What’s Evers Been Smoking?
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.
Read Moreby George Mitchell | Feb 18, 2019 | Features
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.
Read Moreby George Mitchell | Feb 15, 2019 | Features
Will Bice and Beck find it newsworthy to identify atheists in the same fashion as they have reported on Hagedorn?
Read Moreby George Mitchell | Jan 30, 2019 | Features
We don’t know enough yet to decide if the latest news about Foxconn means Wisconsin made a bad deal.
Read Moreby George Mitchell | Jan 25, 2019 | Features
The unmet needs aren’t going away. The cost of addressing them is growing twice as fast as the general cost-of-living.
Read Moreby George Mitchell | Jan 23, 2019 | Features
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.
Read Moreby George Mitchell | Jan 22, 2019 | Features
A Baldwin appointee to Wisconsin’s judicial nominating commission publicly accused Giampietro of “bigoted” views, views that in fact represent orthodox Catholic teaching.
Read Moreby George Mitchell | Jan 14, 2019 | Features
If transportation fund revenues are adequate — as argued by a minority of legislators — why did they vote for budgets that relied in part on general fund revenue?
Read Moreby George Mitchell | Dec 27, 2018 | Features
If Evers can’t get the East-West back on track, how will he justify and attract political support for other elements of the essential reconstruction program?
Read Moreby George Mitchell | Dec 20, 2018 | Features
To make a credible case for increasing current transportation revenue, Thompson and Evers need to get the basic facts before legislators and the general public.
Read Moreby George Mitchell | Dec 14, 2018 | Features
A more detached assessment reaches less grandiose conclusions.
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