Dan Kelly’s campaign has been curiously silent about the support it is getting from a group that wants to outlaw most common forms of birth control.
A right-wing group that supports criminalizing abortion in Wisconsin is backing Dan Kelly’s state Supreme Court campaign.
The idea of a direct state grant of $500,000 to Choose Life Wisconsin is questioned by Analiese Eicher of One Wisconsin Now. [Urban Milwaukee]
A bill proposed by two Republican legislators would require state taxpayers to give $500,000 a year to fake women’s health centers.
Right-wing legislators who support amending the state constitution to outlaw birth control are targeting science with a new proposal.
Steve King is the subject of national condemnation for a rant explaining opposition to rape and incest exceptions to abortion bans.
One Wisconsin Now joined with a coalition of groups supporting women’s access to abortion and comprehensive health care.
Republicans in control of the state Senate are poised to intervene in health care decisions being made by Wisconsin women.
Taking health care choices away from women and their families is the publicly stated, ultimate goal of many of the legislators.
‘These Guys Need to Show Women the Respect We Deserve’
Brian Hagedorn continues to call to reverse the Supreme Court’s Roe decision, the result of which would be to criminalize abortion.
A right-wing group whose agenda includes outlawing birth control announced they’re endorsing Supreme Court candidate Brian Hagedorn.
One Wisconsin Now Research Director Joanna Beilman-Dulin said Hagedorn can’t be trusted to be fair and impartial on the court. [WKOW-TV]
Shortly after President Trump announced his pick for Supreme Court, the liberal group One Wisconsin Now sent an email with the subject line: “Trump, Walker will criminalize abortion.” “If he is not blocked, Brett Kavanaugh will be the deciding vote to overturn Roe v. Wade and do what Scott Walker has been trying to do […] [Isthmus]
Brad Schimel publicly supports jailing doctors and threatening felonies for people who help women get abortions in cases where the mother’s health is at risk.
“If he is not blocked, Brett Kavanaugh will be the deciding vote to overturn Roe v. Wade and do what Scott Walker has been trying to do for 25 years: criminalize women having abortions,” said Analiese Eicher of the liberal advocacy group One Wisconsin Now. [Urban Milwaukee]
“If he is not blocked, Brett Kavanaugh will be the deciding vote to overturn Roe v. Wade and do what Scott Walker has been trying to do for 25 years: criminalize women having abortions,” said Analiese Eicher of the liberal advocacy group One Wisconsin Now. [Wisconsin Public Radio]
One Wisconsin Now Program Director Analiese Eicher released the following statements about Donald Trump nomination.
The Supreme Court today issued a ruling striking down a law requiring crisis pregnancy centers provide women with truthful and medically accurate information.
My future should not be dependent on my government’s or boss’ moral impositions. [Capital Times]
Today is the 53rd anniversary of the U.S. Supreme Court decision Griswold v. Connecticut that held married people had the right to use contraception.
According to media reports, the administration of Donald Trump will impose new rules that would further restrict access to birth control.
So this Mother’s Day take some time to honor and appreciate your mother. [Capital Times]
Show mothers and women respect they deserve every day by empowering us to make our own decisions about birth control and helping keep it copay free.
As soon as discrimination against women in health insurance was banned, the right wing went all out to undermine both access to birth control services.
Women who remember those days will tell you with horror how men like Michael Screnock would show up to clinics and block them from their health care provider.
We must acknowledge the work left to do to achieve gender equality and the challenges to overcome, like men such as Supreme Court candidate Michael Screnock.
NRA Joined by Groups Opposing Birth Control and Equal Rights for All in Supporting Screnock’s Wisconsin Supreme Court Campaign
Joanna Beilman-Dulin, One Wisconsin Now research director, condemned Wichgers’ endorsement of the AAW sponsored event. [Badger Herald]
One Wisconsin Now reports that Wichgers is inviting colleagues to join him at a meeting with Trewhella’s group at the state Capitol on Feb. 7. [Patheos]
A meeting in the State Capitol is being sponsored by an extremist organization that believes women who get abortions should be subject to capital punishment.
One Wisconsin Now has joined with fellow Progress Now affiliates in calling on the DNC to continue to stand strong on protection of abortion rights.
Joanna Beilman-Dulin, research director for One Wisconsin Now, accused Screnock of lying on his application since he was cited in the abortion protests. [Associated Press]
"Screnock is an extremist whose political views are far beyond the mainstream on women’s health care,” Beilman-Dulin said in a statement. [Milwaukee Journal Sentinel]
Planned Parenthood’s announcement is great news for women & families of Wisconsin who deserve confidential, nonjudgmental reproductive health care services. [Wisconsin Gazette]
Planned Parenthood’s announcement is great news for the women and families of Wisconsin. Congratulations, and thank you, Planned Parenthood of Wisconsin.
Kevin Nicholson, who is now considering a U.S. Senate run as a Republican, is raising serious questions about his credibility and trustworthiness.
They are taking away the ability of Americans to get the health care services they need from the provider of their choice. [Superior Telegram]
Jenni Dye said there are other strategies for preventing premarital pregnancy that Walker has opposed, such as providing contraception and reproductive health services to low-income women. [Wisconsin State Journal]
Sean Duffy, Paul Ryan and the GOP cabal in Washington D.C. are carrying out a political agenda, trying to eliminate an organization with which they disagree.
This decision protecting the rights of women is a powerful reminder of why courts matter. [WITI-TV]
This decision protecting the rights of women is a powerful reminder of why courts matter. [Wisconsin Gazette]
State High Court Candidate Rebecca Bradley More Extreme on Women’s Health Issues Than Raging Misogynist Donald Trump
One Wisconsin Now, revealed this month that Bradley wrote letters and columns for her college newspaper in 1992... calling abortion a holocaust of children. [La Crosse Tribune]
The portion of the column highlighted by One Wisconsin Now referenced author Camille Paglia, a professor at University of the Arts in Philadelphia. Bradley wrote that Paglia had been "prevented from speaking at several colleges" after Paglia "legitimately suggested that women play a role in date rape." [Politifact Wisconsin]
She says the revelations that came out this week – thanks to a liberal non-profit, One Wisconsin Now. [New Civil Rights Movement]
A liberal group, One Wisconsin Now, has released a series of writings from Bradley...Bradley supported writer and critic Camille Paglia's suggestion that women play a role in date rape. [Associated Press]
The piece is one of several unearthed this week by the liberal group One Wisconsin Now. [Capital Times]
The views on women’s reproductive health held by Rebecca Bradley have been consistently extreme and out of step, dating all the way back to her college years.
This case is just one example of how our courts matter and the justices who sit on them make decisions that can have dramatic impacts on our lives.