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Madison Progressive Vows To Wipe Conservatives Out Of Wisconsin History Books

Posted by MacIver Institute | Dec 5, 2018 | Features

Liberal journalist John Nichols vowed to wipe conservatives out of Wisconsin history books.

Ballot Measures: Voters Approve Billions For Education, OK Legalizing Pot, Split On Road Funding

Posted by MacIver Institute | Nov 9, 2018 | Features

In a night when multiple elections appeared to come down to slim margins, most of the school district referendum questions were handily approved.

Evers Pledges $15 Minimum Wage, Or Higher

Posted by MacIver Institute | Oct 23, 2018 | Features

Tony Evers stole Bernie Sanders’ socialist spotlight in Milwaukee on Monday when he told supporters that when it comes to the minimum wage “we’re going to $15 an hour minimum. Minimum.”

Single Payer Health Care Takeover Would Cost Wisconsin Taxpayers $30 Billion In First Year Alone

Posted by MacIver Institute | Oct 9, 2018 | Features

At $30.2 billion in 2019, universal health care would nearly double the state’s annual budget, drastically increasing taxes.

Madison’s Costly Broadband-For-All Plan Declared Dead On Arrival

Posted by MacIver Institute | Sep 28, 2018 | Features

Madison’s costly broadband-for-all dream has gone out “with a whimper and not with a bang.”

Tony Evers’ Tax Increase Ideas: Shifting ‘Priorities’ Or ‘Recipe For Economic Disaster’?

Posted by MacIver Institute | Sep 24, 2018 | Features

Just how Evers plans to fund it all remains a bit murky, but one thing is certain: Somebody would have to pay for the candidate’s government expansion plans.

Early College Credits in Wisconsin Save Parents $60 Million a Year

Posted by MacIver Institute | Sep 17, 2018 | Features

Through these programs, students can take college-level courses at their high school or at an institution of higher learning.

Data Release: Average K-12 Public School Administrator Earned Over $96,000 in 2017

Posted by MacIver Institute | Aug 14, 2018 | Features

Taxpayers shelled out nearly $437 million for administrator salaries in the 2017-2018 academic year, according to new data from the Department of Public Instruction.