MacIver News Minute: Tax Cut Stunt?

By MacIverNews - July 13, 2023

2023-25 Budget, Budget, Income Tax Cuts, MacIver Minute, MacIver News Minute, MNM, Tax Cut

LISTEN – Did anyone really believe the big government building, prolific waster of taxpayer money Tony Evers was going to sign the tax cut into law when it wasn’t part of the negotiations…or was it all just a P.R. stunt? Read More MacIver News Minute: Tax Cut Stunt?

MacIver News Minute: Evers’ Vetoes Out the Middle Class Tax Cut

By MacIverNews - July 6, 2023

2023-25 Budget, Budget, Evers, Gov. Evers, Tax Cut, Vetoes, Wisconsin State Budget

LISTEN – Most Wisconsin taxpayers, including those middle-class filers Evers mentioned in his speech, are now looking at a 1 percent income tax cut. That’s hundreds of dollars less than Evers himself promised just five months ago. Read More MacIver News Minute: Evers’ Vetoes Out the Middle Class Tax Cut

Where MacIver Is Coming From On The Milwaukee Bailout

By MacIver Staff - June 5, 2023

Assembly Speaker Robin Vos, bankruptcy, Budget, City of Milwaukee, County Executive Crowley, Mayor Cavalier Johnson, Milwaukee Bailout, Milwaukee County, Milwaukee County Pension Problem, Milwaukee Pension Problems, Senate Majority Leader Devin LeMahieu

Should MacIver continue to ask questions about the Milwaukee Bailout or just sit silently? Read More Where MacIver Is Coming From On The Milwaukee Bailout

The Train Has Left the Station

By MacIver Staff - May 8, 2023

2023-25 Budget, Budget, Budget Blog, Howard Marklein, JFC, Joint Committee on Finance, Sen. Howard Marklein

By Howard Marklein – The Joint Committee on Finance (JFC) took our first votes of the State Budget process on Tuesday, May 2, 2023. The train has left the station. Read More The Train Has Left the Station

Why Wisconsin State Government Does Not Need Nor Deserve Another Massive Spending Increase

By MacIver Staff - March 9, 2023

2023-25 Budget, Budget, Gov. Tony Evers, Government Spending, Local Government, Wisconsin State Budget

Is government in Wisconsin starving? Read More Why Wisconsin State Government Does Not Need Nor Deserve Another Massive Spending Increase