First 2022 CPD Action Endorsement Announced at “Hold Our Power” Event WASHINGTON, DC – Center for Popular Democracy Action (CPD Action), the nation’s largest progressive organizing network, announced their endorsement of Lt. Gov. Mandela Barnes and his historic candidacy in the 2022 U.S. Senate race in Wisconsin. “Mandela Barnes was
WATCH: “Service is about putting your country before yourself, but Senator Ron Johnson uses his office to serve himself.” Opportunity Wisconsin to host a statewide veterans press call with U.S. Army veteran and labor leader Randy Bryce to discuss new ad MADISON, Wis.—Opportunity Wisconsin today launched a new seven-figure TV ad calling
Targeted investments to help at-risk Wisconsinites made during Hunger and Homelessness Awareness Week MADISON — Gov. Tony Evers today announced $6 million in new targeted grants to address homelessness and ensure safe shelter for individuals experiencing short or long-term housing instability during the winter months. The announcement coincides with Hunger and Homelessness
STORY TOPICS – White house – Rittenhouse trial – Coronavirus – Federal government – Local government – Census – Courts – Culture – Education – Elections – Environment – Health care – Labor – Law and order – Manufacturing – Media – Public health and safety – Real estate
Schroeder’s performance was shocking to observers across the country and around the world.
The Evers maps are a disaster in nearly every way and by nearly every measure.
Democrats will have to do a much better job demonstrating to the American people that they are competent at governing.
Progressives ignore past failures, and have no idea how to pay for a ‘greater society’
Despite new data which reveals that less than 7% of Milwaukee Public School students are proficient in Math or English Language Arts, the district is proposing to spend millions of the federal COVID aid on new sports complexes and a teacher retreat.
Up 250% to $812,252 per juvenile last year at Copper Lake, up 41% at Lincoln Hills.
Who do we believe, an epidemiologist with more than 40 years of experience trying to keep people safe from infectious diseases, or the football player?
MILWAUKEE — Marquette University’s Office of Community Engagement recognized faculty members and community partners with awards during its Community Engagement Conversation held virtually on Tuesday, Nov. 16. Dr. Aleksandra Snowden, associate professor in social and cultural sciences in the Klingler College of Arts and Sciences, was recognized with the Community Engaged
Declaring the Elections Commission’s rulemaking and policy authority in “disarray,” GOP guv candidate Rebecca Kleefisch is asking the Supreme Court to declare the agency’s guidance on drop boxes and special voting deputies conflicts with state law. The suit filed Monday urges the Wisconsin justices to take the case without first