Evers Administration Unveils Stringent And Costly Environmental Regs With One Day To Comment
With scant public input, Gov. Tony Evers’ administration has just crafted some of the most draconian environmental standards in the world.
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REINS Act
Wisconsin Supreme Court: State schools superintendent must get governor’s approval for new policies
“Given that the DPI has generally been a captive of the educational establishment and hostile to school choice, this decision is a huge victory for Wisconsin’s kids.”
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State Supreme Court hears oral arguments on behalf of taxpayers against DPI
WILL president and general counsel Rick Esenberg argued that the DPI and its superintendent cannot ignore the stipulations of the REINS Act.
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Evers budget is overly expensive, cedes power to bureaucrats, feds
Gov. Tony Evers’ first budget proposes giving more authority to unelected bureaucrats, reducing transparency, reversing state law to cede more power to the federal government, and would raise taxes by at least $1,000 per person in Wisconsin to pay for it, critics argue.
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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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WILL President Rick Esenberg on the Importance of Administrative Reforms
Structural limits on the power of government may be the best guarantor of liberty and one of the most effective limits on the left progressive state.
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Republicans Call Extraordinary Session To Protect Legacy Of Reforms
Republicans are proposing a suite of last-minute legislation, from a bill aimed at protecting people with pre-existing conditions to moving the date of the 2020 presidential primary and narrowing Wisconsin’s open-ended early-voting laws. Proposed measures would also require more accountability in the executive branch.
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8 Bills for 2018: A Conservative Spring Legislative Agenda
Governor Scott Walker’s State of the State address listed several major priorities: welfare reform, a child tax credit, foster care reform, and more money for public schools.These will likely pass in some manner. But there are also a number of bills which will expand freedom, opportunity, and liberty in the state.
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Why We Sued State Superintendent Tony Evers
To force DPI to follow the law, we filed a lawsuit against it and Evers on behalf of a group of public school teachers and school board members.
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Evers Plays Politics, Fundraises off Failure to Comply with REINS Act
Evers quickly capitalized on the news by claiming that the decision is related to the race for governor and then sending out five fundraising emails asking for funds for his campaign even though he is being sued in his official capacity, not as a candidate.
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