EDITORIAL
Public opinion isn’t justice 
May 18, 2012
Higher education can be a high-price gamble
College may be a poor economic choice for some young people.
By By Matt Pommer , May 16, 2012
Taxes down, people outraged
Congratulations! Tax Freedom Day has come and gone, and you may not have even noticed. You and I and everyone else that works and pays taxes, have been working for nearly four months to pay for our government.
By By State Sen. Frank Lasee , May 11, 2012
‘Weird’ battle in Supreme Court holds no one accountable
Wisconsin Supreme Court Justice David Prosser has asked several of his colleagues to step aside from the infamous “chokehold” case filed against him by the Judicial Commission.
By By Mike Nichols , May 02, 2012
Don’t let gender flap distract
The grand total of women (and men) in Wisconsin who have used a 2009 state law to file employment discrimination lawsuits is — zero.
By The Wisconsin State Journal , April 27, 2012
Smart move toward the middle
Instead of touting an unrealistic Democratic budget plan in the face of an unrealistic Republican budget plan, U.S. Sen. Kent Conrad just did something significant — and responsible.
By The Wisconsin State Journal , April 25, 2012
Speak out against sexual violence
Now is the time to stand up and speak out against sexual violence.
The Center Against Sexual and Domestic Abuse and University of Wisconsin-Superior are joining forces to set the stage Monday by hosting a “Speak Out.”
April 13, 2012
Talks continue toward mining regulatory reform
Immediately following adjournment of the Legislative session, I sent Gov. Scott Walker a letter encouraging him to create a bipartisan panel that would bring legislators to the table to achieve consensus on the controversial mining reform legislation.
By By Sen. Bob Jauch , April 04, 2012
Fewer students fear driving under dope’s influence than alcohol
New data from Students Against Destructive Decisions and Liberty Mutual Insurance reveal that more young people are combining marijuana and driving, placing themselves — and often their friends — at risk.
By By Stephen Wallace , March 28, 2012
Legislators push to reinstate of income tax reciprocity
Earlier this week, I co-hosted a bipartisan summit of legislators from Wisconsin and Minnesota to discuss the importance of reinstating the income tax reciprocity agreement between our two states.
By By Sen. Sheila Harsdorf , March 02, 2012
Let’s do more with financial literacy
Wisconsin is fortunate to have many fine K-12 schools educating our young people. The quality of this state’s educational system is among the best in the United States, and the same can be said for Wisconsin teachers.
By By Tony Evers and Peter Bildsten , February 10, 2012
Restoring Badger State’s rich tradition
For most people, the words, Wisconsin Badgers, conjure up thoughts of cardinal and white, or Camp Randall Stadium on a fall day. Badgers are associated with the University of Wisconsin; however, long before Ron Dayne made his mark on the state, a different type of badger left an indelible legacy in Wisconsin.
By By Sen. Mary Lazich , February 08, 2012
Constitutional budgets bad news for economy
If we could change the Constitution and lock in changes that would throw millions of people out of work, double the unemployment rate, and shrink the economy, would we?
By By Ken Taylor , December 30, 2011
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