As part of my faith, I’ve always cherished God’s blessings of bringing people into my life at the precise time they’ve been needed. A couple of days following my primary win for 40th Assembly District, the phone rang. Calling was
MILWAUKEE, WI – Today, the Milwaukee County Board unanimously approved the appointment of Joe Lamers as Director of the newly created Office of Strategy, Budget, and Performance. “The County Board continues to be a great partner in moving resources upstream to
APPLETON, Wis. (Feb. 3, 2022) – Becky Bartoszek, President/CEO, Fox Cities Chamber of Commerce, has been named chair-elect for the Wisconsin Chamber of Commerce Executives’ (WCCE) Board of Advisors. WCCE is the state’s professional association of local chambers of commerce. Its mission is to
Now is the time for President Joe Biden and congressional Democrats to do the doable and pass a $500-billion-plus climate plan, cutting their losses on their failed $2.2-trillion “Build Back Better” plan.
Instead of exploring innovative ideas to help attack the problems, many legislators instead have called for cutting off food stamps, limiting the number of weeks on unemployment aid and other draconian attacks on benefits to, in effect, starve workers into taking a job.
Biden administration has continued to make history, breaking down long-standing barriers in our economy and health care systems. Not just across the nation, but right here in Wisconsin.
There are indications that he may have concluded that he’s done enough to placate the hard-left in his party and now he’s going to move back to the center.
In a move that gives new meaning to the phrase “beyond parody,” Democrats in the Wisconsin Legislature on Thursday circulated a joint resolution commending the Wisconsin Elections Commission.
Jay Rothman may be just the right choice to deal with UW Madison that has become a conglomerate.
WASHINGTON — On January 26, 2022, U.S. Senator Ron Johnson (R-Wis.), ranking member of the Permanent Subcommittee on Investigations sent a letter to David Neal, the Director of the Executive Office of Immigration Review (EOIR), requesting information on the specific court locations
A sustained surge of Wisconsin Troopers onto Wisconsin’s Interstates in general, and Milwaukee County Interstates in particular, with a clear and unadulterated mandate to enforce the speed limits, will send a strong signal that the people intend to arrest Wisconsin’s burgeoning culture of lawlessness.
A comprehensive analysis by by Johns Hopkins University finds that “lockdowns should be rejected out of hand as a pandemic policy instrument.”
Stirring up the rebels on the COVID ward.
Assembly Speaker Robin Vos says he asked LRB for an opinion on whether the Legislature had the ability to change Wisconsin’s electoral votes after the 2020 election — but only so he could share it with members and constituents who
Dem U.S. Senate candidate Mandela Barnes says he raised $520,000 in January. That’s more than any of his Dem rivals raised from individuals during the fourth quarter. Barnes said the donations came from nearly 13,000 donors with an average donation
As part of my faith, I’ve always cherished God’s blessings of bringing people into my life at the precise time they’ve been needed. A couple of days following my primary win for 40th Assembly District, the phone rang. Calling was former State Senator, Wisconsin Department of Health Services Director, and
MILWAUKEE, WI – Today, the Milwaukee County Board unanimously approved the appointment of Joe Lamers as Director of the newly created Office of Strategy, Budget, and Performance. “The County Board continues to be a great partner in moving resources upstream to help bridge the gaps in health disparities and I applaud
APPLETON, Wis. (Feb. 3, 2022) – Becky Bartoszek, President/CEO, Fox Cities Chamber of Commerce, has been named chair-elect for the Wisconsin Chamber of Commerce Executives’ (WCCE) Board of Advisors. WCCE is the state’s professional association of local chambers of commerce. Its mission is to advance the management skills and experience of its members in
Now is the time for President Joe Biden and congressional Democrats to do the doable and pass a $500-billion-plus climate plan, cutting their losses on their failed $2.2-trillion “Build Back Better” plan.
Instead of exploring innovative ideas to help attack the problems, many legislators instead have called for cutting off food stamps, limiting the number of weeks on unemployment aid and other draconian attacks on benefits to, in effect, starve workers into taking a job.
Biden administration has continued to make history, breaking down long-standing barriers in our economy and health care systems. Not just across the nation, but right here in Wisconsin.
There are indications that he may have concluded that he’s done enough to placate the hard-left in his party and now he’s going to move back to the center.
In a move that gives new meaning to the phrase “beyond parody,” Democrats in the Wisconsin Legislature on Thursday circulated a joint resolution commending the Wisconsin Elections Commission.
Jay Rothman may be just the right choice to deal with UW Madison that has become a conglomerate.
WASHINGTON — On January 26, 2022, U.S. Senator Ron Johnson (R-Wis.), ranking member of the Permanent Subcommittee on Investigations sent a letter to David Neal, the Director of the Executive Office of Immigration Review (EOIR), requesting information on the specific court locations of illegal immigrants released into the interior of the United
A sustained surge of Wisconsin Troopers onto Wisconsin’s Interstates in general, and Milwaukee County Interstates in particular, with a clear and unadulterated mandate to enforce the speed limits, will send a strong signal that the people intend to arrest Wisconsin’s burgeoning culture of lawlessness.
A comprehensive analysis by by Johns Hopkins University finds that “lockdowns should be rejected out of hand as a pandemic policy instrument.”
Stirring up the rebels on the COVID ward.
Assembly Speaker Robin Vos says he asked LRB for an opinion on whether the Legislature had the ability to change Wisconsin’s electoral votes after the 2020 election — but only so he could share it with members and constituents who wondered if it was possible. The liberal group American Oversight,
Dem U.S. Senate candidate Mandela Barnes says he raised $520,000 in January. That’s more than any of his Dem rivals raised from individuals during the fourth quarter. Barnes said the donations came from nearly 13,000 donors with an average donation of $32, but didn’t release other information about the haul.