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The work requirement waivers provide no new federal funding for job training, job search, transportation, child care or the other support services that were the government’s part of a new two-way bargain with beneficiaries. And without that two way street, what they will mainly accomplish is to reduce the Medicaid rolls by erecting barriers to coverage.
U.S. Sen. Ron Johnson said Tuesday that an informant has told Congress that a “secret society” was set up within the FBI and U.S. Department of Justice shortly after Donald Trump was elected president.
Ron Johnson went Alex Jones on Fox News last night.
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Statement is in response to Gov. Scott Walker’s State of the State Address from WHA President/CEO Eric Borgerding “It seems increasingly unlikely Washington will act to either stabilize or offer an alternative to the Obamacare insurance markets. Rather than stand by
Rep. Ed Brooks 888-534-0050 Madison, WI – Today, Governor Scott Walker gave his annual State of the State Address. In it, the Governor focused on investment in education, workforce development, access to healthcare, and welfare reform. The State of the
Contact: Hariah Hutkowski Phone: 608-266-3156 School funding, surpluses, and workforce at historic levels Madison – Today, Rep. Thiesfeldt (R-Fond du Lac) shared his thoughts on the eighth of Gov. Walker’s annual State of the State addresses. “Wisconsin is doing well
Contact: Sen. Hansen 608-266-5670 “The Governor’s latest series of flip flops on health care, education and the lack of jobs in our rural communities just shows how desperate he is about his chances in the upcoming election. Not that long
The work requirement waivers provide no new federal funding for job training, job search, transportation, child care or the other support services that were the government’s part of a new two-way bargain with beneficiaries. And without that two way street, what they will mainly accomplish is to reduce the Medicaid rolls by erecting barriers to coverage.
U.S. Sen. Ron Johnson said Tuesday that an informant has told Congress that a “secret society” was set up within the FBI and U.S. Department of Justice shortly after Donald Trump was elected president.
Ron Johnson went Alex Jones on Fox News last night.
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Statement is in response to Gov. Scott Walker’s State of the State Address from WHA President/CEO Eric Borgerding “It seems increasingly unlikely Washington will act to either stabilize or offer an alternative to the Obamacare insurance markets. Rather than stand by and watch the piecemeal deconstruction of Obamacare unfold, the Wisconsin
Rep. Ed Brooks 888-534-0050 Madison, WI – Today, Governor Scott Walker gave his annual State of the State Address. In it, the Governor focused on investment in education, workforce development, access to healthcare, and welfare reform. The State of the State also highlighted tax reductions and credits that have benefited
Contact: Hariah Hutkowski Phone: 608-266-3156 School funding, surpluses, and workforce at historic levels Madison – Today, Rep. Thiesfeldt (R-Fond du Lac) shared his thoughts on the eighth of Gov. Walker’s annual State of the State addresses. “Wisconsin is doing well and the state of our state is historically strong. There
Contact: Sen. Hansen 608-266-5670 “The Governor’s latest series of flip flops on health care, education and the lack of jobs in our rural communities just shows how desperate he is about his chances in the upcoming election. Not that long ago he took President Trump’s side in supporting the ability