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Residency Requirements for Signature Collectors – Spoiler Alert: It’s Still Unconstitutional Election LawsElections

Residency Requirements for Signature Collectors – Spoiler Alert: It’s Still Unconstitutional

By Andrew Zuelke, Chairman, Constitution Party of Wisconsin. This March, Democrats and Republicans colluded to ban signature collecting by out-of-state people. While appealing to election integrity, this legislation really seeks to ensure less competition for the two parties.
CP of Wisconsin
October 12, 2026
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We’ll Hate You More if You Succeed Than if You Fail CommunismEconomicsFinancesFree Markets

We’ll Hate You More if You Succeed Than if You Fail

By Andrew Zuelke, Chairman, Constitution Party of Wisconsin. For all of the demonization of corporations and government control over them, socialists have not been able to show us a system that works better. Capitalism, flaws and all, has lifted more people out of poverty than any other economic system, and it is the economic system of our nation (at least, for now).
CP of Wisconsin
February 1, 2026
Children Are Not Adults Christian SocietyTransgenderism

Children Are Not Adults

By Andrew Zuelke, Chairman, Constitution Party of Wisconsin. Leftists keep pushing transgenderism and argue that children are ready and able to make decisions about their medical care. The Constitution Party of Wisconsin commends and thanks President Trump and his administration for taking action to protect future generations of children from surgical mutilation and other evils.
CP of Wisconsin
January 11, 2026
Mr. Smith Goes to Washington
No Downside to the Filibuster at All, Republicans? Congress

No Downside to the Filibuster at All, Republicans?

By Andrew Zuelke, Chairman, Constitution Party of Wisconsin. What good does it do to give the Republicans a numerical majority in the Senate if they are going to keep the filibuster? We have been told that the filibuster is needed, that it forces the two parties to work together, but while the Republicans make it sound as though there are only upsides to the filibuster, they fail to mention a few things.
CP of Wisconsin
November 30, 2025