http://newiprogressive.com/images/stories/S5/gbpg-monfile6s440.jpgCollaboration between true crime author, Joan Treppa and award-winning musical duo, Natural Satellite, shines spotlight on wrongful convictions in unique performance.
http://newiprogressive.com/images/stories/S5/jenna-jacobson-calls-2026-s465.pngJacobson pointed to the need for new leadership the Wisconsin 17th Senate District and tackles the cost-of-living crisis.
http://newiprogressive.com/images/stories/S5/gas-prices-2026-s468.pngDispite Sky-High Gas Prices and Record Low Approval
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The bills proposed in the Extraordinary Session called by Republican Leaders will create powers for the Legislature that handcuff the new administration and curtail the power of the incoming Governor and Attorney General. Wisconsinites expect a respectful transition of power, not a power grab by one party.
Peaceful Transition of Power and Will of the People Thwarted says Sen. Frostman.
Former President George H.W. Bush died last week at age 94.
MADISON – Late Friday evening former President George H.W. Bush passed away at the age of 94. After hearing the news, Senator Lena Taylor (D-Milwaukee) released the following statement:
“I join the nation in recognizing the life and legacy of President George H.W. Bush. In learning of the letter that Bush left for Bill Clinton after the hard fought 1992 presidential election, I was so moved by him telling Clinton that “Your success is now our country’s success. I am rooting hard for you.” It is at once both a reminder of how political discourse and campaigns have changed, as well as the way things are supposed to be.”
“I did not agree with many of the policies of the 41st President, including his vote against the 1990 Civil Rights Bill and the racially charged use of the Willie Horton ad. However, when given a choice to serve his country or serve himself, he chose country every time.”
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Bills will have dire consequences for Wisconsin’s environment – diminishing the roll of scientists, reducing checks and balances, and favoring illegal polluters.
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