Abrahamson Has a Secret
We learned Friday that Abrahamson has watched quietly throughout her decades-long tenure as Wisconsin legislators acted, time and again in her opinion, outside the limits of the state’s constitution.
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Features
Winners And Losers In Supreme Court Ruling Upholding Extraordinary Session Laws
Democrats called it all a “power grab.” Republicans said they were merely trying to protect the government reforms they had put in place over the past eight years.
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Citing spending increases, second Wisconsin Republican to vote against party’s budget proposal
Another Republican lawmaker says he’s a “no” on the state budget because it spends too much.
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For Christians, It’s Now or Never in Politics
Christians, the Democrat Party no longer fights for you. They have sold you out to fight for the secular culture, Hollywood, and the far-left media.
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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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Wisconsin leaders headed toward disagreement over road money
In all, Republicans want to spend $484 million on road construction and repair in the new two-year state budget. Evers wanted to spend $624 million. He would have paid that spending with a $500 million increase in Wisconsin’s gas tax.
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Big Labor-Friendly Madison City Council Has To Be Reminded Union Exclusivity Contracts Are Illegal
Big Labor-friendly Madison has walked a thin line on the law.
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Reciprocity Bill Could Help With Teacher Shortage
Wisconsin’s legislature is considering a bill that would broaden teacher reciprocity and help...
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WILL Taking the Bar to Court
Wisconsin currently requires attorneys practicing in our state to be members of the bar association. Two attorneys, with the help and representation of the Wisconsin Institute for Law & Liberty (WILL), are hoping to change that.
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Top 10 Ways to Improve the Joint Finance Budget
If there is a need to increase spending, the state should pay for it directly and not increase borrowing.
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@WILL on Twitter
2 days ago
"WILL is interested in the First Amendment issues raised by this incident and concerned by any attempt to exclude speakers based on their point of view.”
https://t.co/NDr19TKpS6
"WILL is interested in the First Amendment issues raised by this incident and concerned by any attempt to exclude speakers based on their point of view.”
https://t.co/NDr19TKpS6
3 days ago
Today, on a 4-3 vote, the Wisconsin Supreme Court voted to uphold the state's lame duck laws. https://t.co/L9uIgoEre8
Today, on a 4-3 vote, the Wisconsin Supreme Court voted to uphold the state's lame duck laws. https://t.co/L9uIgoEre8
3 days ago
WILL President @RickEsenberg: “Extraordinary sessions have been going on for years pursuant to both statute and an explicit legislative rule. No one was fooled by them.”
https://t.co/hQYrgyLBrt
WILL President @RickEsenberg: “Extraordinary sessions have been going on for years pursuant to both statute and an explicit legislative rule. No one was fooled by them.”
https://t.co/hQYrgyLBrt
3 days ago
Platform Client, @WILawLiberty, submitted an amicus brief asking the Supreme Court to let a war memorial stand. Yesterday, the Supreme Court agreed. https://t.co/gRzv2A8aeA
Platform Client, @WILawLiberty, submitted an amicus brief asking the Supreme Court to let a war memorial stand. Yesterday, the Supreme Court agreed. https://t.co/gRzv2A8aeA
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