Winners and Losers of the Extraordinary Session
With Governor Scott Walker finally signing the three bills from the legislature’s extraordinary session into law without any vetoes, here is the list of winners and losers
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James Wigderson
Walker Signs Extraordinary Session Bills into Law
Governor Scott Walker signed all three bills from the extraordinary legislative session into law without vetoing any of the measures.
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Democrats Support Legislative Power Grab for DNR Secretary Appointment
While Democrats are making false accusations of a “power grab” by legislative Republicans, some Democrats would like to engage in a power grab of their own.
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Walker Forges $28 Million Kimberly-Clark Deal
Governor Scott Walker and Kimberly-Clark announced on Thursday a deal to keep the Neenah Cold Spring Facility open, saving 388 jobs.
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Hop Expansion Fails to Win Federal Grant
According to the city’s website promoting the streetcar, the $40 million would have paid for “.75 route miles, 1.17 track miles, 3 stops and one additional streetcar vehicle.”
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Abortion Numbers Climb in Wisconsin
“It looks like the abortion industry has gotten what it wanted: More unborn babies being murdered, and more women who will suffer the devastating consequences of abortion.”
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Gwen Moore and Democracy for Sale
Rep. Gwen Moore (D-WI04) wants to stop the sale of Democracy, and she’s willing to have fundraisers with D.C. lobbyists until it happens.
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WILL President Rick Esenberg on the Importance of Administrative Reforms
Structural limits on the power of government may be the best guarantor of liberty and one of the most effective limits on the left progressive state.
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Evers Picks Abortion CEO to Advise on Health Care
The appointment of Atkinson was strongly criticized in a statement by Sen. Dave Craig (R-Big Bend) on Thursday.
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Evers Appointment Refused to Recite Pledge of Allegiance
Kuhn is in her second stint as a county supervisor, after she caused a stir her first time as an office holder when she refused to recite the Pledge of Allegiance at county board meetings.
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@WILL on Twitter
22 hours ago
@WILawLiberty's recent school choice study explores the reasons for school growth and closures, finding parents choose schools based on performance and safety.
https://t.co/bpuWX6LQW8
@WILawLiberty's recent school choice study explores the reasons for school growth and closures, finding parents choose schools based on performance and safety.
https://t.co/bpuWX6LQW8
2 days ago
"While enterprise zones can be good public policy, using them as a way to give money to influence routine plant closings and expansions raise serious questions," Esenberg said. "
https://t.co/Cljyb1JOYg
"While enterprise zones can be good public policy, using them as a way to give money to influence routine plant closings and expansions raise serious questions," Esenberg said. "
https://t.co/Cljyb1JOYg
2 days ago
Read @collinroth's piece on disability reform and #federalism at @dcexaminer https://t.co/4CfTyX0Maa
Read @collinroth's piece on disability reform and #federalism at @dcexaminer https://t.co/4CfTyX0Maa
2 days ago
After the latest news from @CBSNews and WHBY, Josh will talk to Rick Esenberg from @WILawLiberty about the K-C deal, then he wants to hear from you!
Call the @SettlersbankWI Phone Line at 920-281-1150 to be part of the conversation.
LISTEN LIVE: https://t.co/lyX6kxAAo2
After the latest news from @CBSNews and WHBY, Josh will talk to Rick Esenberg from @WILawLiberty about the K-C deal, then he wants to hear from you!
Call the @SettlersbankWI Phone Line at 920-281-1150 to be part of the conversation.
LISTEN LIVE: https://t.co/lyX6kxAAo2
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