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Highlights from January’s Senate Session

1 week 6 days ago By Howard Marklein

On Wednesday, January 21 the State Senate was in session. This was the first Senate session in several years that was not streamed on WisconsinEye, the state’s version of C-SPAN.

Banning Insider Trading in Congress

1 week 6 days ago By Tom Tiffany 1 comment

Public service isn’t meant to be a get-rich-quick scheme. I was sent to Washington, D.C. to fight for the people of northern and western Wisconsin, not line my own pockets.

Wisconsin Senate Floor Session

1 week 6 days ago By Patrick Testin 1 comment

The Wisconsin State Senate met this week for a floor session where we passed a number of legislative proposals that aim to help families keep more money in their pockets.

Now is the Time for a Convention of States --- UPDATED ---

2 weeks 2 days ago By Publius 9 comments

* January 22, 2026 *
Kansas has become the 20th state to join the movement. Read more HERE

They are Insurgents, NOT Protestors

2 weeks 6 days ago By Chris Muller

Summarizing Public Comments to City of La Crosse Regarding Prayer

3 weeks 3 hours ago By Chris Muller 2 comments

Our team analyzed all of the emails that were sent to the City of La Crosse and here is the summary of our findings:

Public Comment Summary: City Council Invocation

Considering the Monroe Doctrine

3 weeks 12 hours ago By Webster 2 comments

The January 3rd military assisted extraction of Venezuelan President Maduro from Caracas, Venezuela, to New York City to face criminal charges has caused the Monroe Doctrine to be in the news.

ICE raids

3 weeks 12 hours ago By Bob 1 comment

I believe all of us would agree that if we stepped out onto the porch in the morning; saw wet sidewalks and small puddles in the driveway, we would know that it had rained overnight. There is something just as obvious in the state of Minnesota.