A Warning Sign
Transportation Secretary Craig Thompson still wants to raise the gas tax. Dan O’Donnell explains why we need only look south to see why that is a terrible idea. Read More A Warning Sign
Transportation Secretary Craig Thompson still wants to raise the gas tax. Dan O’Donnell explains why we need only look south to see why that is a terrible idea. Read More A Warning Sign
Governor Evers has used his line-item veto to nix millions in road funding for the Milwaukee streetcar. Dan O’Donnell argues that Democrats and Republicans must unite to override this ridiculous waste of money. Read More The Road Less Traveled By
By M.D. Kittle — It looks like Gov. Tony Evers will have to change his feisty slogan from “Fix the Damn Roads” to “Fix the Damn Roads … and Spend More Money On Transit …and Harbors … and Maybe Even Milwaukee’s Boondoggle Streetcar.” Read More Local Roads And So Much More: Evers Just Might Have Some Money For Tom’s Trolley After All
By Dan O’Donnell – To say that Governor Evers is inventing new ways to spend money isn’t just a figure of speech anymore. In the most ludicrous expansion of line-item veto power in recent memory, he circumvented longstanding constitutional norms and $86 million in K-12 education spending to Wisconsin’s biennial budget. Read More Evers Literally Inventing New Ways to Spend Money
A MacIver Institute Analysis – The 2019-21 Wisconsin state budget is now law. What’s in the document? Read our full analysis here, with in-depth subsections for important issue areas. Read More COMPLETE ANALYSIS: The 2019-21 Wisconsin State Budget
A MacIver Institute Analysis – There is something for everyone to love in this budget – from fiscal conservatives, far-left progressives, Republicans, taxpayers, Democrats, big-government loving special interests, lobbyists, to local governments – and something in this budget for everyone to hate. Read More SUMMARY: The 2019-21 Wisconsin State Budget
By Matt Kittle – At a press event surrounded by cabinet secretaries, Dem lawmakers, and, of course, children, Evers not-so-begrudgingly signed into law an $81.4 billion biennial budget crafted by the Republican-controlled Legislature. The governor made the document a bit more to his liking with 78 line-item vetoes, cutting some GOP initiatives while bolstering k-12 funding by $63 in per-pupil over the life of the budget. Read More Evers Trades In Campaign Promises For A Big-Spending Budget With 78 Vetoes
Public education activists should be honest about the large increase and they should be grateful to taxpayers for the hard-earned dollars they provide in order to fund it. Read More Education Activists Turn To Misinformation To Distort GOP Budget