More than 500 seats can be packed into the A380’s two decks, and several airlines have capitalized on its generous proportions to introduce lavish amenities for its first-class passengers, including opulent lounges, health spas and “apartments” equipped with double beds and private showers.
State campaign finance records show Hogan has donated over $24,000 to Walker’s campaigns since 2005, while he also donated $10,000 this year to a super PAC that has been supporting the governor’s presidential run. [emphasis added]
Good soldier Agency CEO Mark Hogan and other board members pushed back against the Democrats at a February public board meeting, raising concerns that their request was a waste of taxpayer resources for a problem that has already been resolved, and that the tenor of the discussion has negatively affected employee morale.
Damn! That pesky public records law. Last month, the Justice Department’s open government office intervened, urging WEDC to do a better job communicating and observing that the state Public Records Law requires agencies to fulfill requests “as soon as practicable and without delay.”Other WEDC posts:
Publicly and privately, the Walker administration has expressed frequent frustration with the criticisms and open records requests made by Lassa and the other Democratic lawmaker on the WEDC board, Assembly Minority Leader Peter Barca of Kenosha.
In his budget bill last year, Walker proposed removing all the elected officials then on the WEDC board, including the governor himself, two state senators and two state representatives. In the end, legislators left the lawmakers on the agency's board but granted Walker's request to withdraw as chairman.
Fox said Wednesday that the game drew a 10 share and 8.7 million viewers.
Ratings represent the percentage of homes with televisions tuned to a program, the share is the percentage of households watching among TVs in use at the time.
Baseball remains the most-watched all-star game of the four major North American pro sports.
“Thus far, our conversations with the people of Wisconsin have been incredibly constructive. Our goal is to create a forum for our citizens to give feedback about what they think is working in Wisconsin, what our focus should be as we approach the next budget, and what the role of state government should be.”Participation in these session is by invitation only.
That was then, this is now. Mr. [Brian] Kazy [Cleveland City Council and Safety Committee member] said he had never been concerned about Ohio’s open-carry laws. But then Micah Johnson, an African-American sniper said to be determined to murder white police officers, went on a rampage in Texas, which also has open-carry laws.
(Mercifully so.) Last week, Mr. Corker failed to excite the crowd, speaking for less than three minutes as voters clamored for Mr. Trump. (The senator took himself out of vice-presidential contention the next morning.)
Walker says the commission basically drew straws to determine if its chair would be a democrat or republican.
"I don't have any say over it one way or the other. It was literally up to them, so whether people like or dislike her appointment, that's one the democrats specifically made," said Walker.
A Department of Justice spokesman [this whippersnapper?] said he couldn’t explain the trend, but attorneys who have worked closely with the unit said it may be a symptom of the dwindling number of pollution cases the state Department of Natural Resources has referred for legal action.
Ryan's aspritational ideas are notorious for their lack of detail.
