Free Marketers Give Legislators Pink Slips for Smaller Government Tomorrow
The citizens of Wisconsin are already getting the small government message across to their legislators for 2010.  The Wisconsin Grandsons for Liberty will be promoting smaller government in Madison tomorrow, here is the run down if you would like to join them: “On this single day, citizens from Ohio to Texas will take a unified stand against big government. Here in Wisconsin, we’ll respectfully take the battle for our families and businesses inside the Capitol in Madison. Come join us in Madison at the Capitol to send a message to our legislators. In 2010, the Peopl

Senate Healthcare Bill: 392 Mentions of taxes and regulations
The words people use tell us a lot about the true message of a document or group, this has never been more true than in the healthcare bill that the Democrats and President Obama are trying to force on the American people. The American Taxpayers Union has the details: “For example, in Reid’s bill, the words “tax” and “taxes” appear 200 times. “Regulations” 192 times. In contrast, “choice” and “options” appear 26 and 40 times, respectively.” I am not surprised at all, with the Democrats constantly pushing bigger government and taking

Healthcare from the Democrats = 13 New Taxes!
You heard that right, 13 new taxes! The one that bothers me the most? The new HSA taxes and limits.  Health Savings Accounts (HSAs) are a responsible way for Americans to take control of their healthcare spending and save for the future. What do the Democrats do with it? Limit it!  They know what’s good for you so just let the government take care of everything! Here is a run down of all the new taxes from ATR: “H.R. 3962, the “Affordable Health Care for America Act” has been

Tomorrow: J.B. Van Hollen Hosted By The Conservative Young Professionals of Milwaukee
From the Conservative Young Professionals of Milwaukee’s website and facebook (see you there!): October Social Hour Meet Attorney General J.B. Van Hollen at the Palms

Good for Executive Walker
On Friday, the Personnel Committee of the Milwaukee County Board of Supervisors voted to add “domestic partner benefits” to the County’s employee benefits plan (which is already tremendously expensive). According to the MJS’s report, “The measure calls for developing a final plan for offering health benefits to same sex or opposite sex partners of county workers.” The benefits are roughly estimated to cost $4 million, which would have to be found by either raising reve