In just one year, the new progressive majority has been doing exactly what voters across the Badger State elected them to do: hear cases where our constitutional rights and freedoms are at stake and ensure those rights and freedoms are protected.
In commemoration of the 59th anniversary of Medicare and Medicaid, A Better Wisconsin Together is calling on state and federal lawmakers to protect these programs that have helped Wisconsinites afford and access healthcare for nearly six decades.
We applaud the current progressive majority on the Wisconsin Supreme Court for doing what Wisconsinites elected them to do – protect our constitutional rights and freedoms, including the right to a representative democracy and equal access to the ballot box.
Today marks 100 days since the Republican majority of the Joint Finance Committee (JFC) first refused Governor Tony Evers' call to release $140 million in funds to address PFAS water pollution clean up and hospital closures that have left western Wisconsin families stranded for health care access.
A Better Wisconsin Together is thanking Vice President Kamala Harris for visiting Milwaukee today to celebrate the Biden-Harris Administration’s work on behalf of hardworking Wisconsin families and protecting our freedoms.
From our access to reproductive health care and the ability to marry who we love, all the way to signing the first major gun safety legislation in three decades and doing more than any other president to stop climate change, President Biden has spent decades fighting to give us a better future.
Following the tragic killing of Samuel Sharpe, a Milwaukee man, at the hands of out-of-state police here in Wisconsin for the Republican National Convention, A Better Wisconsin Together is condemning gun violence of any sort - political or not - and denouncing the MAGA faction members who are spreading dangerous misinformation and using this tragedy as a means of gaining political advantage.
The following are the statements of A Better Wisconsin Together on the opening of the Republican National Convention in Milwaukee.
Recently, the MAGA majority on the U.S. Supreme Court - despite total lack of legal precedent and universal rejection by lower courts - decided to disregard democracy and grant MAGA leader Donald Trump, a convicted felon, immunity for official acts in order to help him seize power and enact an agenda by, of, and for the MAGA faction.
In a positive step toward fully protecting safe and legal abortion access in the Badger State, the Wisconsin Supreme Court announced today that it will take up the case of Planned Parenthood v. Urmanski, in which the justices could rule to protect Wisconsinites’ right to comprehensive abortion care.