Crowded primaries can lead to unexpected results, said Scot Ross, who now serves as the executive director of the liberal group One Wisconsin Now. [Milwaukee Journal Sentinel]
One Wisconsin Now Executive Director Scot Ross makes his regular appearance on UNSPUN to talk thankfulness in Wisconsin politics. [WMTV-TV]
They don't like One Wisconsin Now's habit of arguing with their views, so thanks to social media technology they can just refuse to give the group access. [Capital Times]
Joanna Beilman-Dulin, research director for the liberal group One Wisconsin Now, said Zimmerman’s comments were inappropriate. [Milwaukee Journal Sentinel]
One Wisconsin Now says repealing the deduction would have “the net effect of a massive property tax increase for Wisconsin homeowners.” [Associated Press]
Nelson commented that midtown was on the places with an early voting site in Milwaukee. This came about due to One Wisconsin Institute v. Thomsen. [Milwaukee Courier]
“Student loan debt is the defining economic crisis for nearly 1 million Wisconsinites,” said progressive group One Wisconsin Now in a statement. [Wisconsin Gazette]
Like students across the state, I was shocked by the Board of Regents’ new policy attacking free speech on University of Wisconsin System campuses. [Capital Times]
Tom Barrett joined One Wisconsin Institute in announcing the city approved funds for eight places where Milwaukee resident can vote absentee in person. [Wisconsin Radio Network]
“This is a sleazy attempt to prioritize a predatory industry over the consumer safety and financial well-being of Wisconsinites,” Scot Ross. [Associated Press]
Since 2015, Scott Walker has not done a public event where you don't have to pay admission or be on an approved list. I mean, it is disgraceful. [Politifact]
One Wisconsin Now charged, Schimel made those comments a month after receiving a $250 contribution from Purdue Pharma PAC, “its only PAC contribution made in Wisconsin.” [Urban Milwaukee]
"This is a sleazy attempt to prioritize a predatory industry over the consumer safety and financial well-being of Wisconsinites," Scot Ross. [Associated Press]
Scot Ross, director of the liberal advocacy group One Wisconsin Now, said the glut of Democrats vying to unseat Walker shows the party’s enthusiasm about 2018. [Wisconsin State Journal]
Free speech is not just for the people or organizations whom our state elected officials like or with whom they agree. [Capital Times]
Scot Ross, head of the liberal group One Wisconsin Now, said the lawmakers' ties to businesses that could benefit from a lower drinking age were a concern. [Associated Press]
As One Wisconsin Now, told Stein, if Walker isn’t mentioning Foxconn, it’s because the governor’s internal polling is showing the deal isn’t popular. [Urban Milwaukee]
Scot Ross, who leads the liberal advocacy group One Wisconsin Now, says the bill sends the wrong message about the state's drinking culture. [WKOW-TV]
This rigged deal to give a state contract to Governor Walker's campaign treasurer's business is as sleazy as it gets. [Milwaukee Journal Sentinel]
Analiese Eicher joins 414 Wisconsin to talk about how Scott Walker is the worst governor for student loan borrowers. [WRRD-AM]
Scot Ross: Celebrating 10 Years with One Wisconsin Now [Sly Podcasts]
Scot Ross, head of the liberal group One Wisconsin Now, noted Walker regularly gets polls of his own. [Milwaukee Journal Sentinel]
"You're not going to beat Scott Walker by promising he'll make Wisconsin worse," said Scot Ross. [Associated Press]
“You’re not going to beat Scott Walker by promising he’ll make Wisconsin worse,” said Scot Ross. [Associated Press]
Scot Ross discussed his lawsuit against three Republican lawmakers who have blocked his organization on Twitter. [WKOW-TV]
Scot Ross joins the Devils to discuss his new article, “Ten things to know about Scott Walker, 2017 edition” [WRRD-AM]
One Wisconsin Now argues blocking their account violates the First Amendment by denying them access to information that’s being shared publicly. [Wisconsin Radio Network]
One Wisconsin Now is suing three GOP state lawmakers for blocking the organization on Twitter, arguing the step amounted to a violation of the First Amendment. [Wisconsin Public Radio]
“Scott Walker is able to do one thing well: campaign in the state of Wisconsin,” Scot Ross begrudgingly acknowledges. [Wisconsin Gazette]
A liberal advocacy group filed a federal lawsuit against three top Republicans, alleging they are infringing on the group's free speech rights. [Associated Press]
A Wisconsin progressive nonprofit filed a federal lawsuit Tuesday against three Republican State Assembly members for blocking its Twitter account. [Courthouse News]
Does blocking someone on Twitter violate the First Amendment? Liberal advocacy group One Wisconsin Now is arguing yes, if you’re an elected official. [Observer]
The liberal group One Wisconsin Now sued three GOP lawmakers Tuesday for blocking it on Twitter. [Milwaukee Journal Sentinel]
A liberal advocacy group is suing, claiming three Republican lawmakers shouldn't be allowed to block people from their public Twitter accounts. [WISN-TV]
A new report shows Wisconsin’s share of $1.4 trillion in U.S. student loan debt tops $24 billion. [WKOW-TV]
Democratic U.S. Rep. Mark Pocan first introduced the bill in 2013 after learning about the implications of student debt from One Wisconsin Now. [Capital Times]
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]
Scot Ross said Walker's approach to cutting taxes for the wealthy... are reasons why the state has seen one of the largest declines in the middle class. [Wisconsin State Journal]
The liberal advocacy group One Wisconsin Now and others have pointed out that the Walker deal with the senators is nothing more than "log rolling." [Capital Times]
Breaking down Vos's apology, U.S. Senate drama We are unspinning the political headlines with our analysts, Scot Ross and Bill McCoshen. [WMTV-TV]
“I find it difficult to see how 43 million Americans with $1.4 trillion in debt is not a national crisis,” said Analiese Eicher, One Wisconsin Now. [Capital Times]
Gov. Walker cutting an attack ad on jobs in Illinois is a bizarre move for a guy who broke his 2010 promise to create 250,000 jobs by 2014. [WITI-TV]
There appears to be a wider political connection. The liberal advocacy group One Wisconsin Now pointed out the timing. We give Walker a Half Flip. [PolitiFact]
Scott Walker has launched a campaign video, eerily at the same time as a 4 minute video featuring Walker is released by a group from Florida. [WRRD-AM]
“Whether the authors of this legislation like it or not... the Constitution continues to protect our rights to speech, to assembly and to free association.” [Daily Cardinal]
One Wisconsin Now came out with a statement Monday, saying Ryan plans to “hand out tax breaks to the super rich at the expense of hard-working Wisconsinites.” [Janesville Gazette]
Scot Ross, director of the liberal group One Wisconsin Now, said delays have become a systemic problem under Schimel's leadership. [Associated Press]
Emails obtained by One Wisconsin Now that were provided to The Associated Press on Wednesday show that professors raised red flags early on. [Associated Press]
What were the regents thinking? Some of them were, as UW-Madison senior Savion Castro complained, "capitulating to a band of right-wing extremists." [Capital Times]