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Debate showed new, confident leader has mettle, integrity for White House

With election day less than two months away, the Wisconsin State Journal asked readers to submit questions they had about the two Madison School District referendum questions up for voter approval on Nov. 5.

On Saturday morning, dozens of voters and canvassing volunteers packed the little room, carrying lawn signs and political literature to distribute.

There is no one formula to fit everyone.

GREEN BAY — In the initially retelling of that unforgettable night, Matt Flynn, his wife and his suddenly ex-Buffalo Bills teammates were out to dinner, watching “Monday Night Football.”

Milwaukee's magic number to win the NL Central is down to 3. The Brewers will go for the three-game sweep Sunday.

UW-Madison professor Barry Burden's column last Sunday, "Electoral College concentrates harm," failed to really address the issue of why it was created and how to make it better.

Am I the only one who thinks the UW athletic department has forgotten how to treat its supporters?

The Sept. 5 State Journal Opinion Page contained three letters to the editor opposing former President Donald Trump and none supporting him.

Yet another school shooting has occurred, and again all we get from elected Republican leaders are crickets.

Thank you for last Sunday's editorial on e-bikes in Madison, "E-bikes need speed limit on city paths."

Will the area plans pay off for Madison?

I have balanced eight Madison city budgets. There's no way to fix a $22 million problem without a referendum allowing the city to exceed state taxing limits.

We are writing to endorse Richard Johnson for the 50th Assembly District. He has been a New Glarus resident for 23 years.

Thanks to the Madison Mallards baseball fans and Night Mares softball fans.

The limited extent of American support for Ukraine's defense is bothersome.

A quarterback with great arm strength whose a physical runner poses a threat to a Packers defense. Here's what to watch.

The second-most lopsided defeat of Luke Fickell's coaching career left him admitting there's a big hill to climb to get this program where he wants it.

A performance fit for a Heisman Trophy contender caused fits for the Badgers' defense all afternoon.

It was a big recruiting weekend for the Badgers, who hosted players across several classes. This prospect will play alongside another Wisconsin recruiting target.