August 2021

Senator Johnson Votes No on Democrats’ Budget Resolution, Leads Republican Colleagues In Saying No to Helping Democrats Increase the Debt Ceiling

August 15, 2021 - 15:52
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Once again Democrats have passed a massive spending bill without a single Republican vote. They claim this bill will cost $3.5 trillion, but a more honest score shows a price tag of at least $5 trillion. They shamelessly admit their budget will explode the debt to a whopping $45 trillion by 2031.

Even more egregious, they passed their partisan budget while ignoring the debt limit, and are now threatening to default on the debt.

Draw Your District, Wisconsin!

August 15, 2021 - 15:51
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The Biden Administration has finally released the data from the 2020 Census after dragging their feet for months. Soon we will begin the robust map drawing process and I’m confident we will draw a map that the governor will sign.

The legislature announced a website for the public to participate in the map drawing process. Any Wisconsin resident can submit a statewide map, regional plan, or community of interest to the legislature.

Submission dates are September 1, 2021 to October 15, 2021.

Ask Governor Evers to Fly Your Flag

August 08, 2021 - 09:56
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In early June this year, for the third year in a row, Governor Evers issued an Executive Order directing the flying of the Gay Pride flag over the State Capitol through the end of the month. This was done in conjunction with celebrating Pride Month in support of the LGBTQ community. The United States, the Wisconsin State, and the POW-MIA flags continued to fly on various flagpoles at the State Capitol.

Election Investigation Update

August 08, 2021 - 07:08
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Many questions have been raised about the November election that expose weaknesses and faults in our current election system. I previously announced a top-to-bottom investigation, but it appears it will take longer than initially anticipated and will require more manpower to complete.

To restore full integrity and trust in elections, we have decided to change direction. On Friday, I named Justice Gableman as Special Counsel and gave him additional authority and independence to hire more full-time investigators who will work at his direction.

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