Paul Ryan's Plan is Road Map to Ruin, Says Nonpartisan Think Tank
MADISON- The non-partisan Economic Policy institute yesterday released its analysis of Paul Ryan’s “Road Map to Ruin.”
MADISON- The non-partisan Economic Policy institute yesterday released its analysis of Paul Ryan’s “Road Map to Ruin.”
MADISON – Today, Republicans in the House of Representatives voted to repeal the Affordable Care Act. Following that vote, Democratic Party of Wisconsin Chair Mike Tate released the following statement:
MADISON- Following is the statement of Democratic Party of Wisconsin Chair Mike Tate following the passing of Sargent Shriver.
MADISON-Wisconsin Democrats on Tuesday amended their complaint against basement-dwelling Republican Joe Knilans to reflect state statutes that, problematically for him, identify a candidate's residence as where his family resides.
MADISON-Little-remarked upon in the advancing Republican effort to protect drunk drivers and facilities where patients are abused is the fact that Scott Walker's first piece of legislation would also have the effect of protecting him from responsibility in his multiple failures at the Milwaukee County Mental Health Complex and in a case where a 15-year-old boy was killed by the failure of a county parking structure.
MADISON- Today, in recognition of Martin Luther King, Jr. Day, Democratic Party of Wisconsin Party Chair Mike Tate issued the following statement:
MADISON-Just hours before the deadline for challenges, the Democratic Party of Wisconsin has identified hundreds of invalid signatures submitted by Scott Walker clone and GOP candidate Jeff Stone in the race for Milwaukee County Executive.
MADISON-Following is the statement of Democratic Party of Wisconsin Chair Mike Tate after Reince Priebus's elevation to chair of the Republican National Committee.
MADISON-At a Thursday hearing, a GOP lawmaker testified that an effort to bring accountability to state government posed an undue "burden."
MADISON- Though it enjoys overwhelming support from parents in the more than 300 school districts in Wisconsin that offer it, state Sen. Glenn Grothman is calling 4-year-old kindergarten an ""insult" and is urging Scott Walker to end it as a way to finance tax cuts for the super-rich.