A Statement from Governor Scott Walker on the Extraordinary Session
Let’s set the record straight – the new governor will still have some of the strongest powers of any governor in the nation if these bills become law.
Read Moreby Scott Walker | Dec 11, 2018
Let’s set the record straight – the new governor will still have some of the strongest powers of any governor in the nation if these bills become law.
Read Moreby Jerry Bader | Apr 19, 2018
Governor Scott Walker is remaining neutral in the Republican primary for a special election in the 1st State Senate District.
Read Moreby Eric O'Keefe | Apr 18, 2018
Leah Vukmir has spent the last eight years on the front lines of the greatest political conflict in Wisconsin history. Union bosses and career government officials tried to overrule the Legislature and the voters, but Leah defended the people and defeated the bureaucrats.
Read Moreby Noah Williams | Mar 20, 2018
Opponents argue that sales tax holidays simply shift the timing of purchases and that they are an ineffective form of tax relief. But while recent research confirms that sales tax holidays do change significantly the timing of purchases, they also lead to an increase in overall consumption spending.
Read Moreby Jerry Bader | Mar 19, 2018
Wisconsin was one of three improbable state victories that propelled Donald Trump to the White House in 2016. But without immediate Republican Party course corrections, the state’s conservative revolution could screech to a halt after the November elections, or even be reversed in some areas.
Read Moreby James Wigderson | Feb 21, 2018
A bill to reform the required amount of state-mandated journeyman supervision for apprentices in the trades cleared the final legislative hurdle on Tuesday, passing the state Senate 18-14.
Read Moreby James Wigderson | Jan 17, 2018
This week on RightWisconsin Conversations, Brian Fraley of Edge Messaging explains what happened in Wisconsin’s special election on Tuesday.
Read Moreby James Wigderson | Jan 17, 2018
According to preliminary results from the 10th Senate district, Schachtner won with 54.6 percent of the vote to Jarchow’s 44.2 percent.
Read Moreby James Wigderson | Jan 9, 2018
“With the news that construction unemployment is at an all-time low, and the need for workers is really strong with all of the projects going on, we need to get this bill done,” Koenen said.
Read Moreby M. D. Kittle | Dec 21, 2017
Republican lawmakers, sources say, have lost any remaining faith they had in the administrators, particularly Haas, who was a key player in the highly partisan John Doe investigation.
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