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Speaker Vos: Congratulates Chancellor Rebecca Blank on her new endeavors

Speaker Vos: Congratulates Chancellor Rebecca Blank on her new endeavors
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Murphy s Law: How Vos Pushes The Big Lie » Urban Milwaukee

Claiming election irregularities, undermining election officials, hiring a GOP expert in smears. By Bruce Murphy - Jun 1st, 2021 01:40 pm //end headline wrapper ?>Assembly Speaker Robin Vos. File photo by Coburn Dukehart / Wisconsin Center for Investigative Journalism. Soon after the November 2020 election results came in Assembly Speaker and Rep. Robin Vos(R-Rochester) began his assault on truth. He saluted his own election victory in his gerrymandered district as “a repudiation of Tony Evers leadership style.” Yet he also claimed there were election irregularities in Wisconsin while offering no evidence of this. How could the election be so vindicating and yet untrustworthy? A mere detail for Vos, whose goal was to promote the Big Lie of election fraud pushed by

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Cannabis advocates switch focus to local policy - Wisconsin Examiner

Wisconsin Examiner ‘For so long we’d been beating our head against the wall at the state level’ Marijuana leaf in the sunset | Kym MacKinnon on Unsplash While ending cannabis prohibition remains a key ambition of many Badger State residents, their toolbox of strategies may need to change. Advocates like Eric Marsch, of Southeastern Wisconsin NORML, a pro-cannabis organization, are beginning to re-focus their efforts away from the state level. “For so long we’d been beating our head against the wall at the state level,” Marsch told Wisconsin Examiner. “I think that trying to refocus on the local level gives us more momentum, gives us more victories, helps get more people active. And so, I think we’ll be able to channel that into some statewide victories next year in 2022. I think things are looking pretty good in terms of building up support on the local level.”

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Cannabis Backers Switch Focus to Local Laws

‘Beating our head against the wall’ pushing Legislature to legalize pot. //end headline wrapper ?>A joint. (Pixabay License). While ending cannabis prohibition remains a key ambition of many Badger State residents, their toolbox of strategies may need to change. Advocates like Eric Marsch, of Southeastern Wisconsin NORML, a pro-cannabis organization, are beginning to re-focus their efforts away from the state level. “For so long we’d been beating our head against the wall at the state level,” Marsch told Wisconsin Examiner. “I think that trying to refocus on the local level gives us more momentum, gives us more victories, helps get more people active. And so, I think we’ll be able to channel that into some statewide victories next year in 2022. I think things are looking pretty good in terms of building up support on the local level.”

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Assembly approves bill to allow DWD to update computers - Wisconsin Radio Network

Assembly approves bill to allow DWD to update computers The Wisconsin Assembly voted unanimously on Tuesday, for legislation starting the task of updating the state’s unemployment insurance system. The Senate passed the bill, which was amended to include liability protections for businesses, last week. Democratic Governor Tony Evers has said he will sign the bill. Speaker Robin Vos (R-Rochester) said the governor bears responsibility for thousands of people who waited months for benefits. “To literally have people where less than one percent of the calls were answered. And that took months to solve,” Vos said. Evers had called a special session to deal with the Department of Workforce Development’s aging computers. Vos said that wasn’t necessary. “We know, he has the ability under current law,” he said. “The Fiscal Bureau has the memo. It was very clear, he could have done this weeks ago.”

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