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TOMAH - John Medinger, U.S. Sen. Herb Kohl 's regionalrepresentative for western Wisconsin, will meet with constituentsin Tomah from 1 to 2 p.m. Tuesday in the council chamber of theTomah City Hall, 819 Superior Ave. No appointment is necessary.Medinger also can be contacted at Kohl's regional office at 205Fifth Ave. S., room 216, in La Crosse, or at (608) 796-0045.
The switchboards and e-mailinboxes of members of Congress are not seeing much of a surge from President Barack Obama's plan to send more U.S. troops into Afghanistan.
By John David Rose This time, however, “it’s time to end the practice of paying for wars with deficit spending,” declared Obey and his eight Democratic co-sponsors. “If this war is to be fought, it’s only fair that everyone share the burden. Regardless of whether one favors the war or not, if it is to be fought, it ought to be paid for.
Associated Press - December 1, 2009 12:05 PM ET MADISON, Wis. (AP) - Gov. Jim Doyle has signed into law a bill designed to negate the impact of special interest money in Wisconsin Supreme Court...
Wisconsin Republican gubernatorial candidate Mark Neumann will share a stage Thursday night with ex-Bush White House adviser Karl Rove, who will give a speech at the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee. Rove, President George W. Bush's former deputy chief of staff and architect of his political campaigns, gave guarded support to President Barack Obama's plan this week to increase the number of U.S ...
What an interesting state of affairs. The Republican Party has seemingly become a shell operation controlled by a vibrant and growing conservative movement. It views the GOP as a tool to put conservatives in power.
After ugly state Supreme Court contests that produced two of the most ethically challenged justices in Wisconsin history, Annette Ziegler and Michael Gableman, the anti-democracy crowd decided to blame the voters.
WASHINGTON - As the governor was railing yet again against Washington and filing Thursday to run for a third term, two potential rivals - one from each party - joined forces to fight for a $3 billion Army contract and 3,000 jobs at a Houston-area plant that builds combat trucks.
Amendment would provide free screenings for women The Senate took the first tangible step Thursday in what will likely be weeks of wrangling over health care, approving a measure by Sen. Barbara A. Mikulski designed to enhance insurance coverage of mammograms and other screening tests for women.
Amendment would provide free screenings for women The Senate took the first tangible step Thursday in what will likely be weeks of wrangling over health care, approving a measure by Sen. Barbara A. Mikulski designed to enhance insurance coverage of mammograms and other screening tests for women by making them free of charge.
In the interview I did with Massachusetts Attorney General Martha Coakley last month, she expressed the unabashed truth about the health care debate on a...