By M.D. Kittle – The conservative grassroots appeared to get its groove back Tuesday. And southeast Wisconsin’s WOW counties wowed again in helping to deliver a narrow victory to conservative state Supreme Court candidate Brian Hagedorn, a victory that could keep the court in conservative hands until at least 2023. Read More Conservative Grassroots Shock And ‘WOW’ In Delivering Hagedorn Supreme Court Victory
Join us July 30 in Pewaukee for a panel discussion on how Washington is betraying America’s young. The panel will feature author Jared Meyer as we talk about his new book, Disinherited. Read More EVENT: A Panel Discussion on How Washington is Betraying America’s Young
Summer is here, and that means America is hitting the roads for family road-trips, driving into town for big concerts or just letting the top down for a joy ride. Meanwhile, Congress and state legislatures across the nation can’t figure out how to sustainably fund their transportation budgets to keep those roads serviceable. Read More Advice to Taxpayers: Find Out Where Your Transportation Dollars are Going
MacIver News Service – Congressman Jim Sensenbrenner has been around DC for well over a decade now, and it’s taught him there’s only so much you can do in Congress. Read More Rep. Sensenbrenner: Congress Effectively Powerless Against Federal Regulations
MacIver News Service – Gov. Scott Walker was sworn into his second term as the 45th Governor of Wisconsin on Monday. In his inaugural address, Walker drew comparisons between Washington, D.C. and Wisconsin, hinted at expanding the state’s school choice program, and boasted about reforming state government. Read More Gov. Scott Walker Draws Contrast Between Washington, Wisconsin in Inaugural Address