The Other Epidemic Threatening Wisconsin
Over the past few months, crime and criminal justice issues have become central to our lives, yet little concrete action has been taken by our state government.
Read MorePosted by Joe Sanfelippo | Jul 13, 2020 | Features
Over the past few months, crime and criminal justice issues have become central to our lives, yet little concrete action has been taken by our state government.
Read MorePosted by Joe Sanfelippo | Apr 21, 2020 | Features
Governor Evers expects the entire state to take his commands on faith and to trust him without question.
Read MorePosted by Joe Sanfelippo | Aug 25, 2019 | Features
Democrats seem to have plenty to say about mass shootings that occur in the suburbs, yet they remain silent on rampant inner-city crime.
Read MorePosted by Joe Sanfelippo | Apr 23, 2019 | Features
The governor fails to recognize that there are many better ways to address the transportation funding problem without resorting to a tax increase that would disproportionately harm lower- and middle-class families.
Read MorePosted by Joe Sanfelippo | Mar 29, 2019 | Features
My vote for Brian goes way beyond my support for the rule of law. This time around, my vote for Supreme Court Justice is also based on my belief in religious freedom.
Read MorePosted by Joe Sanfelippo | Jun 19, 2018 | Features
The well-crafted federal tax cuts passed in December are surging investment dollars back into the economy and back onto Main Street.
Read MorePosted by Joe Sanfelippo | Feb 22, 2018 | Features
More than any other project in the state, the I-94 East-West corridor renovation represents a critical imperative with impacts throughout Wisconsin. Our infrastructure supports our state’s ATM – Agriculture, Tourism, and Manufacturing – and an investment in the East-West corridor project promises to provide multifold economic benefits far into the future.
Read MorePosted by Joe Sanfelippo | Feb 12, 2018 | Features
Under a direct primary care model, which is not health insurance, patients pay a low monthly fee, typically between $50 and $100, depending on age, with no further co-pays or deductibles. For that fee, they receive unlimited 24/7 access to their primary care doctor.
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