Milwaukee needs to leverage the Brewers’ World Series win into a recruitment pitch, writes businessman and radio host Jeff Sherman in a Journal Sentinel guest column. He has several suggestions on how to make that happen.
In a Wisconsin Democracy Campaign post, director Nick Ramos celebrates the Brewers’ win and Tuesday’s election that showed money doesn’t vote. Voters said loud and clear that they’re fed up with corruption, he insists.
Speaking of the election, Caffeinated Politics blogger Gregory Humphrey writes that the Republicans need to wake up from Trumpism. Too many Republican voters chose blind stupefying loyalty over any shred of accountability, he says.
In a WisOpinion posting, John Imes declares that Wisconsin’s new leadership has an opportunity to put energy affordability first. The director of the Wisconsin Environmental Inititive says one of the first moves should be to adopt a clean energy standard for the state.
In a Dairyland Sentinel column, veteran school choice champion George Mitchell frets over its future now that Democrats have taken control of the state. It won’t matter to them that choice students do better and at a lower cost, he laments.