Op-Ed
Godleweski Is Best Choice for State Treasurer
Candidate who helped save the office is best qualified to make it a check on the governor.
Aug 13th, 2018 by Becca Segal
Charter Schools Hurt Traditional Public Schools
They divert public funds to schools that are less accountable.
Aug 12th, 2018 by Gail Hicks
Putin, Facebook and Me
Zuckerberg’s crackdown on nefarious ads has gone way overboard. Even a veteran’s group is suspect.
Aug 3rd, 2018 by Bill Christofferson
Who’s Overseeing Washington Park Changes?
Granting so much power to Urban Ecology Center might be a mistake, violating Olmsted’s vision for the park.
Aug 2nd, 2018 by Michael H. Carriere
Why Sensenbrenner Must Be Defeated
As a physician and non-politician, I favor common-sense changes rejected by a career politician.
Aug 1st, 2018 by Dr. Jennifer Hoppe Vipond
In Defense of the Federalist Society
Our members hold different views and hold debates on many subjects.
Jul 30th, 2018 by Nathan Imfeld, Robert Driscoll, Matt Fernholz, and Anne-Louise Mittal
The Impact of Medicare and Medicaid
Countless millions have benefitted. But Republicans want to slash the benefits.
Jul 29th, 2018 by State Sen. Patty Schachtner
Both Parties Weak on Clergy Sex Abuse
Yes, Matt Flynn has a bad record on the issue but so does Sen. Ron Johnson.
Jul 27th, 2018 by Peter Isely
Is Walker a Russian Dupe?
Did he get Russian donations that were funneled through NRA?
Jul 24th, 2018 by Bill Kaplan
State School Funding Has Steadily Declined
Blue Ribbon Commission on School Funding finds schools struggling with unmet needs.
Jul 21st, 2018 by State Sen. Kathleen Vinehout
Both Parties Ducking Major Issues
But what will Trump’s impact be on state’s November election?
Jul 20th, 2018 by John Torinus
New EPA Head Worse Than Pruitt
Wheeler will continue Trump’s war on outdoors, but with more efficiency, less baggage.
Jul 19th, 2018 by Spencer Black
