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Lessons from Speaker Selection

1 month 1 week ago By Anonymous (not verified) 2 comments

Here are a few lessons that I learned while observing the process that Congress went through to select a new Speaker of the House:

Live Update on Lawsuit Against La Crosse Announced

1 month 1 week ago By Shannon 1 comment

Mark your calendar for Monday, November 6, 2023 to attend a presentation with questions and answers regarding a live update on the lawsuit against the city of La Crosse for its ban on conversion therapy that was passed in September of 2022.

Defending our Freedoms

2 months 3 weeks ago By Senator Ron Johnson 1 comment

I hate to say it, but I knew this would happen.

New COVID mask mandates are starting to pop up across the country.

ALL WISCONSIN AWAITS DECISION ON BUCHMAN LAWSUIT

4 months 1 week ago By admin 2 comments

All of Wisconsin now awaits the decision from U.S.

Standing Up for Veterans’ Second Amendment Rights

4 months 2 weeks ago By Derrick Van Orden 1 comment

This week, I spoke in a Veterans’ Affairs Committee Hearing on the Second Amendment Protection Act. Our rights are derived from God and simply articulated in the Constitution. That makes them immutable.

WI Lawmakers Work to Preserve Liberties During Emergencies

4 months 2 weeks ago By Julaine K. Appling 1 comment

A state senate committee held a public hearing this week on a resolution that would amend the State Constitution.

Wisconsin Wrap-Up

5 months 3 weeks ago By Derrick Van Orden 2 comments

It has been an eventful couple of weeks in DC.

Call to Action!!

6 months 3 days ago By Anonymous (not verified)

The lawsuit against the city of La Crosse by Joy Buchman for the city’s ordinance banning conversion therapy for minors has been re-initiated and re-filed in the United States District Court, the western division of Wisconsin, by the Wisconsin Ins