Wisconsin will no longer be included on lawsuits over Obamacare after a federal appeals court agreed to Attorney General Josh Kaul’s requests to have the state removed. We learn what this means for the state and how lawmakers are reacting. We also take a look at a proposal to restore state government’s right to seize private property for recreational trails.
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Gov. Evers' Proposes Allowing Seizure Of Property For Trails
In his budget, Governor Tony Evers wants to restore local governments’ ability to seize private property for trails and bike paths. We talk to an organization representing property owners about what it thinks this could mean for Wisconsinites on both sides of the coin.
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State Capitol Report: Wisconsin's Removal From Affordable Care Act Lawsuits
A federal appeals court recently ruled that Wisconsin is out of all the lawsuits targeting the Affordable Care Act. In our state capitol report, a political science professor explains what this means and the legal challenges the ACA still faces.
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- Kate Archer Kent Host
- Laura Pavin Producer
- Courtney Everett Producer
- Lee Rayburn Technical Director
- John Jacobson Guest
- Philip Rocco Guest
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