Jake Curtis, the counsel for the Institute for Reforming Government, writes in a Milwaukee Journal Sentinel guest column that the Tony Evers administration fails the transparency test miserably. He says that despite promises on openness, Wisconsin government has been notoriously slow under the governor responding to open records requests unlike the previous Scott Walker-led administration.
In his Washington County Daily News column, ex-Milwaukee right-wing radio talk show host Mark Belling claims that the plane crash told us a lot about GOP gubernatorial candidate Tom Tiffany. It showed the measure of him as a person, Belling insists.
In a Milwaukee Journal Sentinel Ideas Lab column, Law Forward's Douglas Poland writes that gerrymandering locks voters out of representative democracy and says that the State Supreme Court has to right this wrong and declare the state's congressional districts unconstitutional.
In a WisOpinion posting, Dennis Yen-Feng Lei of the Taipei Cultural Office in Chicago praises the 40-year Wisconsin-Taiwan sister ties, writing that how that partnership matters more now than ever.
Beloit native Goldy Brown III, a professor of education, posts on the Badger Ins...