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America Reads the Bible

This April 18-25, Wisconsin Family Council, alongside our national partners, is co-hosting America Reads the Bible in Washington, D.C.

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Loyola University student Sheridan Gorman murdered by illegal alien

Horrific news came out of Chicago this past weekend when it was revealed that Loyola University student Sheridan Gorman was murdered by an illegal alien.

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Polls are open!

Today is the day. Early in-person voting for the Wisconsin Supreme Court is officially underway!

From now until April 5, you can help us build a firewall for the rule of law. The radical activists are already at the polls.

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Government Lobbies Itself… For More Government

Richard Moore shines a light on how local governments are using taxpayer dollars to hire lobbyists and fund advocacy groups that then lobby for even more government spending and power, creating a closed-loop system where bureaucrats grow their own

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Conversations with Trump Voters Who Skipped Wisconsin's 2022 Governor's Race

While pundits debate and tweet about voter behavior from afar, the Institute for Reforming Government and Citizens for Free Enterprise Action went straight to the source.

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Van Orden, Neguse Introduce Bipartisan Bill to Expand Mental Health Access for Farmers

In honor of National Ag Day, I was proud to work across the aisle with Congressman Joe Neguse to introduce the Agriculture Access to Addiction and Mental Health Care Act.

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School Referenda Transparency Tool

Is your local school district going to referendum this April?

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Evidence from border counties indicates increased economic freedom encourages prosperity

The 20th century could be viewed as Wisconsin’s progressive century. Wisconsin was the first state to establish a personal income tax (1911) and to allow collective bargaining by public sector unions (1959). Business regulation was strict.

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