Lawsuit Asks Wisconsin Supreme Court to Stop Evers Budget Vetoes
RightWisconsin has an interview with Anthony Lococo, Deputy Counsel for WILL about the lawsuit to overturn four of Evers’ vetoes.
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Podcasts
RightWisconsin Conversations: The Marketplace of Education in Milwaukee
The education marketplace in Milwaukee: How is it working, how can it be improved, and what are some of the myths about school choice?
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Wigderson on Scaffidi: Kavanaugh, the FBI, and Another Week of Turmoil
What is the state of the race for governor? Is Governor Scott Walker really behind, and should we get used to the idea of “Governor Tony Evers?”
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Wigderson on Scaffidi: Is Tony Evers Doing Enough to Protect Students?
Is the media being fair on the Lincoln Hills story? Why does Ed Wall get a pass? Does anyone care about this issue?
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Duffy Plaidcast: Vicki McKenna on the new popularity of Socialism
Is it the fault of our schools that Socialism is now just seen as fairness rather than the redistribution of wealth?
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RightWisconsin Conversations: Barb Dittrich on Obamacare, Mental Health, and being Pro-Life
This week on RightWisconsin Conversations, Barb Dittrich, a Republican running in the 38th Assembly District, talks about running for public office. Why would someone who works with families with special needs children entering the world of politics?
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RightWisconsin Conversations: Bryan Steil on Immigration, Higher Education and Taxes
This week on RightWisconsin Conversations, Bryan Steil, a Republican candidate in Wisconsin’s 1st Congressional District, joins Editor James Wigderson to talk about higher education, immigration, and tax cuts.
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RightWisconsin Conversations: Judge Brian Hagedorn
Hagedorn explains what needs to be different in the next campaign for the Supreme Court, and how soon he might announce his candidacy.
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Attorney General Brad Schimel on Obamacare Lawsuit, Redistricting Case
Wisconsin Attorney General Brad Schimel discusses the Supreme Court’s redistricting decision and the current case against Obamacare.
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Wigderson on Scaffidi: Ryan, Sensenbrenner Endorse Vukmir
“It’s probably the biggest endorsement, certainly the biggest personal endorsement, of the race so far,” Wigderson told Scaffidi.
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@WILL on Twitter
21 hours ago
Why should you care about price transparency in #Healthcare? Because it is lowering healthcare costs.
Wisconsin earned an "F" on price transparency.
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Why should you care about price transparency in #Healthcare? Because it is lowering healthcare costs.
Wisconsin earned an "F" on price transparency.
Learn more --> https://t.co/JHfClIh1go https://t.co/U1J5FeQbfg
1 day ago
A WILL study found states with better healthcare price transparency have lower healthcare costs.
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A WILL study found states with better healthcare price transparency have lower healthcare costs.
Learn more --> https://t.co/JHfClIyC7W https://t.co/FxgKhV6Ksb
2 days ago
Research Director @WillFlandersWI joins Matt Kittle, in for @VickiMcKenna, on @1310WIBA at 3:15 to discuss WILL groundbreaking new study on healthcare price transparency and lower healthcare costs.
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Research Director @WillFlandersWI joins Matt Kittle, in for @VickiMcKenna, on @1310WIBA at 3:15 to discuss WILL groundbreaking new study on healthcare price transparency and lower healthcare costs.
Tune in! https://t.co/SpskYhO4ZV
2 days ago
America’s religious schools have gotten a bad deal for centuries. Now they’ll finally get their day in court, writes Ray Domanico https://t.co/jLOYbiwjxI via @WSJ
America’s religious schools have gotten a bad deal for centuries. Now they’ll finally get their day in court, writes Ray Domanico https://t.co/jLOYbiwjxI via @WSJ
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