All about the latest MU Law poll, with Foxconn and more, the GOP’s plan to shower Kimberly Clark with over $100 million, Dave Hansen and Jimmy Anderson plan to stop big pharma from price gouging.
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Jeff Smith writes about student loan debt forgiveness and how it will give students and graduates a break to boost the economy and offer our kids and grandkids new opportunities to thrive.
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Hill reporter Laura Kelly travels through Ukraine.
After the latest school shooting in Florida, why isn’t more being done to improve school safety in Wisconsin?
Wisconsin's legislative districts have been ruled unconstitutional by a panel of federal judges, and last week Attorney General Brad Schimel appealed the ruling to the U.S. Supreme Court. The League of Woman Voters says fight back.
MADISON - The framers of Wisconsin's legislative districts, which have been ruled unconstitutional by a panel of federal judges, voted in secret last month to spend taxpayer dollars to have high-priced lawyers write an amicus brief in defense of the gerrymandered districts.
Attorney General Brad Schimel last week appealed the ruling to the U.S. Supreme Court. All of this will cost taxpayers hundreds of thousands of tax dollars, and that’s on top of more than $2.1 million already spent to draw the maps in secret and defend them through two lawsuits to-date!
If you find this shocking, contact your own legislators and the legislative leadership:
--To find your own legislators, click here and enter your address under Find My Legislators, next to the little green map of Wisconsin.
--Assembly Speaker Robin Vos (R-Rochester)
(608) 266-9171,
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--Senate Majority Leader Scott Fitzgerald (R-Juneau)
(608) 266-5660,
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Mark your calendar for the League’s state annual meeting, June 9-10 in Green Bay. Click here for information and registration.
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