Portions of a post-mortem analysis of Governor Walker’s loss obtained by Dan O’Donnell paint a stark picture of a Republican Party that grew over-dependent on consultants and alienated its volunteer base. Read More Gubernatorial Election Post-Mortem Highlights Need for Wisconsin GOP to Recommit to Grassroots
By M.D. Kittle – On Thursday, Kaul dropped his defense of the “dues checkoff” provision in Wisconsin’s right-to-work law, a case appealed to the U.S. Supreme Court. Read More Picking And Choosing: AG Kaul Won’t Defend State In Right-To-Work Appeal
Former U.S. Attorney General Eric Holder has been spending a lot of time in Wisconsin lately. He’s been here at least three times in the past year. Holder heads a group called the National Democratic Redistricting Committee (NDRC). Redrawing Wisconsin’s voting districts is one of its top priorities. Read More False Narratives – Eric Holder’s Wisconsin Talking Points
Encouraged by Gov. Tony Evers’ victory in November, out-of-state liberal groups now have their eyes set on Wisconsin’s state Supreme Court race – and they have no intention of stopping there. Read More Out-Of-State Spending Groups In Wisconsin To Stay
Analysis By Chris Rochester – A health care budget in an age of spiraling costs should be a litany of ideas for reducing health care costs, empowering the market, and protecting the taxpayer from open-ended commitments. But Gov. Tony Evers’ 2019-21 budget proposal instead blows the lid off government’s involvement in health care. Read More Analysis: Gov. Tony Evers’ Big-Spending Health Care Budget Expands Government, Hammers Private Sector
Dan O’Donnell uncovers the vein of anti-Christian sentiment running through the opposition to a pair of conservative Wisconsin judges Read More The Left’s New Religious Test
Special guest perspective by Bill Lueders – The more we know about the efforts by officials in Racine to shield public records from public view, the more outrageous it seems. Read More Racine Officials Showed Bad Judgement on Records
By M.D. Kittle — State Senate fiscal hawks show no sign of retreating on their reform-first position on transportation. Read More Senate Fiscal Hawks Want DOT To Stay On Road of Reform
By M.D. Kittle — In his first state of the state address Tuesday, Gov. Tony Evers painted a bleak picture of a Wisconsin floundering in failure, a state gripped by poverty, and hopelessness plaguing the average home. Read More Evers Delivers Despair Narrative In Pushing Grow-Government Agenda
By M.D. Kittle – Gov.-elect Tony Evers talked a lot about “common ground” and bringing people together on the campaign trail. But Evers’ lofty words of bipartisanship don’t jibe with his selection of far left advisors. Read More Will Evers Lead From The Far Left? His Choice Of Advisers Suggests So