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Richard Moore

Richard Moore

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Investigative Reporter, The Lakeland Times

Minocqua

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Total articles 138

  • Evers’s Direct Democracy Initiative Should Go Directly to the Waste Bin

    By Richard Moore Verified| MacIver Institute Verified Evers Pushes for Direct DemocracyThat Tony Evers, boy oh boy, he’s a champ for democracy, isn’t he? Like other caped Democrats, he’s always flitting around yelling “Save Democracy,” and this week he’s doing it again with a dusted-off and previously rejected pitch for direct ballot initiatives. Republican leaders have indicated it will be rejected again, and rightly so. To understand why his proposal should hit the circular file requires an understanding of how Democrats define democracy.

    By Richard Moore Verified · MacIver Institute

    Jan. 08, 2025

  • Local Control Doesn't Trump State Law, Town Officials Learn

    By Richard Moore Verified, Rockstar Design| MacIver Institute Verified Just recently the WMC Litigation Center—an affiliate of Wisconsin Manufacturers & Commerce (WMC)—filed a lawsuit on behalf of two taxpayers against the town of Eureka, alleging the town’s permitting requirements for livestock farms are unlawful. And that they are. At least in my take, it’s just another example of “local control” gone wild.

    By Richard Moore Verified, Rockstar Design · MacIver Institute

    Aug. 28, 2024

  • Evers’s Direct Democracy Initiative Should Go Directly to the Waste Bin

    By Richard Moore Verified| MacIver Institute Verified Evers Pushes for Direct DemocracyThat Tony Evers, boy oh boy, he’s a champ for democracy, isn’t he? Like other caped Democrats, he’s always flitting around yelling “Save Democracy,” and this week he’s doing it again with a dusted-off and previously rejected pitch for direct ballot initiatives. Republican leaders have indicated it will be rejected again, and rightly so. To understand why his proposal should hit the circular file requires an understanding of how Democrats define democracy.

    By Richard Moore Verified · MacIver Institute

    Jan. 08, 2025

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The Lakeland Times

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