A Matter of Fairness
Basically, the staff at Boscobel is being punished for doing a good job of retention and recruitment. All of their staff lose out on a $5 per hour raise because they are not suffering enough.
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Howard Marklein
Reaction from Legislators to Governor Tony Evers’ State Budget Plan
Republican legislators gave their reaction to Governor Tony Evers’ state budget address Thursday night on the RightWisconsin Hotline.
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Legislative Republicans Left Unimpressed With Evers’ Vision of the State of the State
Republicans are not going to go along with large increases in state spending and raising taxes on manufacturers and farmers to pay for it.
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The Scott Walker Legacy: An Unprecedented Time of Reform and Taxpayer Victories
Walker’s signature success, Act 10, is, for many, the defining win of his two terms. But it was just the beginning of a long list of limited-government reforms the likes of which Wisconsin had never seen.
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Tell Me More About the Lame Duck
The changes we made assert the role of the legislature and ensure that we have a role and seat at the table in order to represent our constituents.
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Republicans Gave Democrats the Roads Issue Now Being Used Against GOP Candidates
If control of the Wisconsin Senate flips in November, Exhibit A as to why was on full display at the Joint Finance committee on Thursday.
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Walker Weekly Radio Address: More Funding for Our K-12 Schools
In our current budget, we provided more actual dollars into K-12 education than ever before in the history of Wisconsin: an extra $200 per student in every school this year and another $204 per student on top of that next school year.
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Walker Weekly Radio Address: We Are Driving Student Success
Ensuring that every child, regardless of where they live or what their parents do for a living, has access to a great education is one of our top priorities.
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DOJ Report: Wisconsin’s Infamous John Doe Was More Sinister Than First Reported
A Wisconsin Attorney General report on the year-long investigation into leaks of sealed John Doe court documents to a liberal British publication in September 2016 finds a rogue agency of partisan bureaucrats bent on a mission “to bring down the (Gov. Scott) Walker campaign and the Governor himself.”
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Walker Weekly Radio Address: Wisconsin’s Rural Schools Agenda
he proposed bill would increase per-student Sparsity Aid for qualifying school districts from $300 up to $400 for the 2018-19 school year that will help offset the challenges faced by low-population rural schools. It also creates a second tier of Sparsity Aid by providing an additional $100 per pupil for districts with 746-1,000 pupils.
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