May 2025

Liberty Over Lies: Why Democrats Fear Cutting Waste, Fraud, and Abuse

May 22, 2025 - 06:46
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By any reasonable measure, today's Democrat leaders have completely lost their grip on reality. Their hatred for Donald Trump has blinded them to basic principles of responsible governance—so much so that they’d rather defend waste, fraud, and abuse than support common-sense reforms just because Republicans proposed them.

Advancing the Agriculture Committee Reconciliation Bill

May 16, 2025 - 07:48
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Transparency, sustainability, accountability: these are the three things this bill delivers for the American people. Every SNAP dollar fraudulently spent is a dollar that does not go toward feeding a hungry child. That is why we are holding states accountable for their waste, fraud, abuse, and ensuring benefits are directed to the Americans who need them most.

Reality of the Big Beautiful Bill

May 16, 2025 - 07:39
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I'm sounding the alarm.

At a bare minimum, the “One Big Beautiful Bill” shouldn’t INCREASE the annual deficit. With the meager spending reductions being discussed, I’m afraid it actually will. We must return to a reasonable pre-pandemic level of spending.

I ran in 2010 because we were mortgaging our children's future.

If someone in your family had an illness, and you had to borrow $50,000 for medical bills, would you keep borrowing that amount of money every year even after the health crisis has passed? That is what America is doing.

Protecting Life and Lowering the Cost of Healthcare

May 16, 2025 - 07:35
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On Tuesday, the Assembly passed a variety of bills with two of them passing with bipartisan support!

Assembly Bill 43 allows pharmacists to prescribe and dispense birth control, which protects life and lowers the rate of abortions. Currently, women can only obtain birth control through their physician. AB 43 helps simplify the process to make it easier for women to obtain common birth control, thus preventing unwanted pregnancies.

President Trump Creates The Religious Liberty Commission

May 16, 2025 - 07:31
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On May 1st, during the White House National Day of Prayer celebration, President Trump signed an executive order creating the Religious Liberty Commission. The Commission’s primary purpose is to study the deeply religious foundation of American history and develop strategies to protect this legacy. This protection will come in the form of policy recommendations for the President that will further protect religious freedom across the United States.

Constitutional Amendment Introduced

May 16, 2025 - 07:29
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Pro-freedom Wisconsin legislators proposed a constitutional amendment last session that might appear as a referendum on a statewide 2026 ballot. The amendment would alter Article I, Section 18 of the state Constitution to include a provision that would protect the right of places of worship to remain open during any declared state of emergency. The resolution had a hearing in the Assembly last week. The proposal passed both the Senate and the Assembly last session and needs to pass again this session before becoming a ballot question.

Happy Teacher Appreciation Week!

May 11, 2025 - 16:29
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This week, we honor and celebrate teachers across the country who devote their time to prepare America's future. The saying "behind every successful student is a teacher who believed in them" rings true every day. Teaching isn't just a job - it's a calling that many have answered with their heart. Thank you to all the teachers who make a difference every day!

Mother's Day Message

May 11, 2025 - 16:25
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As we reflect on how our mothers and grandmothers and other mother-like women have impacted our lives, let us each take time to thank them this weekend for their love and sacrifice. Mothers and fathers each have an essential role in the family unit, especially in the sacred responsibility of raising children. Strong family units build strong communities, states, and nations. A godly mother’s distinct influence is an essential aspect of the strength each family needs to thrive.

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