Expansion of “No-Growth” Zones could cripple Wisconsin Milwaukee, WI – Today WILL has submitted a public comment to the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), pointing out that EPA’s proposed expansion of nonattainment areas to virtually all of Southeastern Wisconsin would have negative consequences on Wisconsin’s economy. It is unfair to businesses, workers, and residents in…
Featured Posts
Featured Posts, Paul Driessen
The fake ‘Trump is racist’ issue
Trump’s words are far less despicable than what Green-Democrat policies do to people By now, nearly the entire world has heard reports that President Trump referred to the origins of some immigrants as “sh hole countries.” Democrats and their media allies spent an entire week castigating the president, calling him racist for using the salty…
Featured Posts, William F. Jasper
Vindication: Bundys Walk Free!
Judge Gloria Navarro severely rebuked the federal government for “especially egregious” abuses in its persecution/prosecution of the Nevada ranching family.Reprinted with permission of The New American (TheNewAmerican.com). “The government’s conduct in this case was indeed outrageous…. There has been flagrant misconduct, substantial prejudice and no lesser remedy is sufficient.” So declared U.S. District Judge Gloria…
Featured Posts, Gary Wickert
What’s Wrong with a BorderWall?
The border wall is one of many triggers for the Left, and I don’t understand why. It would cost our country $21.6 billion dollars and take around 3.5 years to build. Ronald Reagan famously said that, “A nation that cannot control its borders is not a nation.” Thirty-five years later, amidst a heated debate over…
Featured Posts, M.D. Kittle
In John Doe’s Shadow: Showdown Looms In Bitter Battle Over Bureaucrats’ Jobs
MADISON – Things are heating up in John Doe Land’s Capitol cooker in advance of a looming Senate confirmation vote on the embattled administrators of the Ethics and Elections commissions. Tensions have hit new levels in the wake of Attorney General Brad Schimel’s report last month on the illegal leaks of John Doe investigation documents…
Featured Posts, Paul Driessen
A little slice of Alaskan tundra is finally open for drilling
Tax bill provision opens ANWR, to bring more oil online and keep Alaska pipeline operatingWay back in 1980, Congress passed the Alaska National Interest Lands Conservation Act, establishing the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge and making numerous other land use decisions for our 49th state. Section 1002 of the act postponed a decision on managing ANWR’s…