WACS Day at the Capitol
Sierra JohnYesterday Wisconsin Family Council hosted a Day at the Capitol for schools that are part of the Wisconsin Association of Christian Schools. Schools came from as far away as Eau…
Explain It To Me: Governor Evers’ picks for his cabinet get hearings
Evan HafenbreadlAdditional context from IRG’s Director of State Budget and Government Reform, Alex Ignatowski What happened? Four of Governor Evers’ appointees to lead state agencies had hearings this week. Why is it…
Education Watch: State of the Tribes in Wisconsin
From the Green Bay Press-Gazette: “Here are five takeaways from the address. 1. Give nurse practitioners more autonomy. 2. Crack down on illegal gambling. 3. Focus on protecting the environment.…
3 Questions With Lucas Vebber, WILL Deputy Counsel
1. If you were king for a day and could wave a magic wand, what policy change in Wisconsin would you enact? Universal school choice. We need to fund students,…
Milwaukee NAACP Wants Chisholm’s Response on Janet Protasiewicz Racial Slur Allegations
Jim Piwowarczyk 38 Jessica McBrideThe president of the Milwaukee Chapter of the NAACP said on Thursday that he wants to see Milwaukee County District Attorney John Chisholm’s response on whether he will launch an…
Protasiewicz’s Prolific Use of the “N” Word and Other Racial Slurs
OwenI mean… seriously. Isn’t the rest of the media a bit embarrassed yet that Wisconsin Right Now is breaking all of these stories? Don’t they have any professional pride? Two…
IRG Releases Memo on Future of Wisconsin Supreme Court
Rusty SchultzBreaks down potential impact of a new court composition Delafield, WI – For years, Wisconsin conservatives have held a majority in the state Supreme Court, issuing a number of landmark…
A Century of Homicides
Chris KembleOriginally published at American Thinker Republicans neither know nor care how crime got so bad, and unsurprisingly keep losing elections. The revolving door crime wave exploded in the 1960s, putting the criminals back…
A Century of Homicides
Please share!Originally published at American Thinker Republicans neither know nor care how crime got so bad, and unsurprisingly keep losing elections. The revolving door crime wave exploded in the 1960s, putting the criminals…
Wisconsin lawmakers in the dark on broadband
Mark LisheronLegislators have no idea if the state is getting its money’s worth Gov. Tony Evers has asked that Wisconsin spend another $750 million to expand broadband in the state without…