Governor’s Mask Mandate Has No Effect on Virus Spread
Average positivity rates for this period are actually slightly higher than for the period preceding the mandate.
Read Moreby Will Flanders | Aug 19, 2020
Average positivity rates for this period are actually slightly higher than for the period preceding the mandate.
Read Moreby Rick Esenberg | Apr 17, 2020
Does the Evers administration really have the authority to order the widespread closure of churches, schools and businesses for another month without legislative input?
Read Moreby RightWisconsin | Apr 14, 2020
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.
Read Moreby Will Flanders | Apr 11, 2020
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.
Read Moreby RightWisconsin | Apr 8, 2020
Here are 7 recommendations, many with no cost, to help Wisconsin’s economy and workers.
Read Moreby CJ Szafir, Libby Sobic and Will Flanders | Apr 6, 2020
Wisconsin should make sure that our school districts are working to provide instruction to their students, by whatever means possible.
Read Moreby RightWisconsin | Apr 1, 2020
The rules and regulations meant to protect citizens have been proven, in many cases, to actually hinder the response to a public health crisis.
Read Moreby CJ Szafir and Libby Sobic | Apr 1, 2020
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.
Read Moreby Will Flanders | Dec 8, 2019
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.
Read Moreby Will Flanders | Oct 16, 2019
It appears that the cost of educating students only becomes a concern when that spending doesn’t go towards supporting the public school monopoly.
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