Exclusively for WisPolitics Subscribers From WisPolitics.com … — It could be mid-August before the Legislature votes on legislation providing incentives for Foxconn to build a plant in Wisconsin as lawmakers dive into details that include up to $252 million in
Contact: Nicole Armendariz Phone: 262-548-7902 Email: narmendariz@waukeshacounty.gov Waukesha County Executive Paul Farrow: This week, Wisconsin lawmakers will convene for a special session to consider legislation that will solidify Foxconn coming to Wisconsin. Today I am urging bipartisan support for the bill in
Beloit – Today the Democratic members of the State Assembly Committee on Agriculture toured three farms in the Beloit area. These tours are part of several the Democrats on the committee will be taking. “I’m proud to continue our farm tours
Public denied time to look at environmental impacts Contact: Sarah Geers, Staff Attorney, (608)251-5047 x 5, sgeers@midwestadvocates.org Stacy Harbaugh, Communications Director, 608-25-5047 x1, sharbaugh@midwestadvocates.org MADISON, WI – In a short-sighted rush to give away Wisconsin’s resources to a multi-national corporation, state legislators
Contact: Alec Zimmerman (608) 257-4765 When Sen. Baldwin Had the Chance to Protect Wisconsin’s Heroes, She Defended the Washington Status Quo Instead [Madison, WI]— As Senator Baldwin turns her attention towards November 2018, it’s no surprise she wants to rewrite
The governor tells us the company will create 13,000 jobs that pay nearly $54,000. Other
businesses will benefit because the company will buy things from Wisconsin businesses.
But, as Paul Harvey used to say, ‘Here’s the Rest of the Story.’
Contact: Michael Light, 608-262-1217, mlight@ssc.wisc.edu MADISON – Despite being saddled with many factors associated with drug and alcohol problems, undocumented immigrants are not increasing the prevalence of drug and alcohol crimes and deaths in the United States, according to a new study
Fundraiser for Representative Nancy VanderMeer with Special Guest Lt. Governor Rebecca Kleefisch Date: Thursday, August 10th Time: 5:00-6:30 pm Location: Greenfield Town Hall Address: 11575 Fisher Road Tomah, WI 54660 Suggested Contribution: $50 Please Make Checks Payable to: Nancy 4 Wisconsin PO Box 704 Sparta,
This is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity for Wisconsin, and there’s no doubt it will have a transformational effect on our state for generations to come, just as Silicon Valley transformed the San Francisco Bay area, or the Research Triangle transformed the Carolinas.
For the $3 billion demanded by Foxconn, we can fix every pothole in the state with Wisconsin workers, reduce our public school classroom sizes by hiring hundreds of new teachers, reinvest in our University System and still have money left over! Instead, Walker is working with billionaire private interests to fleece the public and demand we pay the price tag.
Foxconn deal would make him a 10 point favorite if Las Vegas offered odds.
Exclusively for WisPolitics Subscribers From WisPolitics.com … — It could be mid-August before the Legislature votes on legislation providing incentives for Foxconn to build a plant in Wisconsin as lawmakers dive into details that include up to $252 million in contingency bonding for I-94 north-south and rollbacks of environmental regulations.
Contact: Nicole Armendariz Phone: 262-548-7902 Email: narmendariz@waukeshacounty.gov Waukesha County Executive Paul Farrow: This week, Wisconsin lawmakers will convene for a special session to consider legislation that will solidify Foxconn coming to Wisconsin. Today I am urging bipartisan support for the bill in order to bring thousands of jobs and a new era
Beloit – Today the Democratic members of the State Assembly Committee on Agriculture toured three farms in the Beloit area. These tours are part of several the Democrats on the committee will be taking. “I’m proud to continue our farm tours in Representative Spreitzer’s district,” said Rep. Dave Considine (D-Baraboo), who
Public denied time to look at environmental impacts Contact: Sarah Geers, Staff Attorney, (608)251-5047 x 5, sgeers@midwestadvocates.org Stacy Harbaugh, Communications Director, 608-25-5047 x1, sharbaugh@midwestadvocates.org MADISON, WI – In a short-sighted rush to give away Wisconsin’s resources to a multi-national corporation, state legislators are pushing to pass a bill to exempt the Foxconn
Contact: Alec Zimmerman (608) 257-4765 When Sen. Baldwin Had the Chance to Protect Wisconsin’s Heroes, She Defended the Washington Status Quo Instead [Madison, WI]— As Senator Baldwin turns her attention towards November 2018, it’s no surprise she wants to rewrite history at the Tomah VA. She was the only member
The governor tells us the company will create 13,000 jobs that pay nearly $54,000. Other
businesses will benefit because the company will buy things from Wisconsin businesses.
But, as Paul Harvey used to say, ‘Here’s the Rest of the Story.’
Contact: Michael Light, 608-262-1217, mlight@ssc.wisc.edu MADISON – Despite being saddled with many factors associated with drug and alcohol problems, undocumented immigrants are not increasing the prevalence of drug and alcohol crimes and deaths in the United States, according to a new study published in the American Journal of Public Health. Researchers led
Fundraiser for Representative Nancy VanderMeer with Special Guest Lt. Governor Rebecca Kleefisch Date: Thursday, August 10th Time: 5:00-6:30 pm Location: Greenfield Town Hall Address: 11575 Fisher Road Tomah, WI 54660 Suggested Contribution: $50 Please Make Checks Payable to: Nancy 4 Wisconsin PO Box 704 Sparta, WI 54656 Please RSVP to Paige George at pgeorge@wisgop.info or (608) 257-8030
This is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity for Wisconsin, and there’s no doubt it will have a transformational effect on our state for generations to come, just as Silicon Valley transformed the San Francisco Bay area, or the Research Triangle transformed the Carolinas.
For the $3 billion demanded by Foxconn, we can fix every pothole in the state with Wisconsin workers, reduce our public school classroom sizes by hiring hundreds of new teachers, reinvest in our University System and still have money left over! Instead, Walker is working with billionaire private interests to fleece the public and demand we pay the price tag.
Foxconn deal would make him a 10 point favorite if Las Vegas offered odds.