PAI Analyzes New Rasmussen Poll on WI’s Governor Race
August 27, 2010, Rasmussen Poll on Wisconsin’s Governor Race. PAI Analysis:
On August 27, 2010, Rasmussen Reports released its latest poll on the Wisconsin gubernatorial race. This poll indicates that both Republican candidates remain ahead of Democratic frontrunner Tom Barrett but only by a small amount. This poll differs from the many others conducted since January [...]
U.S. Senate Race Analysis: Feingold v. Johnson v. Westlake
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The 2010 Wisconsin Senate Race: A Methodical Analysis.
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Senate frontrunners Russ Feingold and Ron Johnson are becoming more visceral in their attacks on one another. With the Wisconsin Senate race officially a “dead heat,” both Ron Johnson and Russ Feingold are intensifying their rhetoric and tone.
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PAI to Host Statewide Conservative Leadership Summit, 14 April, 7-10pm, Madison.
Pax Americana Institute and the Wisconsin Grandsons of Liberty are beckoning the attendance of Wisconsin’s conservative leadership for a 90 minute summit to discuss of statewide event coordination and strategy formation for the remainder of the year. A hosted social will follow.
As a prelude to the Madison Tax Day TEA Party on the steps [...]
PAI Launches New Publication Series
The first in a new series of Institute easy-to-reads will be “10 Things Every Citizen Should Know About…The U.S. Constitution.” Available in print and on Amazon.com/books in the Fall of 2010. Other PAI Publications.
All proceeds support the institute’s student internship program.
Annual Report: Reaching New Heights, 2009 (Abridged)
PAI 2009 Overview
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Administrative PAI Celebrated the Five Year Anniversary of its Founding on
November 26, 2009. PAI proudly welcomed former Wisconsin state representative J.A. “Doc” Hines to the Board. With a dramatic increase in day-to-day operations in 2009, the Institute expanded its administrative team by adding a Chief Operating Officer. We warmly welcome [...]
