 A recent Bloomberg Tax column argues that corporate giveaways need to stop. Claiming that giveaways like tax incentives do not work, that the very idea they could work has been discredited, the article concludes that states cannot afford the tens of billions of dollars they have been spending on these programs. It argues that this is a matter of life and death, because the cost of these incentives is endangering public services that both families and employers depend on.
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 MAMMOTH NATION NEEDS YOU!We're in the final countdown to the November Election SHOWDOWN and the Democrats are doing everything in their power to destroy President Trump’s booming economy.
The radical Left and their radical media co-conspirators have been so up in arms that they have literally tried everything to derail the Trump agenda since before he even took the oath of office.  Fund for Investigative Journalism Appoints Eric Ferrero as Executive DirectorWASHINGTON, DC, May 11, 2020 – The Fund for Investigative Journalism announced today that its Board of Directors has appointed Eric Ferrero as the organization’s new Executive Director.
Ferrero has served in leadership roles at some of the country’s most influential and effective nonprofit organizations. He has also supported journalists and the field of journalism throughout his career. Ferrero succeeds Sandy Bergo, who retired after serving as FIJ’s Executive Director for 10 years and joined the organization’s Advisory Board. Wisconsin State Patrol Southwest Region DeForest PostOWI News Release
Location: EAST WASHINGTON AVENUE AT EAST SPRINGS DRIVE County: DANE Date and Time: May 10, 2020 at 9:11 PM Bruce Charles Mickelson, 57 years of age, from Madison, WI has been arrested by the Wisconsin State Patrol DeForest Post for operating a motor vehicle under the influence, 4th offense.
“I love this city,” Miller said, “I love how we cooperate. We get things done here. Business, economic development, government, education, non-profits, social service agencies, we work together, and we get things done. Yet there are still so many things that we can accomplish. We need to create more opportunities, especially for those who have less privilege.”
 Milwaukee Election Commission Chair Stephanie Findley's Video Confirming Election Violation Accusations By Chris Johnson, KINGFISHmke May 6, 2020 The most blatant admission on the video from City of Milwaukee Election Commission Chair Stephanie Findley is her confirming that she did not give the City of Milwaukee written notice of her recusing herself as Chair of the Election Commission during the 2020 General Spring election before she publicly began endorsing incumbent Mayor Tom Barrett, "I did recuse myself from the election on February 19th, I posted it on my Facebook page. I did not have to send a recusal letter to the city to say that I recused myself, I posted it publicly for the whole world to see..."  Wisconsin Goes Purple for Crime Victims Residents, organizations, businesses, and landmarks across Wisconsin recognize National Crime Victims’ Rights Week with purple lights MADISON – Residents, organizations, businesses, and landmarks across Wisconsin are going purple as part of a statewide recognition of National Crime Victims’ Rights Week (NCVRW), organized by Marsy’s Law for Wisconsin. Participants around the state are sporting purple lights on their homes, businesses, and other structures to showcase support for victims’ rights.
“Although I am eager to meet everyone in person when the Safer at Home orders are lifted,” Miller said, “I am grateful for technology that allows people to learn why I’m passionate about this opportunity to serve others.”
 Yesterday, Governor Evers issued Emergency Order #28. Under the order, “Stay at Home” requirements are extended from April 24 until May 26. Many rules from the existing “Stay at Home” order stay the same under the new order.
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