By Richard F. Miniter

So why have liberals chosen to try and force the issue of “Transgender" Rights down our throats and trigger another (and possibly) losing fight over loo access?

Read more: http://www.americanthinker.com/blog/2016/05/what_the_restroom_war_is_really_about.html#ixzz496Ug6SRV

Feingold is worried about the national debt, a problem he helped create. Talk about hypocrisy.

By: Josh Denton | May 12, 2016

Recently, Feingold attempted to bash Ron Johnson, saying he “hasn’t really tried” to reduce the national debt. Yet in the 90’s Feingold voted multiple times against an effort to amend the Constitution to require Congress to pass balanced budgets. Full story....Here

This is a very big deal, folks. This is a real blow to our unelected, unaccountable, and seemingly unmanageable bureaucratic horde. Governor Walker was the driving force behind Act 21 and we have an Attorney General willing to enforce it.

"Act 21 restricts state agencies from promulgating administrative rules unless such authority is “explicitly conferred” on an agency by the Legislature." What a unique concept, you'd think these guys, Walker and Schimel, actually believe in the "rule of law". Full story....Here

Thank you Governor Walker and Representative Quinn.

Three schools in our district are the recipients of FAB Lab grants! Congratulations to the Rice Lake, Turtle Lake, and Birchwood schools! This money will go a long way in opening up even greater opportunities for our students. Link to Romaine's Facebook post.... Here

Salamone, who served as an AFL-CIO labor labor union representative for two decades, is running on a platform of social security, affordable education, and expanded broadband access, but – according to a 2013 editorial in the Wausau Daily Herald – Salamone is also strongly anti-gun. Full story....Here

via Vicki McKenna

Everything you ever wanted to know about Wisconsin cheese, and lots more...Here

By Right Wisconsin

The conservative case for Act 10 often centers on the enormous taxpayer savings. The John K. MacIver Institute estimates those savings now run above $5 billion for the reform. But another story, often overlooked, is the role of Act 10 in reforming public schools in Wisconsin.Full Story....Here