Bice provides insight into the newsroom’s mindset regarding Hagedorn’s traditional Christian views. It’s a reminder of how far the paper has drifted away from traditional journalistic standards.
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Before major policy changes are made, there is a need for reliable data as to who the re-incarcerated defenders are and why their right to remain in the community has been revoked.
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The paper’s dismissal of key information involving a program pioneered in Milwaukee is journalistic malfeasance.
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All that’s clear at this point is that school choice will be one of the final issues addressed in budget negotiations that won’t get serious until late summer.
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If Republicans really wanted to “return the surplus” they should have approved a one-time rebate.
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Don’t hold your breath, so to speak, waiting for evidence that “possessing small amounts of marijuana” has anything to do with the incarceration rate.
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Will Bice and Beck find it newsworthy to identify atheists in the same fashion as they have reported on Hagedorn?
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We don’t know enough yet to decide if the latest news about Foxconn means Wisconsin made a bad deal.
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The unmet needs aren’t going away. The cost of addressing them is growing twice as fast as the general cost-of-living.
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What’s happening politically is that a statewide base of support is growing. Increasingly, choice will be less of a Milwaukee/Racine issue and more of a Wisconsin issue.
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