WisOpinion: ‘The Insiders’ discuss the race for Wisconsin attorney general
The WisOpinion Insiders, Chvala and Jensen, discuss the race for Wisconsin attorney general, a rematch for incumbent AG Josh Kaul and Fond du Lac County DA Eric Toney. Sponsored by the Wisconsin Counties Association and the Tommy G. Thompson Center on Public Leadership.
Paul Fanlund: The gigantic — but underdiscussed — threat of Tom Tiffany
Wisconsin’s governor will certify the state’s 2028 presidential election results, and Republican nominee Tom Tiffany has been one of Trump’s most consistent election deniers.
Ruth Conniff: What are the Uihleins getting for their massive investment in Tom Tiffany?
The Uihleins support a lot of Republican candidates and causes, and would likely have supported the Republican no matter who was running for governor this year. But they have a special relationship with Tiffany.
James Wigderson: Tiffany’s twisted election vote tale
Using Zuckerberg as cover for Trump loyalty
Dan Shafer: Wisconsin politics group chat: Crowley shines, Tiffany falters in lone gubernatorial debate
From tax plans to education to abortion to Zuckerbucks (apparently), we break down the one and only debate in the general election race for governor. Bottom line? You can’t trust Tom Tiffany.
Howard Marklein: Judge me by my record
Throughout my time in Madison, my focus has remained on delivering results for the people I represent and ensuring that our communities, our values and our way of life have a strong voice in the decisions that shape our state.
Daniel Buck: Many new staff, same old class size
Right-sizing public school personnel rosters would not only save the taxpayer money but could increase teacher pay and by extension, perhaps even student outcomes as well.
Josh Hood: Vitamin K shot another casualty in healthcare skepticism
Covid vaccine controversy has resulted in collateral damage to other non-related, life-saving public health measures like newborn Vitamin K administration.
Scott Walker, Washington Times: Europe gives America a warning Reagan delivered 62 years ago
The riots in Europe should be a warning to all Americans: Do not let socialists, communists and any others who believe in unlimited migration without assimilation run your country.
Andrew C. Iverson: Built for this moment: National Cooperative Month
During October, National Co-op Month, I wanted to shine a light on the incredible work cooperatives do in rural Wisconsin. Across Wisconsin, the U.S. Department of Agriculture works with cooperatives – businesses that are owned and managed by its members – to support rural prosperity.
Wied touts GOP achievements as Dem opponent questions incumbent’s fitness for office
In a televised debate, U.S. Rep. Tony Wied touted the Republican-led Congress’ achievements while Democratic opponent Rick Crosson questioned Wied’s fitness for the job.
Berman campaign: ER nurse Mitchell Berman launches ad sharing his mother’s healthcare struggle
RACINE, WI — Today, the Mitchell Berman for Congress campaign released a deeply personal new ad, “Mom.” The ad highlights Berman’s late mother’s battle being denied preventative care and losing coverage after her cancer diagnosis, taking aim at Bryan Steil’s record
Aleckson campaign: Aleckson takes the high road: Assembly Candidate mails 28,000 homes a positive, issues-first “Restore Wisconsin” guide
SPRINGDALE, Wis. – In a campaign season dominated by mudslinging, Jon Aleckson, candidate for the open 50th Assembly District seat, is taking a different path. His campaign has mailed a tabloid IMG_4509.JPG IMG_4524.JPG IMG_4525.JPG IMG_4526.JPG entitled “Restore Wisconsin”, to 28,000
Steil campaign: ICYMI – Berman admits Medicaid funding in Wisconsin increased, continues misleading attacks
During a recent debate, Mitchell Berman admitted that Medicaid funding has increased by $1 billion in Wisconsin this year. After being confronted, Berman admitted that recent changes to law is “Increasing the funding [for Medicaid] by a billion dollars,” despite
WisDems: ICYMI: Van Orden backs Canada tariffs as Wisconsin dairy braces for fallout
MADISON, Wis. — New reporting from Heartland Signal details how the Van Orden-backed Canadian tariffs will negatively impact Wisconsin dairy farmers. The story points out that despite the fact that Van Orden promised to advocate dairy farmers while in Congress, he now supports