[Milwaukee, Wis.] — Wisconsin Republican candidate for governor Rebecca Kleefisch won the TMJ4 debate on Sunday evening, demonstrating that she is the only proven conservative candidate for governor ready to beat Tony Evers.   “Rebecca Kleefisch won tonight’s debate by showing exactly how she’s ready to stand up for Wisconsin’s conservative values and take Tony Evers to task for his failures over the last four years,” said Charles Nichols, Rebecca for Governor campaign manager. “Voters don’t need to wonder whether Rebecca will stand up to the radical Left, she’s already done it. Wisconsin can’t afford to gamble on Tim Michels, whose words

MADISON, Wis. — Tonight, the GOP gubernatorial candidates for governor participated in a debate where they made clear they are too radical and divisive for Wisconsin. Tony for Wisconsin Campaign Manager Cassi Fenilli released the following statement: “It was clear tonight that every Republican running for governor is far too radical for our state. Every person on that stage would divide our state by tearing down our democracy, refusing to uphold basic rights, and taking Wisconsin backwards on reproductive healthcare. “Wisconsin doesn’t need more political division — we need a leader like Governor Tony Evers who believes in putting aside partisan

MADISON, Wis. — The dumpster fire GOP gubernatorial primary got messier at tonight’s debate. Democratic Party of Wisconsin Chair Ben Wikler released the following statement: “There will be no winner in tonight’s debate—Rebecca Kleefisch, Tim Michels, and Tim Ramthun are all radically wrong for Wisconsin. All three are so focused on pandering to Donald Trump and the extreme fringes of the Republican Party that they don’t seem interested in the people who should be at the heart of this race: Wisconsin voters. “Whether it’s abortion, elections, or education, these candidates want to take our state backwards. Democrats are proud to stand behind Governor