Special to RightWisconsin

Does the Evers administration really have the authority to order the widespread closure of churches, schools and businesses for another month without legislative input?

We believe that the road to recovery is paved with free-market reforms that remove burdensome red tape, empower families and local leaders, and provide relief to small businesses and workers.

Many of the restaurants and breweries that are a regular part of our lives during “normal” times are struggling to stay afloat and keep people employed.

Here are 7 recommendations, many with no cost, to help Wisconsin’s economy and workers.

Wisconsin should make sure that our school districts are working to provide instruction to their students, by whatever means possible.

The rules and regulations meant to protect citizens have been proven, in many cases, to actually hinder the response to a public health crisis.

Wisconsin’s current “Part-Time Open Enrollment Program” (aka Course Choice) is antiquated because it unfairly limits student participation and provides little to no easily accessible information to parents.

Because the Equalization Aid formula is a sum-certain appropriation from the legislature, a substantial increase in the amount of funding that would go to Milwaukee would negatively impact the aid to all of the other districts in the state.