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MADISON, WI – Today, the Wisconsin Joint Finance Committee voted down a key budget provision proposed by Gov. Tony Evers. Republicans—including Sen. Duey Stroebel—voted to remove the funding for a Badgercare expansion from the state’s budget. Adopting the proposal would bring more than $1.6 Billion in direct healthcare investment to Wisconsin, making a significant impact in individual communities across the state. For example, in counties that make up Sen. Stroebel’s district alone, new investments, funded by federal tax dollars their constituents already paid, would include; $12.5M for the district’s hospitals $3.68M for long term care $2.14M for dental care $2.1M for behavioral health $2.59M for combating childhood lead
Rep. Nygren Blocks Badgercare, $118 million in direct healthcare investment in his own district Proposal would invest $1.6 Billion statewide in local hospitals, access to dental care, combating childhood lead poisoning, long term care, behavioral health and more MADISON, WI – Today, the Wisconsin Joint Finance Committee voted down a key budget provision proposed by Gov. Tony Evers. Republicans—including Rep. John Nygren—voted to remove the funding for a Badgercare expansion from the state’s budget. Adopting the proposal would bring more than $1.6 Billion in direct healthcare investment to Wisconsin, making a significant impact in individual communities across the state. For example, in counties that make
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After the GOP-run Joint Finance Committee stripped out Dem Gov. Tony Evers’ budget priorities, WisOpinion Insiders Chvala & Jensen analyze the politics behind the story. Sponsored by the Wisconsin Counties Association and Michael Best Strategies.
On May 9, the GOP-dominated Joint Finance Committee disregarded the wishes of the overwhelming majority of Wisconsinites on a number of crucial items in Evers’s budget.
The Wisconsin Guard has to reexamine its procedures, institute better training for commanders and officers on what to look for and establish a support system that can restore a soldier’s self-esteem.
In dairy, the only thing we know for certain is that the industry will continue to change. Research and innovation are key to navigating that change and setting the course for the future.
If viewed from a long-term perspective Trump’s tariffs represent a successful conclusion, not the failure, of trade talks with China.
I urge our communities to keep contacting their legislators to let them know that the people want Medicaid expansion and the people want a budget that’s for them.
Rather than demand safe spaces and PC, exhibit mental toughness and focus on how to disagree better.
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MADISON, WI – Today, the Wisconsin Joint Finance Committee voted down a key budget provision proposed by Gov. Tony Evers. Republicans—including Sen. Duey Stroebel—voted to remove the funding for a Badgercare expansion from the state’s budget. Adopting the proposal would bring more than $1.6 Billion in direct healthcare investment to Wisconsin, making a
Rep. Nygren Blocks Badgercare, $118 million in direct healthcare investment in his own district Proposal would invest $1.6 Billion statewide in local hospitals, access to dental care, combating childhood lead poisoning, long term care, behavioral health and more MADISON, WI – Today, the Wisconsin Joint Finance Committee voted down a key budget provision
Exclusively for WisPolitics Subscribers STORY TOPICS – White house – State government – Local government – Agribusiness – Civil liberties – Courts – Culture – Demographics – Economy – Education – Energy – Environment – Health care – Law and order – Manufacturing – Media – Public health and safety
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After the GOP-run Joint Finance Committee stripped out Dem Gov. Tony Evers’ budget priorities, WisOpinion Insiders Chvala & Jensen analyze the politics behind the story. Sponsored by the Wisconsin Counties Association and Michael Best Strategies.
On May 9, the GOP-dominated Joint Finance Committee disregarded the wishes of the overwhelming majority of Wisconsinites on a number of crucial items in Evers’s budget.
The Wisconsin Guard has to reexamine its procedures, institute better training for commanders and officers on what to look for and establish a support system that can restore a soldier’s self-esteem.
In dairy, the only thing we know for certain is that the industry will continue to change. Research and innovation are key to navigating that change and setting the course for the future.
If viewed from a long-term perspective Trump’s tariffs represent a successful conclusion, not the failure, of trade talks with China.
I urge our communities to keep contacting their legislators to let them know that the people want Medicaid expansion and the people want a budget that’s for them.
Rather than demand safe spaces and PC, exhibit mental toughness and focus on how to disagree better.