Sam Morateck, Author at RightWisconsin

Kaul Doesn’t Talk on Issues; Money Sources Say Plenty

by Sam Morateck | Sep 20, 2018 | Features

Absent candor on key issues, the source of much of his campaign funding may give the best indicator of what voters could expect of Kaul as Attorney General.

DOC Defends Against “Missing” Sex Offenders Allegations

by Sam Morateck | Sep 13, 2018 | Features

While Pope blames Walker for the “deteriorating state” of the DOC, under the governor the percent of non-compliant registered sex offenders has decreased.

Dan Kohl’s Contradictory Congressional Campaign Ads

by Sam Morateck | Sep 10, 2018 | Features

Despite what Dan Kohl tells the camera, his history tells a different story.

How is Evers Going to Pay for His Increases in Spending?

by Sam Morateck | Aug 19, 2018 | Features

Following his victory in the Democratic primary for governor Tuesday night, Superintendent of Public Instruction Tony Evers made big promises on education but omitted any plans for funding them in his victory speech.

McAdams Estimates His Case Could’ve Cost University $1 Million

by Sam Morateck | Aug 15, 2018 | Features

What was the cost to Marquette University after the nearly four year battle?

Randy Bryce Stands By Support of 32 Trillion Dollar Medicare for All

by Sam Morateck | Aug 10, 2018 | Features

The plan does not mention the large tax increases that would be needed to fund it and many Republicans remain highly critical of the plan.

“Making a Murderer” Sheriff Candidate Says He Is a Republican Despite Signing Walker Recall Petition

by Sam Morateck | Aug 10, 2018 | Features

The Calumet County Sheriff’s race is catching more than just Wisconsin attention after Republican candidate Mark Wiegert, known for his role in the popular Netflix docuseries “Making a Murderer,” was revealed to have signed and circulated a petition to recall Gov. Scott Walker in 2011.

“…But I Have Not Been Arrested 9 Times…”

by Sam Morateck | Jul 26, 2018 | Features

The gloves came off during a Democratic Primary debate between 1st congressional district candidates Randy Bryce and Cathy Myers after a question regarding Bryce’s history of arrests was asked.

More on Evers and Teachers Behaving Badly

by Sam Morateck | Jul 10, 2018 | Features

Media Trackers has learned that in three cases of teacher license revocation, the offenses had been brought to the attention of the State Department of Public Instruction years earlier. However, no action occurred until State Schools Superintendent Tony Evers was under scrutiny from the GOP in relation to the Andrew Harris case.