Donald Trump Is Proud of Not Breaking the Law?
In Wednesday's GOP presidential debate, Donald Trump boasted proudly about rejecting a $5 million check--but really, he was boasting about not flagrantly breaking the law.
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New Emails Reveal WI GOP Weighing Another Attack on Open Records
A new bill to gut the state's open records law may be under construction according to emails obtained exclusively by CMD.
Wisconsin Needs Stronger Campaign Disclosure Laws
If we want public disclosure of an email that a lobbyist writes to a legislator, why shouldn't we want disclosure of the check that follows it?
Not Just Trump and Walker: ALEC Called for Ending Birthright Citizenship Too
It's not just Donald Trump and Scott Walker that have declared children born on American soil should no longer be considered citizens.
Scott Walker's False Promise of Racial Unity
Walker's tenure as an elected official has been uniquely bad for people of color and, despite talk of "unity," he has long used race as a means of dividing the public.
5 Ideas that Really Matter But FOX Won't Address Them in the Presidential Debate
Pundits have wasted hours guessing which ten of the 17 White House contestants FOX would choose for its version of Donald Trump's Miss USA....
Scott Walker Aide's Claim of Prosecutorial Abuse Refuted by New Audio
Scott Walker's former top aide Cindy Archer has become the poster child for allegations that state prosecutors investigating corruption around Walker ran amok and engaged in aggressive, unconstitutional "raids" on people's homes. Newly-released audio contradicts many of those claims.
"Saucy Suffragettes" Party as Voting Rights Are Rolled Back
Voting rights around the country have been under serious assault in recent years. The attack has been particularly relentless in Wisconsin.
How San Diego Is a Petri Dish for the ALEC Agenda
ALEC descends on San Diego for its annual meeting of lobbyists and legislators. Mayor Faulconer will be there to greet them.
Five Things to Know About the Scott Walker John Doe Ruling
The Wisconsin Supreme Court has single-handedly rewritten the state’s limits on money in politics.
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