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February 2011 seems like a long time ago, but it is a month I will never forget. On February 6 of that year, the Green Bay Packers defeated the Pittsburgh Steelers 31–25 to win Super Bowl XLV. Then five days later, Wisconsin Governor Scott Walker "dropped the
Morales sought a vehicle belonging to his ex-girlfriend, who reached out to the Appleton Police Department about her suspicions that she was being tracked, triggering an investigation.
The messages many of us are seeing from the Crowley campaign are not what we need to see to get us excited about electing him this fall. My checkbook has remained open only for those candidates who I feel really have my best interests in their hearts, and at this point that is not Crowley.
How to somehow end the acrimony between the two camps and how to win over Hong supporters for the essential push to defeat a MAGA-backed, election-denying far-right opponent are fairly existential matters facing the Democratic Party a week after the primary.
In 2013, the Voting Rights Act began to be eroded by the United States Supreme Court, first by ruling as unconstitutional federal oversight of certain states which had historically discriminated against Black citizens, then, earlier this year, by gutting most of the remainder of VRA’s strictures.
I get the frustration from voters, certainly. Fight against it by getting out for your preferred candidate. Talk to your neighbors, family and friends. Debate approach, vision, and qualifications with other democrats — with respect. Then we rally together.
Wisconsin voters are facing a smorgasbord of gubernatorial candidates in the Aug. 11 primary. After careful consideration, one candidate stands above the rest. I am proudly endorsing Kelda Roys for Governor. No other candidate comes close to her unique blend of experience, competence, and proven leadership. Crucially, Roys possesses
Mark Becker, a former GOP county party chair, is running as an Independent for Andre Jacque's seat in District 1
What most sets apart Scheffler’s bid to win the primary and ultimately unseat Republican incumbent Tony Wied is his announcement that, though he will run as a Democrat, he will serve as an Independent. He is also refusing Democratic Party contributions.
He says he knows there are voters out there who either voted for Wied and Trump in 2024 and who are dissatisfied and those who didn’t vote at all. Winning them over is the key, he says
