Legislature Sues to Stop “Sue and Settle”
The extraordinary session law also requires any money obtained by the state to be deposited into the general fund, not the attorney general’s budget.
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Joint Finance Committee
Critics: Wisconsin mileage plan is dangerous to Democracy, taxpayer pocketbooks
JFC members gave themselves the power to decide if a per-mile fee is needed, what those fees would cost, and whether those fees need to increase at any time.
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Joint Finance Committee Budget Motion Could Kill Wedding Barn Industry
“What is spoken in the dark will be heard in the daylight. In fact, we’ll make sure that it is.”
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New Study: Charter, Choice Outperform Public Schools in Growth, Test Scores
Wisconsin’s private and charter schools, much maligned by Governor Tony Evers and other leaders on the left, continue to succeed for Wisconsin students.
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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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Wisconsin Republicans begin trek toward their new state budget
It’s a good bet the new two-year spending plan won’t expand Medicaid, move toward medical marijuana, or raise the minimum wage in the state.
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Fiscal Conservatives Feeling Better About Budget Battle Ahead
Fiscal conservatives say removing the non-fiscal items from Evers’ budget is a good first step in the line of defense against big government getting bigger.
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Manufacturers Warn Evers’ Tax Hike Could Force Companies To Make Moving Choices
Capping the manufacturing tax credit could force businesses to rethink operating in Wisconsin.
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Evers Pitches $2.5 Billion In Building Project Borrowing
The governor’s capital budget request is more than triple the $803.4 million former Gov. Scott Walker recommended in the current two-year capital budget.
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Democrats Mislead on School Choice Costs
Rather than complaining about the cost of vouchers to districts, it is high time to ask why we continue to reward local schools for their failure to retain kids.
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