Wisconsin needs to find new places to sell dairy products, state ag secretary says
Wednesday, Jul 24, 2019
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Once again Vos and Fitzgerald try to scapegoat Milwaukee.
Senate Majority Leader Scott Fitzgerald is extending his party’s assault on Gov. Evers’ veto powers by targeting money that might be spent on Milwaukee city rail, which Republicans have been sand-bagging forever.
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Priorities USA Chairman Guy Cecil today announced the launch of a new digital marketing campaign called “Let’s Be Honest” in four states, including Wisconsin. The campaign is comprised of digital advertisements showcasing the personal stories of working-class Americans and their opinions on the economy under the Trump administration. Along with
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Once again Vos and Fitzgerald try to scapegoat Milwaukee.
Senate Majority Leader Scott Fitzgerald is extending his party’s assault on Gov. Evers’ veto powers by targeting money that might be spent on Milwaukee city rail, which Republicans have been sand-bagging forever.