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Will Donald Trump follow Richards Nixon's footsteps? | David Kreling
Will history repeat itself?
Wisconsin's elections have always been free and fair | Mark Quinn
Rep. Scott Krug, R-Nekoosa, wrote a column in last Sunday’s paper, "Elections safe, fair but can improve," applauding the 2024 elections here in Wisconsin for their their fairness. He took credit with his fellow lawmakers for our state’s electoral successes.
It's not the voters for Donald Trump who are stupid | John A. Schrandt
The Nov. 21 letter to the editor "We should all know by now who Trump really is" lamented that many stupid people (voters) are in this country.
Donald Trump's tariffs hurt consumers, not foreign countries | Carol Van Hulle
The headline for Tuesday's article "Trump targets China, Mexico and Canada" was about President-elect Donald Trump's proposed tariffs.
New administration will shatter institutions we all rely on | Thomas Gebhart
We are now witnessing the dismantlement of our functioning public institutions.
Donald Trump was the only reason elections were in doubt | John Finkler
Rep. Scott Krug, R-Nekoosa, gave himself a pat on the back for Wisconsin's smooth Election Day in Sunday's column, "Elections safe, fair but can improve." Unfortunately, he ignored the giant "GOP elephant" in the room as to why things went…
Education policy should be focus of next election | Chris Unterberger
I can't add much to the discourse about the fall election. But what I haven’t heard much about is education (aside from the future World Wrestling Entertainment-style federal policies coming from President-elect Donald Trump's administration).
U.S. military could ship aid directly to beach in Gaza | Jim Blair
The Nov. 22 letter to the editor "Israeli troops should protect convoys of aid" correctly describes the humanitarian situation in Gaza and suggested that the Israel Defense Forces escort trucks suppling food and medicine to Gaza.
Donald Trump's Cabinet of charlatans will challenge America | Ken Berg
With the election over, I’ve concluded we, as citizens, need to stay active and provide pushback and constructive criticism to help preserve this democracy of ours.
Mass deportation has nothing to do with skin pigment | Joseph Tripalin
Not surprisingly, the State Journal has received many angry letters about the presidential election. I do my best to ignore them, but the Nov. 22 letter to the editor "Worry over price of eggs will show price of bigotry" really…
How self-doubt fuels Packers’ Quay Walker in quest to realize vast potential
The oft-criticized linebacker is just as down on his play as the fans. But the third-year player and former first-round pick uses it to fuel his play.
The key to Wisconsin volleyball's success? Goldfish memory: 3 things we learned from the finale
The Badgers celebrated their senior class, though a lengthy delay occurred, a country leading category was key and NCAA Tournament prospects to know.
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How Wisconsin women's basketball fared at the Cancun Challenge (copy)
Carter McCray and the Badgers completed the three-game holiday tournament in Mexico in grand style.
3 things that stood out from Wisconsin men's basketball's blowout win over Chicago State (copy)
The No. 15 Badgers cruised after an ugly start against the struggling Cougars in a non-conference game Saturday at the Kohl Center..
Why the 3rd period of a runaway win was important for Wisconsin men's hockey (copy)
The Badgers have had trouble playing with a lead early this season but coach Mike Hastings saw growth as they opened a nonconference series with a rout.
4 observations after rewatching Wisconsin's likely season-ending loss to Minnesota (copy)
Observations this week include a tough day from a standout defender, a look at a passing-game issue, an interesting wrinkle on defense and more.
Cynthia Kay Campbell
August 21, 1946 – November 20, 2024
How Wisconsin women's basketball fared at the Cancun Challenge
Carter McCray and the Badgers completed the three-game holiday tournament in Mexico in grand style.