July 2022

It's hard to believe, but we are only 12 days until the primary election on August 9! After over 10 months on the campaign trail, traveling more than 70,000 miles criss-crossing the Badger State to hear from Wisconsinites in every corner, our first election day is almost here!

Today, I stopped by the Hull Municipal Building and cast my vote early and in-person. With only 12 days left on the campaign trail and over 35 events on the books, I wanted to make sure I got my vote in now, so that I can continue hearing from Wisconsinites like YOU.

Joe Biden and Democrats’ priorities have resulted in one of the worst economic periods in recent memory.

Earlier this month it was reported that inflation has hit 40-year highs, and reports now say that this is the second straight quarter of GDP decline. Yet the Biden administration is more focused on redefining the word “recession” than fixing their own disastrous economic policies that two-thirds of Americans oppose. They’re even trying to spin this disaster by trying to celebrate that “the price of the pump is now $4.30 a gallon.”

This week the Bureau of Economic Affairs confirmed what Americans have been feeling for quite some time – the United States is officially in a recession.

The report released on Thursday morning showed that we had negative economic growth for the second quarter in a row, which should come as no surprise to Telegram readers as we’ve been warning you about the possibility of a recession due to Biden’s terrible economic policies for months now.

Faith in our elections is the foundation of the faith in our democratic republic.

You may remember when I took on the liberal mob with Scott Walker, and the protesters liked to shout at us, "This is what democracy looks like." But mob rule isn't democracy. Voting at the ballot box is democracy.

Under Tony Evers, democracy and election security are truly under attack. Tony Evers has blocked every attempt at election reform.

We cannot sit by while Wisconsinites walk away from our election process entirely.

It was a blistering hot day with temperatures approaching 90°, but that didn’t stop an enthusiastic crowd of nearly 300 supporters of Tim Michels from rallying with the candidate late Monday afternoon in Mount Pleasant.

Before Michels took the stage, attendees were entertained by the band Koltrane. Sue Lynch, who has been a conservative activist for decades and who had been with Kevin Nicholson’s campaign, addressed the crowd and offered a vigorous and enthusiastic endorsement of Tim Michels, a former 12-year U.S. Army Ranger Officer and successful businessman.