
This unambiguous dismissal from the bipartisan Ethics Commission makes it even clearer that the Senate Oversight Committee is a partisan stunt.
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This unambiguous dismissal from the bipartisan Ethics Commission makes it even clearer that the Senate Oversight Committee is a partisan stunt.

America’s birthday doesn’t end on the Fourth of July.

But when you start listing off what the bill does, it resonates with people.

The challenge is the die has been cast. You gotta call it what people know it by.

In fact, it will do the opposite. Taking special education out of the Department of Education and moving it to another department that has next to zero expertise in education programs makes zero sense.

We urge this administration to take meaningful action to back up this rhetoric.

I’m proud to have helped craft this bill and voted for it, and I will continue working with anyone to ensure Wisconsinites can make ends meet, achieve homeownership, and invest and live in the communities they love.

This bill should have been law weeks ago, but President Trump chose to play politics instead of listening to families struggling with the high cost of just about everything.

I’ve travelled across Wisconsin talking to families who are begging for relief from high housing costs – renters’ budgets are stretched thin and homeownership is simply out of reach for so many.

They are not without recourse and that there still are options out there.

“So the behavior that ICE has done here has incited chaos, and fear, in communities that every single one of us is tasked to serve and tasked to protect,” said Johnson.

But again, here’s someone punished for their speech, for their high profile in the Muslim community as the president of the Islamic Society of Milwaukee, and because of his high profile, his criticism of American policy and what is going…

“Thank God that he is free today,” said Moore.

Why won’t Tony Evers turn over the SNAP rolls? ‘Cause he’s cooked the books!

The bill was a bipartisan, common sense way to fix Medicaid.

The developmentally disabled, the persistent mentally ill, people of advanced age.

We protected a system that if it had gone unchecked, it would not have been long-term available for the very people that are the most vulnerable.

Ultimately, these changes will make it harder for grant recipients to apply for and manage federal funds – undermining public safety, public health, economic competitiveness, and the government’s ability to address rising costs.