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The big winner in Wisconsin’s most recent election may be Charles Franklin.

I’m much calmer than you’d think I’d be.  Frankly, I have sib­lings who are more “What the hell?” than I am today.

As we enter the final weekend of what has been an interminably long election season, arguably three-plus years long here in Wisconsin, you will hear lots of conversation about the ground game.

The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel is going to drop its political endorsements. 

The long suffering moderators, hosts, whatever, posed a series of questions. Tommy and Tammy replied, or not...

The Biden and Ryan styles were contrasting. Biden was aggressive and hyperbolic. Ryan was calm and understated and, I think, overly deferential.

Paul Ryan didn’t sound like Mr. Loyalty when commenting on Mitt Romney’s cruel comments about the 47 percent of Americans who pay no taxes...

You can say this about Reince Priebus: He's no Michael Steele.

Fondly remembered as governor but facing doubts about his age and ideology, Tommy Thompson needed a lot of things to go right for him...

Now let’s warm up the crystal ball and see what else is in Wisconsin’s future. 

Another Republican Senate primary, another potential upset in the making.

Our one-hour, live debate with all four candidates hits the airwaves and live stream (wpt.org) tomorrow night, Friday August 10, at 8:00.

If the Republicans running for US Senate banded together, they’d make a pretty decent Olympic team. Former and present athletes all.

Just when you thought it was safe to turn on the TV and not hear a political ad, the Republican primary for the U.S. Senate race is about to heat up.

I don’t know that anyone could have envisioned a supporter, yes, a supporter of Tom Barrett’s, slapping the Democratic candidate for governor.

Who’s up, who’s down? There’s another “who” involved. Namely, who did the poll?