Op-Ed
Yes, Republicans Want Less Democracy
Voter purges and gerrymandering seek to disenfranchise minorities. Let’s call this what it is.
Jan 25th, 2020 by O. Ricardo Pimentel
Me-Too Yes, But Due Process, Too
The idea that it's okay if some innocent men are falsely accused is becoming dangerously popular.
Jan 22nd, 2020 by Casey Hoff
Trump’s Decision to Kill
The President seems to have gotten away with murder, just like he said he would.
Jan 21st, 2020 by Bill Christofferson, Wisconsin Examiner
Legislature Must Act on Human Trafficking
Safe Harbor legislation has been introduced repeatedly in the past several sessions, without passage.
Jan 19th, 2020 by State Rep. Robyn Vining
Bipartisan Medicaid Expansion in Kansas
A model for Wisconsin to follow, bringing more health care coverage to state.
Jan 17th, 2020 by Bill Kaplan
State Doesn’t Need English Only Law
Bill’s language is sweeping. Its purpose is to fan the flames of bigotry.
Jan 16th, 2020 by Christine Neumann-Ortiz and Matt Rothschild, Wisconsin Examiner
City Attorney Guts Authority of FPC Board
The FPC board clearly has the power to oversee executive director and staff.
Jan 13th, 2020 by Paul Mozina
Democrats 2020 Vision for Wisconsin
Fairer taxes, cleaner water, lower cost health care, common-sense solutions.
Jan 12th, 2020 by State Sen. Jennifer Shilling
Climate Change Needs Y2K-Style Urgency
Companies, institutions spent hundreds of billions to prevent Y2K disaster. Why not for climate change?
Jan 8th, 2020 by Jay Bookman, Wisconsin Examiner
Food Cuts Could Hike Medical Costs
Studies show recipients of SNAP benefits are less likely to be hospitalized, reducing medical costs.
Jan 4th, 2020 by Gregory Humphrey
Lessons Learned in 2019
It’s not divided government, it's shared government. Or should be.
Jan 3rd, 2020 by State Sen. Jeff Smith
Trump’s Most Formidable Foe?
Mike Bloomberg, a real billionaire running against an alleged one, could be a very tough opponent.
Jan 2nd, 2020 by John Torinus
