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Ted Nugent Endorsement - Vimarsana News

Ted Nugent Endorsement

"God, family, country, constitution, bill of rights, ten commandments, golden rule, law and order." Uncle Ted ...

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Americans for Prosperity Action: Endorses U.S. Senator Ron Johnson - Vimarsana News

Americans for Prosperity Action: Endorses U.S. Senator Ron Johnson

MADISON, WI – Americans for Prosperity Action (AFP Action) today endorsed Ron Johnson for re-election to the U.S. Senate. Sen. Johnson’s strong track recor

HOT TAKES: Even With a Mask, Biden's Jobs Report Stinks - Vimarsana News

HOT TAKES: Even With a Mask, Biden's Jobs Report Stinks

So that Friday Jobs report… JUST IN: The U.S. economy added 266,000 jobs in April, far below the Wall Street consensus of 978,000; unemployment rate 6.1% – Reuters When you have financial people on CNBC needing to double check numbers, you know it’s bad. The April jobs report was so bad @CNBC had to double check the number to make sure they read it correctly. pic.twitter.com/I7AHf1jUP2 Instead of recognizing this as a failure of policy and pivoting, the Biden administration is instead doubling down on more spending for unemployment, so you don’t have to worry about ever having to go b...

Calls increase for Evers to sign coronavirus protection law for Wisconsin businesses - Vimarsana News

Calls increase for Evers to sign coronavirus protection law for Wisconsin businesses

The pressure is growing for Gov. Tony Evers to quickly sign new coronavirus liability protections for businesses, schools, and non-profits in Wisconsin.

Evers Budget Restores Union Rights - Vimarsana News

Evers Budget Restores Union Rights

Rolls back some of Act 10. Republicans likely to reject plan. //end headline wrapper ?> Get a daily rundown of the top stories on Urban Milwaukee After Gov. Scott Walker unveiled the Wisconsin budget repair bill in February 2011, which sought to end collective bargaining for most public sector unions, thousands of protesters took to the streets of Madison in opposition. Protestors are seen here in front of the Wisconsin State Capitol on March 12, 2011, a day after the bill was passed. A recent poll found that over two-thirds of Democrats, Republicans and independents feel very or somewhat co...