Walker Departure Opens Up 2022
Perhaps Walker could make a comeback, given some time, but history is against him.
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Editorial
You Can Walk Faster Than You Can Hop on the Streetcar
The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel finally put The Hop, Milwaukee’s streetcar to nowhere, to the test.
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No Mileage Taxation Without Full Representation
There are legitimate privacy concerns as well as concerns about the cost of the mileage fee. But those pale in contrast to the very idea that the mileage fee could be implemented without the consent of the full legislature, and in turn the consent of the governed.
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Where is that newspaper from?
The Journal Sentinel should know from experience what constitutes an out-of-state company.
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Sortwell Owes Answers on Gun Incident
RightWisconsin has also reached out to Sortwell for his explanation, directly on Facebook and through his staff. We have not received a reply.
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Capitol Chaos Reminder of Supreme Importance of Court Election
The cases surrounding the Extraordinary Session will end up in the Wisconsin Supreme Court who will have to decide if, as the Constitution says, the legislature sets its own rules on when it can meet.
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Judge Brian Hagedorn for Wisconsin Supreme Court
Hagedorn has said he will follow the text of the law and not his personal preferences. His opponent cannot say that and pointedly did not when given the opportunity.
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Connecticut Ruling Timely Reminder of Wisconsin Supreme Court Importance
The Connecticut case was another reminder that a narrow majority on a state Supreme Court can attempt to take away the rights of gun ownership if we’re not vigilant.
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Wedding Barns Safe for Now
Owners of agricultural event venues, commonly referred to as wedding barns, will be able to continue to operate without applying for liquor licenses, according to Governor Tony Evers.
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Lucas and Chisholm Owe Answers on Tammany Hall Style Nepotism
Chisholm has prioritized the expenditure of political capital for the benefit of his own son’s finances over his prosecutors.
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@WILL on Twitter
11 hours ago
Two Eau Claire TIF Cases Dismissed
Courts dismissed two separate challenges to Eau Claire TIF districts this week, showing an unwillingness to hold cities to the strict requirements state statutes place on their creation.
https://t.co/KtUSFBIiIk
Two Eau Claire TIF Cases Dismissed
Courts dismissed two separate challenges to Eau Claire TIF districts this week, showing an unwillingness to hold cities to the strict requirements state statutes place on their creation.
https://t.co/KtUSFBIiIk
15 hours ago
WILL Executive VP @CJSzafir joins @JohnMuirWTAQ at 8:38 AM on @NewsTalkWTAQ to discuss how @TheDemocrats presidential candidates are ripping #SchoolChoice ahead of their convention in #Milwaukee - the birthplace of school choice.
https://t.co/NarKkPhUln https://t.co/En7v4cOoUN
WILL Executive VP @CJSzafir joins @JohnMuirWTAQ at 8:38 AM on @NewsTalkWTAQ to discuss how @TheDemocrats presidential candidates are ripping #SchoolChoice ahead of their convention in #Milwaukee - the birthplace of school choice.
https://t.co/NarKkPhUln https://t.co/En7v4cOoUN
1 day ago
2020 Dems are going hard against #schoolchoice pitting them against low-income children in Milwaukee - where the Convention will be in 1 year.
Read @thehill
https://t.co/VOBhPW9lSA
listen NOW @VickiMcKenna @1310WIBA https://t.co/naulxZL62P
2020 Dems are going hard against #schoolchoice pitting them against low-income children in Milwaukee - where the Convention will be in 1 year.
Read @thehill
https://t.co/VOBhPW9lSA
listen NOW @VickiMcKenna @1310WIBA https://t.co/naulxZL62P
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