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September 16, 2019

Last week we learned Wisconsin students’ test scores dropped again, with only 39 percent at least proficient in English language arts, and 40 percent in math. This, despite record education spending. Are Wisconsin taxpayers getting their money’s worth?

Gov. Tony Evers has ordered the Capitol Christmas Tree be called the Holiday Tree once again. Do you agree?
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