Trump to Announce Wall on Wisconsin-Illinois Border
President Donald Trump is returning to Wisconsin on Monday to announce the building of a wall on the Wisconsin-Illinois border.
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Jim Steineke
Republicans confident court will uphold December reforms
As lawmakers in Madison wait for two judges to rule on Republican reform packages approved during a December extraordinary session, there is sense that the few days of chaos caused by a Dane County court’s decision could take a while to sort out.
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Dane County Judge Temporarily Strikes Down Extraordinary Session Laws
“It truly is March Madness…disappointed, but not surprised that yet another Dane County judge has issued a partisan political ruling that will inevitably be overturned by a higher court,” Steineke posted.
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Evers’ $83.5 Billion Budget Grows Government, Raises Taxes
How would Evers — Wisconsin’s taxpayers, really — pay for it all? Taxes. Billions of dollars in new and expanded tax revenue.
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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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Red Flag Law: Lack of an Actual Bill Doesn’t Stop Protesters
While a bill hasn’t been drafted, the mention of support of a potential bill has already caught the attention of gun rights advocates and counter protesters in Madison over the weekend.
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Grassroots Conservative André Jacque Defeats Alex Renard in Senate Primary
State Rep. André Jacque (R-De Pere), despite being underfunded and being opposed by leaders of his own party, defeated businessman Alex Renard in the Republican Primary in the special election in state Senate District 1.
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Asking the Right Question in GOP State Senate Primary
The question we should be asking is why Republican leaders are punishing their colleagues for promoting real conservative, free-market ideas.
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Democratic Leaders Call for Zepnick Resignation Despite Hintz Serving as Leader
Zepnick claims that he does not remember the incidents, was never confronted with the incidents until Friday, but apologized to the two women for the alleged incidents.
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