The Wisconsin Policy Research Institute

The Doyle Disappointment It's no surprise that conservatives have a long list of Jim Doyle's failures. Now we find that even liberals shake their heads over the missed opportunities.		By Marc Eisen

Crime Comes to a Pleasant Madison Neighborhood: Worried residents meet, take action - and face pushback from liberals.		By David Blaska

Anatomy of a Failed Idea Once upon a time, public financing was going to clean up political campaigns in Wisconsin. Arguably, it made things worse.		By Mike Nichols

What Does Youth Want? Pretty much what older people want, with a few key exceptions.		By Alan Borsuk

Rebel With a Cause Virtual schools, viewed skeptically by the educational establishment, have a champion in Kathy Hennings		By Sunny Schubert

The Closer	Mommy, What Does a Union Member Look Like?	By Christian Schneider

Culture Con	Limited Government For a Reason: Conservatives know that American genius flows from the bottom up rather than the top down.	By Richard Esenberg

Guest Opinion	How Teachers Learn to be Radicals: They Look to MPS's Robert Peterson and his "social justice" political agenda	By Sol Stern

Dispatches	Autumnal Follies	By Charles J. Sykes

Editor's Note	Who Do You Trust?	Charles J. Sykes