Contact: Amy Loudenbeck 262-206-4312 amy@voteamywi.com Loudenbeck campaign: Announces WI Farm Bureau endorsement Clinton, WI— Representative Amy Loudenbeck (R-Clinton) announced today her endorsement by the Wisconsin Farm Bureau Federation. “The Wisconsin Farm Bureau Federation endorsement means a lot to me and
Badger Institute: Federal government slowly taking over state budget, policy-making and workforce New Badger Institute book finds federal grants deprive us of our money, liberty and trust Contact: Mike Nichols, Badger Institute president, at 414-225-9940 or at Mike@badgerinstitute.org. Oct. 8,
HIGHLIGHT MOMENT: Tammy Baldwin lays out how Leah Vukmir TWICE opposed requiring insurance companies to cover oral chemotherapy: BALDWIN: “A vote is a vote and Leah Vukmir voted with insurance companies to prevent oral chemo from being covered. I don’t know
Contact: Jessica Ward, (608) 213-5939 Senator Baldwin may say that she doesn’t support Abolishing ICE, but she sure isn’t afraid to take money from and support those who think getting rid of border enforcement should be a top priority of a
RECAP: When pressed on her support of the Trump Administration’s family separation policy, Leah Vukmir tried to point fingers and misled voters on Tammy Baldwin’s record of supporting comprehensive immigration reform that strengthens our borders while keeping families together. THE
Contact: Calvin Moore, cmoore@NRSC.org Tammy Baldwin needs to come back to reality about her record on immigration. Baldwin has fully embraced dangerous and misguided immigration policies that are putting Wisconsin families at risk. Tammy Baldwin voted for amnesty, voted three times
Contact: Jessica Ward, (608) 213-5939 While Senator Baldwin fights against border security for our southern border, Leah Vukmir knows that strong borders make a safe nation. Read Leah’s full column here.
The conservative Congressional Leadership Fund released a new ad in the 1st CD slamming Dem candidate Randy Bryce for being a “deadbeat dad.” The 30-second spot opens with a vintage photo of a mother and her infant child as a
MADISON, Wis. – Attorney General Brad Schimel today announced that the Wisconsin Department of Justice (DOJ) was awarded $2,200,000 by the United States Department of Justice to support school safety efforts in Wisconsin for mental health training, technology reporting, and
RECAP: Leah Vukmir tried to hide that she would vote to gut health care protections for the 2.4 million Wisconsinites with pre-existing conditions. THE TRUTH: Leah Vukmir backs multiple efforts to gut protections for pre-existing conditions and would allow insurance
RECAP: Leah Vukmir defended her support to take Wisconsin back to the days when insurance companies wrote the rules by leaning on a partisan, Koch-backed study deriding plans to cover all Wisconsinites. THE TRUTH: Tammy Baldwin believes we need new
Contact: Jessica Ward, (608) 213-5939 GOP Senate candidate Leah Vukmir says she supports coverage of pre-existing conditions As health care tends to top the list of issues voters are concerned about in the 2018 Senate midterm elections, Wisconsin Senate candidate Leah
Contact: Calvin Moore, cmoore@NRSC.org Senator Baldwin wants to gloss over how she’s made health care in Wisconsin dramatically more expensive after she cast the deciding vote for Obamacare. According to the Department of Health and Human Services, Wisconsin health care premiums
Contact: Alec Zimmerman (608) 257-4765 [Madison, WI] — Just how expensive would it be for Wisconsin families if Tony Evers became governor? Evers has laid out how he would raise a variety of taxes on hard-working Wisconsinites – be
Majority Leader Scott Fitzgerald, R-Juneau, said he is optimistic the Senate will pass a $100 million tax incentive package to help consumer products maker Kimberly-Clark keep a plant open and retain around 500 jobs in the Fox Valley. In an
Contact: Amy Loudenbeck 262-206-4312 amy@voteamywi.com Loudenbeck campaign: Announces WI Farm Bureau endorsement Clinton, WI— Representative Amy Loudenbeck (R-Clinton) announced today her endorsement by the Wisconsin Farm Bureau Federation. “The Wisconsin Farm Bureau Federation endorsement means a lot to me and my campaign, said Rep. Loudenbeck. “Rock and Walworth counties have
Badger Institute: Federal government slowly taking over state budget, policy-making and workforce New Badger Institute book finds federal grants deprive us of our money, liberty and trust Contact: Mike Nichols, Badger Institute president, at 414-225-9940 or at Mike@badgerinstitute.org. Oct. 8, 2018 — Approximately 10,000 State of Wisconsin employees are actually
HIGHLIGHT MOMENT: Tammy Baldwin lays out how Leah Vukmir TWICE opposed requiring insurance companies to cover oral chemotherapy: BALDWIN: “A vote is a vote and Leah Vukmir voted with insurance companies to prevent oral chemo from being covered. I don’t know how you can run away from the vote.” REMINDER: Leah
Contact: Jessica Ward, (608) 213-5939 Senator Baldwin may say that she doesn’t support Abolishing ICE, but she sure isn’t afraid to take money from and support those who think getting rid of border enforcement should be a top priority of a Democratic Congress. Continue reading here.
RECAP: When pressed on her support of the Trump Administration’s family separation policy, Leah Vukmir tried to point fingers and misled voters on Tammy Baldwin’s record of supporting comprehensive immigration reform that strengthens our borders while keeping families together. THE TRUTH: In an interview this summer, Leah Vukmir supported the
Contact: Calvin Moore, cmoore@NRSC.org Tammy Baldwin needs to come back to reality about her record on immigration. Baldwin has fully embraced dangerous and misguided immigration policies that are putting Wisconsin families at risk. Tammy Baldwin voted for amnesty, voted three times to support sanctuary cities, voted against building the wall, and
Contact: Jessica Ward, (608) 213-5939 While Senator Baldwin fights against border security for our southern border, Leah Vukmir knows that strong borders make a safe nation. Read Leah’s full column here.
The conservative Congressional Leadership Fund released a new ad in the 1st CD slamming Dem candidate Randy Bryce for being a “deadbeat dad.” The 30-second spot opens with a vintage photo of a mother and her infant child as a female narrator says, “I know what it’s like to raise
MADISON, Wis. – Attorney General Brad Schimel today announced that the Wisconsin Department of Justice (DOJ) was awarded $2,200,000 by the United States Department of Justice to support school safety efforts in Wisconsin for mental health training, technology reporting, and violence threat assessments. Attorney General Schimel also announced 263 schools
RECAP: Leah Vukmir tried to hide that she would vote to gut health care protections for the 2.4 million Wisconsinites with pre-existing conditions. THE TRUTH: Leah Vukmir backs multiple efforts to gut protections for pre-existing conditions and would allow insurance companies to deny Wisconsinites coverage: Leah Vukmir backs a full
RECAP: Leah Vukmir defended her support to take Wisconsin back to the days when insurance companies wrote the rules by leaning on a partisan, Koch-backed study deriding plans to cover all Wisconsinites. THE TRUTH: Tammy Baldwin believes we need new ideas on the table to lower costs and expand coverage.
Contact: Jessica Ward, (608) 213-5939 GOP Senate candidate Leah Vukmir says she supports coverage of pre-existing conditions As health care tends to top the list of issues voters are concerned about in the 2018 Senate midterm elections, Wisconsin Senate candidate Leah Vukmir, a Republican, released a statement Friday saying she supports
Contact: Calvin Moore, cmoore@NRSC.org Senator Baldwin wants to gloss over how she’s made health care in Wisconsin dramatically more expensive after she cast the deciding vote for Obamacare. According to the Department of Health and Human Services, Wisconsin health care premiums have increased by an average of 93% since Obamacare was
Contact: Alec Zimmerman (608) 257-4765 [Madison, WI] — Just how expensive would it be for Wisconsin families if Tony Evers became governor? Evers has laid out how he would raise a variety of taxes on hard-working Wisconsinites – be it the gas tax, income taxes, or property taxes. However
Majority Leader Scott Fitzgerald, R-Juneau, said he is optimistic the Senate will pass a $100 million tax incentive package to help consumer products maker Kimberly-Clark keep a plant open and retain around 500 jobs in the Fox Valley. In an interview that aired Sunday on “UpFront with Mike Gousha,” Fitzgerald