Restoring blue-collar U.S. manufacturing jobs is a heavy lift, as the early performance of Foxconn in Wisconsin illustrates.
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Tag Archives: Wisconsin
Atlanta Enters The Amazon Olympics
How much is it worth to cities to attract projects like Amazon’s proposed “second headquarters?”
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Mind The ‘Efficiency Gap’
Does it violate the Constitution when elected officials redraw district boundaries to benefit their party?
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Shutting Down Wisconsin’s Star Chamber
Conservatives’ state-level ascendancy provides a bulwark against the political left’s assault on free speech.
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The Rust Belt Gets Tired Of The Label
Right-to-work: It’s not just a Southern thing anymore.
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Criminalizing Politics
Democratic prosecutors pursued shaky charges against Republican governors in three states this summer. It won’t end there.
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Too Young To Do Much, Except Confess
The law does not let a 12-year-old do much of anything. But in Wisconsin, a preteen can waive counsel and confess a felony.
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Justices Ducking The Bar
Lawyers can still be required to join state bar associations, as the Supreme Court opts to stand aside.
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