This week, the Assembly sent a package of bills to the governor that will help restore trust in Wisconsin's elections process. Voting is one of the most important rights and responsibilities U.S. citizens have and it’s our duty to protect that constitutional right from being exploited.
In a video released earlier this week, 1848 Project Rebecca Kleefisch exposed a University of Wisconsin system school hosting critical race theory and hateful, anti-police rhetoric on their website. Following her release of the video highlighting UW-River Falls linking to a document that supports the “All Cops are Bastards” movement, the webpage was deleted.
We are announcing some great news today. Republicans will be passing a $3.4 billion tax cut for Wisconsin's middle class! Recently, the non-partisan Legislative Fiscal Bureau reported that the state would see $4.4 billion more than expected in revenues. It's your money and we will be passing a budget that sends much of it back to the people and businesses of our great state.
Here's where the tax relief will be felt:
There's still much we don't know about Covid-19. I try not to be critical of officials forced to make tough decisions with imperfect information. But as we know more, it's a matter of life and death to integrate what we learn as future policy decisions are made.
Even before the vaccines' use was authorized, many doctors I consulted were expressing concerns over indiscriminate mass vaccination. They were particularly worried about lack of benefit and hyperactivating responses in individuals previously infected with Covid-19.
The bill I co-authored to help address the current worker shortage in Wisconsin passed the Legislature. It will encourage unemployed individuals to return-to-work to make sure the state’s economy continues to grow. It ends Wisconsin’s participation in federal unemployment compensation enhancement programs which actually dis-incentivize people from returning to work.
I’m going to set some of your hair on fire with the following statement:
RINO’s are an important voice within the Republican Party and the Conservative movement.
Now let’s be good conservatives by taking a moment to THINK about that statement.
