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We approved $1.6 billion for public schools, including $781 per pupil for every school district that was open, in-person for at least 50% during the COVID-19 pandemic.

“I drove over to Hudson when our businesses were shut down, and 80% of the cars had Minnesota plates.”

There is no gap in coverage between when someone is no
longer eligible for BadgerCare and when they become eligible for federal subsidies for the
insurance exchanges.

Given that the GOP has ceased to be a responsible political party respecting the democratic process, what is a good conservative supposed to do? Don’t vote.

Within a 30-mile radius of Kenosha, President Joe Biden’s campaign “lagged” compared to other cities in Wisconsin.

Massive federal spending leaves many in the Badger State better off, but the bill is coming due

Wouldn’t it be nice if you could just order your car from the manufacturer the same way you can buy a television or a new computer?

Why Wisconsin shouldn’t spend $100 million in taxpayer money to invest in private enterprise

Fitzgerald and Tiffany are looking to cash in using the same level of rhetoric that inspired the violence at the Capitol.

Under Handrick, Common Sense Wisconsin will be focused on a “3 E agenda”

Wisconsin legislative Republicans continue to hold fast against taking more federal money to expand Medicaid eligibility.