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Wisconsin used to let citizens help catch fraud against public programs. That power got taken away, and now only government agencies handle it. The problem? They're stretched thin, and fraud keeps slipping through the cracks.

I started a petition to restore private qui tam actions—basically giving citizens a legal tool to report false claims on public money (starting with medical assistance). If someone wins, they'd get a percentage of what's recovered, plus costs and fees. The government gets first crack at the case, and there are safeguards to prevent junk lawsuits.

It's not about creating chaos. It's a controlled, incentive-based way to recover taxpayer money without relying entirely on overworked agencies. Public funds belong to the public—shouldn't we have a way to help protect them?

If this resonates with you, would you consider signing and sharing? Anyone else think Wisconsin should give people this kind of tool to fight fraud on public programs?

... So I have a 4k fire stick and I can't afford to go out and buy a Walmart streaming stick right now and I don't feel like going to the bar tonight to just sit and drink water... Does anyone know of any current apps that still work to travel the high seas and watch the game that starts in less than an hour?

My name is Evan Fassbender, and I've been trying to navigate the Waukesha County Courthouse for over 12 years. For people with disabilities, it's been a nightmare—confusing phone lines, dense legal language nobody can understand, and staff who often aren't equipped to help.

I started a petition because the courthouse should serve *everyone*, not just people who can jump through endless hoops. We're asking for basic stuff: clear phone numbers that actually work, plain-English forms, and staff who treat people with disabilities with respect. That's not radical. That's just what the ADA requires. Nearly 1 in 5 adults in this country lives with a disability—that's 60 million people who deserve accessible government services.

If you've struggled to get help at the courthouse or know someone who has, this matters. If this resonates with you, please consider signing and sharing. Real change happens when enough people speak up.

Hi, 35 Y/O male here. So I'm wondering if it's inappropriate or distasteful for me as a mixed person to be sporting a durag? I'm basically a mutt, my ethnic background is made up of the following: Mexican, Italian, Native American, Jewish, Welsh, German, and French.

FT: your choice of shiny any of the following monsters...

\\\\- Psyduck

\\\\- Staraptor

\\\\- Killowatrel

\\\\- Oinkologne

\\\\- Drifblim