Contact: (414) 297-1140 Milwaukee, WI – On Saturday, March 4th, Congresswoman Gwen Moore (WI-04) will meet with constituents to hear their thoughts and concerns regarding local and federal policy issues. “My constituents have flooded both my Milwaukee and D.C. offices with phone calls expressing concern about the direction of the country,” said Congresswoman Moore. “I look forward to the opportunity to engage in a constructive dialogue with the residents of the 4th Congressional District during this tumultuous time.” The Congressional Café session is available for the communities and constituents within the 4th congressional district. For more information about this event, please

Speaker Ryan Press Office | http://spkrryan.us/2lN32u8 Yesterday, President Trump was asked about the GOP tax blueprint, and he rightfully noted it’s all about jobs. “It could lead to a lot more jobs in the United States,” the president told Reuters. White House Press Secretary Sean Spicer echoed that sentiment at his daily briefing yesterday as well. “That benefits our economy, it helps American workers, it grows the manufacturing base,” Spicer said. They’re absolutely right. Just this week, a broad coalition of American business leaders came out strongly in support of our tax reform agenda. In a letter to Congress, they explain how the proposal would level the

Contact: Melissa Mulliken, Campaign Manager, Jill Karofsky for Judge, 608/206-1818 More than 600 Public Endorsers Including Madison Teachers, Inc. Also Support Karofsky Dane County Clerk Scott McDonell has publicly endorsed Jill Karofsky for Dane County Judge. The non-partisan election will be April 4, 2017. As Dane County Clerk, McDonell has been a leader in protecting voting rights, civil liberties, and marriage equality. He was the first County Clerk to issue a same-sex marriage license in Wisconsin. McDonell is a former chair of the Dane County Board, where he was a strong, effective proponent of criminal justice reform in Dane County. “Attorney

Contact: Rep. Mark Spreitzer, 608-313-4509, Rep. JoCasta Zamarripa, 608-266-7669 MADISON- Today, State Representative Mark Spreitzer (D-Beloit) and State Representative JoCasta Zamarripa (D-Milwaukee), two of the three openly LGBT members of the Wisconsin State Assembly, released the following statement regarding President Trump’s decision to withdraw federal protections for transgender students: “The reasoning of the Trump administration’s decision in withdrawing federal protections for transgender students is hurtful, discriminatory, and baseless. President Obama acted boldly and honorably when he issued guidelines to our public schools ensuring transgender students the right to use the restroom that corresponds with their gender identity. With the stroke