Opinion

On December 14, 2020, the Wisconsin Supreme Court ruled against President Donald Trump’s challenge to Wisconsin’s 2020 presidential election.  Undeterred, Trump has since considered adopting a practice of tin-horn tyrants—declaring martial law and having the military redo the election.

Now that Democrats have carte blanche for governing and legislation, I think you and they would do well to remember your obligation to the people of Wisconsin and the nation.

Each year, I eagerly await the Agricultural Economic Outlook Forum that is hosted by the Renk Agribusiness Institute at the University of Wisconsin Madison. This forum is always a terrific way to see the data side of agriculture in Wisconsin. It also provides a view of the potential for the future of this important economy.

Sen. Ted Cruz of Texas and a number of his GOP colleagues have criticized President Joe Biden for signing an executive order to have the United States rejoin the Paris climate agreement.

In a recent Independent, Dave Wester made a valid point about the danger of publicly supporting some religious schools through tuition vouchers. I just don’t think he went far enough. Any religious school is going to filter all educational content through its belief system.

A poll conducted by Wisconsin Newspaper Association member papers found that most respondents are highly against the attack on the U.S. Capitol.

Sixty six percent of respondents said they saw it as a coup and attempt on U.S. democracy.

With February representing Career and Technical Education Month in our state and across the nation, there is no better time to recognize those who aid in providing these invaluable opportunities to Wisconsin students.