Act 10 Savings Total $16.8 Billion
Since 2012, Act 10 has saved Wisconsin taxpayers $16.8 billion.
Now that the Wisconsin Supreme Court flipped to liberal control, special interest groups filed a lawsuit to repeal Act 10. If overturned, it would bankrupt schools and local governments right after we gave them a historic funding increase.
In 2014, the Wisconsin Supreme Court upheld the law as constitutional, and in 2019, a federal judge rejected a lawsuit. Liberals looking to please their donors continue to file lawsuits Liberals looking to please their donors continue to file lawsuits with the intention of overturning settled law.
Justice Protasiewicz said during her campaign that she believes Act 10 is unconstitutional. She also told the media that she would consider recusing herself from any case challenging the law. Justice Protasiewicz participated in protests against the law and signed the petition to recall Walker.
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This is an attempt to legislate from the bench.
Several selfish terrorist organizations want to bully the state into financing their attempt to increase their wages and benefits. The real issue is that unions want more dues, and they want to have more money to spend on their extortion of the taxpayer. In a free society, if your employer does not pay you what you are worth, go find a job where you are paid what you are!
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