Bill Osmulski, Author at RightWisconsin

New London Officials Deny Wheel Tax Went Into General Fund – Contradicting City Budget

by Bill Osmulski | Sep 18, 2018 | Features

The City of New London has been caught in a lie, and so far, their response has been to tell an even bigger lie.

What Did New London Spend Its Wheel Tax Money On? Because It Wasn’t Roads

by Bill Osmulski | Sep 4, 2018 | Features

The City of New London has a balanced budget this year, which includes $184,000 from its new wheel tax, but spends only $18,000 on road work. So the big question is: what did New London spend its wheel tax money on?

Local Roads Clearly Not A Local Priority

by Bill Osmulski | Jul 23, 2018 | Features

Local governments throughout the state claim their roads are falling apart and they don’t have any money to fix them. That’s not true; not by a long shot.

National Liberal Support Network Working To Take Back Wisconsin

by Bill Osmulski | Jul 9, 2018 | Features

Democrats’ quest to take back the reins of power in Wisconsin isn’t limited to local grassroots party activism. It’s a national effort bringing together money and manpower from coast to coast.

Attorney General Brad Schimel on Obamacare Lawsuit, Redistricting Case

by Bill Osmulski | Jun 26, 2018 | Features, Podcasts

Wisconsin Attorney General Brad Schimel discusses the Supreme Court’s redistricting decision and the current case against Obamacare.

Sen. Duey Stroebel on School Referendum Reform

by Bill Osmulski | May 11, 2018 | Features, Podcasts

Stroebel says the legislature was able to push school referendums to regularly scheduled election days, but the legislature needs to reform how shared school revenue from the state is affected by local referendums.

Madison Offers Over $164k For “Director of Transportation”

by Bill Osmulski | Apr 11, 2018 | Features

After getting by without a transportation director for over 25 years, the City of Madison suddenly decided its need for one is so pressing, it’s willing to pay up to a $164,950 salary plus benefits for one.

Sweeping changes to Wisconsin Bill of Rights would undo Act 10, eliminate voter residency requirements, and bring back the GAB

by Bill Osmulski | Mar 28, 2018 | Features

If there were ever any doubts over what designs the Democrat Party has for Wisconsin should it regain power, look no further than Rep. Chris Taylor’s (D-Madison) proposed amendments to the state constitution released Friday.

Republicans Call Extraordinary Session To Outmaneuver Activist Judges

by Bill Osmulski | Mar 26, 2018 | Features

Republican lawmakers were hardly shocked when a Dane County judge sided with former US Attorney General Eric Holder and ruled that the state had to hold special elections for two open seats before the general election in November. Assembly Speaker Robin Vos said it’s exactly what he would expect from an activist judge in Dane County.

How Secretary Dave Ross Changed The Work Culture At DOT

by Bill Osmulski | Mar 14, 2018 | Features

Asking tough questions and incentivizing efficiency paid off – fast. Almost overnight, the DOT became a fount of innovation, as evidenced by $69.2 million in savings in just one year.