
Kristin Brey
Co-Host, Point Taken at WTMJ-AM (Milwaukee, WI)
Columnist at Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
Creator of @asgoeswisconsin, Radio host at @620wtmj & Columnist at @Journalsentinel.
Articles
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2 weeks ago |
jsonline.com | Kristin Brey
President Trump's planned military parade on his birthday is drawing criticism for its high cost and perceived vanity. The parade is estimated to cost $45 million, potentially diverting funds from veteran support services. The military parade is compared an extravagant wedding, unwanted and paid for by the public. The author argues the parade is a display of authoritarianism rather than patriotism. We’ve all had that friend.
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2 weeks ago |
yahoo.com | James N. Fitzhenry |Kristin Brey
You might have heard that child care costs as much as college. Parents face big bills, long wait lists and a shortage of quality providers. At the same time, many child care providers say without assistance, they will be forced to close their doors. One of the biggest hurdles is finding qualified workers in an industry with low wages.
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2 weeks ago |
wtmj.com | Kristin Brey
MILWAUKEE — The definition of empathy is: “the ability to understand and share the feelings of others.” Except, of course, when it comes to politics. Additioanlly, some leaders of the Christian Right have been evangelizing that empathy is a sin. Have we lost our way when it comes to understanding that there may be a place for empathy in our current political environment and that the failure to understand that basic concept just might be making things worse?
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2 weeks ago |
indystar.com | Kristin Brey
If death and taxes are the only certainties, Joni Ernst is here to cut one and fast-track the other. “We all are going to die," she said. You might think that’s a line from a nihilistic French play. Or something a teenage goth said in Hot Topic.
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3 weeks ago |
eu.greenbaypressgazette.com | Kristin Brey
Losing your health coverage should not trigger the equivalent of a shrug emoji from someone elected to serve the public good. Senator Joni Ernst responded to criticism of potential Medicaid cuts by saying "we all are going to die."Ernst later doubled down with a sarcastic apology video filmed in a graveyard. The proposed cuts could cause millions to lose health coverage. Critics argue that these comments and the proposed bill demonstrate a disregard for healthcare as a right.
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So… anyone else now thinking Trump is the one who gave Elon the black eye?

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Silly me thinking the Patti LuPone/Audra McDonald public feud was going to be the messiest diva fight of the month…