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La Crosse Tribune | Hudson: Voucher schools deserve support
WILL's Lead Education Analyst, Lexi Hudson, writing in the La Crosse Tribune, explores how transformative it would be for K-12 education if entrepreneurs ...
WILL Press Release | Releases Another Mythbusting Policy Brief on School Choice
Dispatches critics’ claims, debunks oft-repeated myths about Wisconsin’s school choice programs March 1, 2016 – Milwaukee, WI – The Wisconsin Institute for Law & Liberty has released a policy […]
Wall Street Journal | State House to White House? Not so easy
Wall Street Journal's Heather Haddon talks to WILL President and General Counsel Rick Esenberg about the difficulties governors's face (in this case, ...
The Milwaukee Journal-Sentinel | Fischer: Senate doesn’t have to confirm
WILL Senior Counsel Mike Fischer writing in the Milwaukee Journal-Sentinel:
"But the Constitution tells us only what has to happen — or not happen. It ...
NYSE Post | Obama: Senate should follow Constitution, allow vote on Supreme Court nominee
WILL President and General Counsel Rick Esenberg weighs in on the debate over political tactics over appointing Justice Scalia's replacement.
""There's ...
RightWisconsin | Esenberg: Justice Scalia, RIP
WILL President and General Counsel Rick Esenberg joined WTMJ's Charlie Sykes earlier this week to discuss the sudden and tragic passing of Supreme Court ...
Milwaukee Journal-Sentinel | Fischer: Senate doesn’t have to confirm
WILL Senior Counsel Mike Fischer writes in the Milwaukee Journal-Sentinel:
"Justice Antonin Scalia hardly would be surprised by the fact that his tragic ...
Milwaukee Journal-Sentinel | Esenberg: Vos amendment to choice funding formula does not punish public schools
WILL President and General Counsel, Rick Esenberg, writing in the Milwaukee Journal-Sentinel:
"A current legislative proposal, introduced by Speaker Robin ...
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