Rebecca Bradley wants Janet Protasiewicz to abstain from cases that affect a campaign donor. In 2017, Bradley slammed such a restriction as unconstitutional.
The Democrat said he would toss any bill placing restrictions on the lives of transgender Wisconsinites. “I’m always behind trans kids, trans adults,” he said.
If chosen, Wisconsin could be one of at least five regions to get over $50 million in federal money. "It could be a real game changer," said Sen. Tammy Baldwin.
The former Wisconsin Supreme Court justice has botched an ill-conceived effort to audit the state's 2020 election results with bizarre public appearances and outlandish statements.
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@Twitter
What are we doing wrong 😭 Is it because we were founded in 1917? We may be old but we know how to tweet…
Is it because we provide free and accessible journalism at and in print every Wednesday across Dane County, Wisconsin? That can’t be it…
Republicans' votes against the Equality Act were reprehensible because, as Pocan explained, “a vote against the Equality Act is a vote for discrimination, plain and simple.”
Unlike Protasiewicz, conservative Dan Kelly was neither born nor raised in Wisconsin, and he's chosen to serve partisan interests instead of the public.
BREAKING:
@BernieSanders
is coming to
#CapTimesIdeaFest
!
🗓️ Friday evening, Sept. 22
The senator from Vermont will engage in a wide-ranging discussion of media, democracy and working-class politics at
@UWMadison
's Shannon Hall.
🎟️ Get your tickets now: .
🦩 There’s a new mural on the corner of Blount and Johnson. “Flamingo Swirls” is a collab by Triangulador and Oh Ya Studio.
Design and labor was gifted by the artists as a way to give back to the Madison community. Materials were funded by Madison Public Art Project.
The lesson
@JaneGoodallInst
left the
@UWMadison
audience with tonight: "Never forget that every single day you live on this planet you make some impact. Every one of you."
Wisconsin is ranked the No. 1 state where young voters have an especially high likelihood of influencing the governor's race and No. 5 in the senate race.
“I want to tell my kids and grandkids I saw
@StormyDaniels
,” said one attendee, who came to the club with her feminist book club. “If she’s the person who brings down the president — for $15 (a ticket), why not?”
@jessieopie
reports from Silk Exotic:
"Funny, isn't it, that Vos can't bring himself to help the hardworking Wisconsin taxpayers recoup some of the billions they send to Washington every year."
🏳️🌈 "Raising the pride flag today sends a message for all those who have only ever wanted to belong, who had to find their own family, who've never known home: You belong here. You are family here. You are welcome here." —
@GovEvers
speaks at today's pride flag raising ceremony.
11 degrees? No problem. Visitors walk the Lake Mendota ice on Saturday and welcome Lady Liberty back to Madison. The tradition has been part of the Wisconsin Union’s Winter Carnival since 1979. 🗽
📷:
@jessieopie
, who says, “It is COLD out there.”
"There’s an argument that we should send every single world leader into space, and bring most of them back," said Brian Cox, who will be in Madison May 12.
Long before she was the first woman to lead the federal Bureau of Indian Affairs, the Wisconsin activist redefined federal policy toward Indigenous people.
“It’s okay to have passions, but not here,” said Carl Dvorak, president of the 10,000-person Madison-area company, in a recording leaked Monday. “This isn't the platform to fight for your social cause.”
When Waunakee-based cartoonist
@muskrat_john
learned last weekend that Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky — a former comedian and actor — gave voice to Paddington Bear in the Ukrainian-language version of the film, he knew just what he had to do.
Editorial: The Capital Times, founded in 1917 by progressive allies of anti-war Senator Bob La Follette, has a history of editorially favoring diplomacy over militarism.
This week, the paper urged the Biden administration to support a
#CeasefireForGaza
.
Gov. Tony Evers told the Democratic Party state convention that he is the only person standing between Wisconsin and what he calls a “radical” GOP agenda.
A year after voting to unionize, workers at Wisconsin-based Colectivo Coffee finally have some closure, following last week’s ruling by the National Labor Relations Board.
Dressed in a Santa costume, “Dancing Dave” jives outside of the Capitol all day to pop hits and Christmas tunes, bringing joy to passersby.
📷:
@RuthieHauge
The proposal, from Madison Rep. Francesca Hong, a restaurant owner, and Milwaukee Sen. Chris Larson, would nix the state's tipped minimum wage, by which employers pay tipped workers as little as $2.33 per hour.
In 2018, the Democratic governor’s election stanched Wisconsin’s lurch towards far-right autocracy. As Evers faces re-election in 2022, the stakes appear to be even higher.
The failure of Sen. Ron Johnson and President Donald Trump to condemn the shooting deaths of Anthony Huber and Joseph Rosenbaum in Kenosha and to defend their alleged killer — Kyle Rittenhouse — is deeply disturbing.
When the fall weather hits just right, Madisonians Sara and Alex know exactly how to spend an evening: taking a walk with their two cats.
📷:
@chelseywisco
📍 Eken Park
“I lived in Madison. My parents taught at the University of Wisconsin-Madison for a brief moment in time and I was five years old and lived in Madison, Wisconsin. I was a native.”
A protest against Matt Walsh, organized by
@UWBIPOCCo
, is happening now outside of the Memorial Union.
Read the full story about the reaction to the conservative speaker coming to
@UWMadison
:
Lt. Gov. Mandela Barnes brought in over $2 million during the second quarter of 2022 to help fund his bid to win the Democratic nomination for U.S. Senate.