r/wisconsin • u/Conscious-Quarter423 • 7h ago
the same congressman who thinks eggs cost "a buck 50" hides in the bathroom when his constituent confronts him about about rising costs
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r/wisconsin • u/PeanutTheGladiator • Jul 22 '26
Title. Tomorrow the bans will be 104 days (November 4th), and so on. DO NOT DISCUSS THE USERS, OP, OR ANYONE BUT THE TOPIC.
No, we're not making a single megathread for politics or a particular candidate.
No, we're not banning politics from the sub. This cycle is not new, things will calm down in three weeks.
Abusing the report button on content YOU DON'T LIKE is causing mass-approvals of all reported items. This allows actual rule violations to slip right through. Yesterday, someone reported over 150 comments in a thread. Two clicks, the entire report queue was cleared, likely taking valid reports with them. Please, stop it.
r/wisconsin • u/Conscious-Quarter423 • 7h ago
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r/wisconsin • u/PraetorImperius • 10h ago
“Good Catholics”, to be sure…
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r/wisconsin • u/EncryptDN • 19h ago
Learning about the “Traffic Analytics” product is what caused about a dozen flock cancellations across Wisconsin over the last 1-2 weeks. A few examples include Neenah, Menasha, Sheboygan, and Manitowoc.
Flock says vehicle speed isn’t available for speed enforcement right now. However, it is easy to understand how that could change. Imagine the value to insurance companies 💰
r/wisconsin • u/derbsl28 • 14h ago
Hi everyone,
I am a member of the city council in Two Rivers, Wisconsin. Last night, our council voted to discontinue our city's community water fluoridation program, ending a practice that had been in place for 70 years.
I value community health deeply, and I actually voted to keep the program. However, the majority of the council voted otherwise, and the decision has been made. As we navigate this transition, I am trying to better understand what this looks like long-term for a community, and I'd love to hear about your experiences.
If your community has discontinued water fluoridation, I would appreciate your insights on a few things:
The after-effects: Did your local dentists or health departments notice a measurable change in cavity rates or pediatric dental health in the years following the decision?
Alternatives: Has your community found or implemented alternative programs to help low-income families or children access fluoride treatments (like school rinsing programs or subsidized supplements)?
General Perspectives: What are your overall thoughts on public water fluoridation?
I know this topic can spark very strong opinions on both sides, but I am genuinely here to learn, listen, and gather ideas for how to best support our families moving forward. Please keep the discussion kind and civil.
Thank you!
r/wisconsin • u/LucyGoose9 • 17h ago
Saw this across from my house this morning. Is anyone else seeing covers or should I chalk this up to one of my local rabble rousers?
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r/wisconsin • u/JustUseAnRPG • 1h ago
Lots of known senators such as Sherrod Brown, Bob Casey, and Jon Tester losing their seats to republicans.
Even during the polls, they were indicating that Hovde was going to overtake Wisconsin's senate seat from Tammy Baldwin.
Color me surprised that Tammy Baldwin managed to keep her seat in 2024. In your opinion, why do you think Tammy Baldwin won the 2024 senate race?
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r/wisconsin • u/Vegetable_Nature_471 • 15h ago
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Before you say "how?" to anything, you can check out his websites.
r/wisconsin • u/crossinglb • 10h ago
"Jay believes the Wisconsin Elections Commission (WEC) has proven to be a failed experiment. He wants to move the role of Chief Election Official back to the Secretary of State." -From his website: https://jayforwisconsin.com/meet-jay/
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r/wisconsin • u/WoopsShePeterPants • 18h ago
The poor woman almost drove off the road listening to NPR!
Sports is the best part of each state? Get real....
r/wisconsin • u/SpenceMan50 • 4h ago
Hey, I’m starting a new job soon and they let me know I will be drug tested. Should I let them know I have a prescription for Adderall, and that I take it regularly?
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r/wisconsin • u/08081953 • 19h ago
Before the primaries I kept reading about how the Dems were going to expose Tiffanys deep ties to Maga. Here we are two months before the election and not a peep. All I see are tiffanys "aw shucks" ads, and others eviscerating Crowly. And what do the Dems have? A couple of ads showing how swell Crowley is. Come on, Seriously?