The allegation stems from an incident in 2015 where some lawmakers went across the street from the Capitol for beers following a bomb scare. Kooyenga acknowledged to Media Trackers that he had one beer but said he was not intoxicated when he returned to the Capitol.
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States artificially inflate the federal government’s contribution to the Medicaid program while reducing their state share, according to a report by the majority staff of the Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs Committee.
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Davis should offer an apology to the community for failing to educate the district’s students and offer taxpayers a full refund for the taxes paid to operate the school – minus the cost of straitjackets for everyone.
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The ad, called “Breathe,” features Theresa talking about the loss of the private insurance provided by her employer if the federal takeover of health care passes.
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Homeowners in 148 school districts across Wisconsin will be getting an unexpected tax cut next year, but many of those districts would prefer to keep that a secret – and backfill those savings with new spending.
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“Tony Evers talking about tax cuts is like Bill Clinton talking about fidelity in marriage,” Wigderson said.
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The censoring of a story about a trial has put the community of oh-so-politically-correct Shorewood on trial, and the evidence points to community-wide stupidity.
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Math proficiency increased by an average of 2.1% across school districts after districts implemented the reforms.
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Want to help spread the good news about Act 10? The good folks at the Wisconsin Institute for Law...
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“You cannot be civil with a political party that wants to destroy what you stand for, what you care about,” Clinton said on CNN. “That’s why I believe, if we are fortunate enough to win back the House and or the Senate, that’s when civility can start again.”
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