The Minimum Markup of Budget Bad News and Budget Good News
There is no need to protect small businesses by forcing Wisconsin consumers to pay higher prices than they would pay in a freely competitive market.
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Evers’ K-12 Education Budget Will Hurt Wisconsin’s Most Vulnerable Students
Evers will seek to cap enrollment in voucher schools while placing a moratorium on the expansion of independent charters. Each of these moves would only serve to limit educational options for Wisconsin’s families least able to access alternatives to failing neighborhood schools.
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Wisconsin’s New Campaign Contributions Bill Would Benefit the Legislators Who Proposed It
What the new law proposed by Sargent and Larson would actually do is limit freedom of speech in a way that benefits them.
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Wedding Barn Litigation: The Facts
This litigation has nothing to do with a separate statute that requires licenses to sell alcohol. These barns do not sell alcohol nor do they provide alcohol.
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Evers Can Advance Liberty Agenda with Bipartisan Effort
We may be naive but we think Evers can work with Republican majorities to advance the liberty movement in Wisconsin
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Tony, Let’s Have That Honest Discussion About Vouchers
Despite the claims of extensive cost to property-tax payers, it is important to note that the voucher programs, in aggregate, represent a savings to the state of Wisconsin.
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More Training and Support Could Result in More Disabled Workers Remaining in the Workforce
The central problem with SSDI is that for disabled workers who could reasonably make a return to the labor force through training or rehabilitation, there are few incentives and often not enough support.
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Milwaukee Choice and Charter Schools Outperform MPS on State Report Cards
These results ought to make clear that school choice, whether it is private schools in the choice program or public charter schools, is making an important difference in the lives of Milwaukee students.
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What Would an Act 10 Repeal Look Like?
Would the state allow school districts to lift the revenue caps and increase property taxes? Or would the state increase taxes in order to increase spending on K-12 public schools? The answer must be “yes” to one of these questions.
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New Study Calls Into Question More Regulation of School Choice
Rather than under-regulation, problems in the Milwaukee Parental Choice Program (MPCP) likely result from too many regulations being forced on private schools.
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@WILL on Twitter
3 hours ago
Last week, @realDonaldTrump recognized WILL's campus free speech fight against @NWTC.
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Last week, @realDonaldTrump recognized WILL's campus free speech fight against @NWTC.
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4 hours ago
It's getting closer to #OpeningDay. Just remember, even in #Wisconsin you cannot take #tailgating for granted.
https://t.co/NfhtqhRcfc
It's getting closer to #OpeningDay. Just remember, even in #Wisconsin you cannot take #tailgating for granted.
https://t.co/NfhtqhRcfc
4 hours ago
Think that Dane County judges ruling invalidating the Extraordinary Session was a little off? So does WILL Associate Counsel Anthony LoCoco.
Check out his piece at @RightWisconsin
https://t.co/pwzQykHzbm
Think that Dane County judges ruling invalidating the Extraordinary Session was a little off? So does WILL Associate Counsel Anthony LoCoco.
Check out his piece at @RightWisconsin
https://t.co/pwzQykHzbm
8 hours ago
“It’s ironic that Gov. Evers calls his budget ‘the people’s budget’ when he is empowering unelected bureaucrats to make laws..."
WILL Deputy Counsel @ltvebber
https://t.co/8M3hge3GlB
“It’s ironic that Gov. Evers calls his budget ‘the people’s budget’ when he is empowering unelected bureaucrats to make laws..."
WILL Deputy Counsel @ltvebber
https://t.co/8M3hge3GlB
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