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Elections Have Consequences: Judicial Appointments and Elections Do Too

January 21, 2023

Legislatively Speaking By Senator Lena C. Taylor January 22, 2023 marks the 50th Anniversary of Supreme Court’s Roe v. Wade Decision. In acknowledgement of this milestone, the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) released a report entitled: “Marking the 50th Anniversary of Roe: Biden-Harris Administration Efforts to Protect Reproductive Health Care”. The report […]

Popular Interests In This Article: Judicial Appointments, Legislatively Speaking, Lena C. Taylor

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Improving Health Equity Is Critical And Medicare Advantage Is Part Of The Solution

January 21, 2023

By Representative Sylvia Ortiz-Velez One of the most important takeaways from the COVID-19 pandemic is the importance of health equity—that is, the idea that everyone deserves an equal opportunity to achieve their optimal health through access to high-quality, comprehensive, and affordable health care. The pandemic laid bare the many challenges the Badger State has when […]

Popular Interests In This Article: FFS Medicare, Health Equity, Medicare Advantage Plan, Sylvia Ortiz-Velez

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Are Martin Luther King Jr’s Philosophies on Love Still Relevant Today

January 14, 2023

By Karen Stokes More than 50 years after the assassination of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. the United States remains divided. As we approach what would have been his 94th birthday, have we lost our way from King’s teachings on love, the philosophies that were the doctrine of how he lived his life? Are King’s […]

Popular Interests In This Article: Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., Karen Stokes, Philosophies of Love

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Yes, Rebecca, The Patriarchy is Real

January 14, 2023

By LaKeshia N. Myers “This is a man’s world”—James Brown’s lyrics seemed to have resonated with former Lieutenant Governor Rebecca Kleefisch this week. In an interview with Wisconsin Eye, Kleefisch touted her desire to help more women to run for office after ‘shocking’ treatment of her family. A Journal-Sentinel article about the WisEye interview points […]

Popular Interests In This Article: LaKeshia N. Myers, Rebecca Kleefisch

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Bailing Out On Reason, Data, and Facts

January 14, 2023

Legislatively Speaking By Senator Lena C. Taylor Rush to Change State Constitution on Cash Bail Ignores Real Failures I think it’s safe to say that no one would ever want to see a day again like November 21, 2021. Seared in our collective psyche, we won’t forget the tragedy that was exacted on unsuspecting attendees […]

Popular Interests In This Article: Bail Reform, Legislatively Speaking, Lena C. Taylor

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Judge Everett Mitchell: Too Legit to Quit

January 7, 2023

By LaKeshia N. Myers To know me, is to know that I have an opinion. I am thankful that I chose a career that values opining on issues, as it allows me to truly “mind the business that pays me”. For those that follow this column closely, you will remember in my post-election autopsy, I […]

Popular Interests In This Article: Everett Mitchell, LaKeshia N. Myers, Wisconsin Supreme Court

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Many Factors Contributed to Ron Johnson’s November Victory. Observers say Race was Most Likely one of Them.

January 7, 2023

By Devin Blake This story was originally published by Milwaukee Neighborhood News Service, where you can find other stories reporting on fifteen city neighborhoods in Milwaukee. Visit milwaukeenns.org. In elections, does race matter? Although the November campaigns are over and done, the 2024 elections are even now underway. So we asked the question. One conclusion: […]

Popular Interests In This Article: Devin Blake, Election Results, Ron Johnson

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Milwaukee, What Is The Plan?

December 31, 2022

By LaKeshia N. Myers As we embark on a new legislative session, there have already been stern indications that things will be difficult for Milwaukee—city and county—in the next state budget. Assembly Speaker Robin Vos has stated that he believes the city and county must do more before the idea of a sales tax would […]

Popular Interests In This Article: LaKeshia N. Myers, Milwaukee City Budget, Milwaukee County Budget

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Not Everyone Was Home for the Holidays

December 31, 2022

Legislatively Speaking By Senator Lena C. Taylor The frigid temperatures we experienced during the Christmas holiday tested us all. As weather forecasters predicted record-breaking lows and heavy snow, large parts of the nation buckled down to ride out the storm. Others decided to continue with travel plans and try their luck at an on-time arrival […]

Popular Interests In This Article: Homelessness, Legislatively Speaking, Lena C. Taylor

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340B Doesn’t Solve Health Inequities

December 24, 2022

By Amy Hinojosa Advocates have long fought for federal funding to reach people in most need. Back in 1992, Congress established the 340B drug pricing program, which guaranteed drug discounts to hospitals serving a disproportionately high percentage of uninsured or low-income patients. Congress hoped the legislation would help hospitals provide better, less expensive care. But […]

Popular Interests In This Article: 340B, Amy Hinojosa, Prescription Drug Prices

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