May 2026

Today is the 75th annual National Day of Prayer. This day provides Christians from across the country with a unique opportunity to lift their voices in united intercession before God for our nation. In Wisconsin, numerous prayer groups have planned to meet at churches, parks, courthouses, and various public locations for prayer throughout the day. Whether you join an organized group or pray as an individual or as a family, Wisconsin Family Action urges you to spend time in prayer today for our families, churches, communities, state, and nation.

Last week, Sen. Mary Felzkowski and I, the co-chairs of the Joint Legislative Council, announced the anticipated Legislative Council Study Committees for this summer. These study committees offer the legislature an opportunity to do an in-depth look at issues around the state and allows us to include members of the public in the deliberation process. The topics for this year’s study committees will be:

Republicans across Wisconsin are uniting next week at the 2026 WisGOP Convention, our opportunity to endorse strong candidates, sharpen our winning strategy, and stand together as one powerful team.

Momentum is building across the state. Republican enthusiasm is surging, and it grows stronger every day.

Even greater energy is on the horizon. Our field team is mobilized and ready to hit the ground running, new initiatives are launching, and we are preparing a full-scale, coordinated effort to deliver victories up and down the ballot in November.

This should be all over the news — it’s a blockbuster revelation.

On April 29, I held a hearing and released a report showing that Biden health officials knew that safety signals for COVID-19 injection injuries were being hidden by their VAERS (Vaccine Adverse Event Reporting System) analytic algorithm.

Rather than alerting the public, they covered it up. It’s a grotesque abuse of power. People died and were permanently disabled because they were denied fully informed consent on the COVID injections.