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Construction business exec Tim Michels vowed Tuesday night to stand up for the hardworking taxpayers of Wisconsin after he won the GOP nomination for guv and ripped Dem Tony Evers as a failed leader. Michels thanked former President Trump in
Assembly Speaker Robin Vos called his narrow win in a GOP primary a testament to his conservative record, saying former President Trump’s endorsement of opponent Adam Steen made the race closer than he expected. The Rochester Republican also called Michael
Fond du Lac County DA Eric Toney narrowly won the GOP nomination for attorney general despite being vastly outspent by GOP rival Adam Jarchow and his allies. Jarchow, a former state lawmaker from Balsam Lake, conceded early Wednesday morning as
State Sen. Brad Pfaff, of Onalaska, won the Dem primary for the 3rd CD seat of retiring U.S. Rep. Ron Kind, D-La Crosse. Pfaff, who is endorsed by Kind, will face Republican Derrick Van Orden in the November general election.
U.S. Senate hopeful Lt. Gov. Mandela Barnes after winning the Dem primary said while he doesn’t necessarily look like a “normal politician,” that “is a good thing.” “We need more real people in the United States Senate,” Barnes told supporters
MADISON, Wis. — In a new interview, Ron Johnson doubled down on his comments threatening to cut Social Security and Medicare and leave older Wisconsinites who have spent a lifetime paying into these programs out to dry. “Ron Johnson is making it perfectly clear that if
WASHINGTON, D.C.- Reps. Mike Gallagher (R-WI), Ron Kind (D-WI), and Don Beyer (D-VA) recently introduced the Bicameral Congressional Trade Authority Act. This bipartisan legislation would require the president to submit to Congress any proposal to adjust imports in the interest
MADISON, Wis. – This morning, President Biden signed his historic CHIPS and Science Act into law, which will deliver funding to strengthen U.S. supply chains, create good-paying jobs, help lower costs, and position American manufacturing to be more competitive in the
The Water Council is touting a new agreement for a product that can remove phosphorus from stormwater, agricultural runoff and other municipal wastewater. According to a release from the Milwaukee-based water technology organization, the phosphorus-absorbing pellets were developed by a
At this time as we reflect on the resignation, we need to ask ourselves if our politics really did survive that event or was it instead a demarcation line where faith was lost in our political institutions that have never again been mended.
MADISON, Wis. — Wisconsinites have made it clear they are done with Ron Johnson pushing his own agenda at their expense. From his attacks on Wisconsinites’ health care and right to make their own medical decisions to his refusal to support
The Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee today launched a new TV ad and two digital spots hitting U.S. Sen. Ron Johnson, the first piece of a $3 million campaign targeting the Oshkosh Republican through the November election. Two spots hit Johnson
Contact: David Bergstein, Nora Keefe – 202-545-355 Ahead of the Wisconsin primary, today the Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee (DSCC) is launching its first general election advertising campaign against Ron Johnson. The television and digital spots highlight how Johnson has lost
Three candidates are vying for the 23rd Senate District seat in a GOP primary race that will virtually decide who will represent the district. Sandra Scholz of Chippewa Falls is a retired registered nurse turned home renovator with no experience
The first reviews of Mandela Barnes as the Democrat nominee for U.S. Senate are now in, and let’s just say they are less than impressive. Since Barnes secured his nomination, national outlets are weighing in, and the resounding takeaway? Barnes
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I am endorsing Tim Michel’s, and asking for you to go out and vote for Michel’s, TOMORROW, in the race for Governor. I have known Tim Michel’s for over two decades. Like myself, he is a blue-collar conservative who knows
Kleefisch and Pence are bound together by their shared failures of conscience and competence.
Business groups representing manufacturing, real estate, construction, health care and farming spent the most money lobbying Wisconsin lawmakers in the first six months of the year. The top five for spending were: Wisconsin Manufacturers & Commerce, $348,511; Wisconsin Realtors Association,
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Construction business exec Tim Michels vowed Tuesday night to stand up for the hardworking taxpayers of Wisconsin after he won the GOP nomination for guv and ripped Dem Tony Evers as a failed leader. Michels thanked former President Trump in his victory speech for his endorsement, calling it a “tremendous
Assembly Speaker Robin Vos called his narrow win in a GOP primary a testament to his conservative record, saying former President Trump’s endorsement of opponent Adam Steen made the race closer than he expected. The Rochester Republican also called Michael Gableman – hired by Vos to review the 2020 election
Fond du Lac County DA Eric Toney narrowly won the GOP nomination for attorney general despite being vastly outspent by GOP rival Adam Jarchow and his allies. Jarchow, a former state lawmaker from Balsam Lake, conceded early Wednesday morning as Toney clung to a lead of less than 3,600 votes
State Sen. Brad Pfaff, of Onalaska, won the Dem primary for the 3rd CD seat of retiring U.S. Rep. Ron Kind, D-La Crosse. Pfaff, who is endorsed by Kind, will face Republican Derrick Van Orden in the November general election. The Trump-endorsed Van Orden ran unopposed in today’s GOP primary
U.S. Senate hopeful Lt. Gov. Mandela Barnes after winning the Dem primary said while he doesn’t necessarily look like a “normal politician,” that “is a good thing.” “We need more real people in the United States Senate,” Barnes told supporters in Milwaukee. Barnes will face incumbent GOP U.S. Sen. Ron
MADISON, Wis. — In a new interview, Ron Johnson doubled down on his comments threatening to cut Social Security and Medicare and leave older Wisconsinites who have spent a lifetime paying into these programs out to dry. “Ron Johnson is making it perfectly clear that if given the chance, he would cut Social Security and Medicare
WASHINGTON, D.C.- Reps. Mike Gallagher (R-WI), Ron Kind (D-WI), and Don Beyer (D-VA) recently introduced the Bicameral Congressional Trade Authority Act. This bipartisan legislation would require the president to submit to Congress any proposal to adjust imports in the interest of national security under Section 232 of the Trade Expansion
MADISON, Wis. – This morning, President Biden signed his historic CHIPS and Science Act into law, which will deliver funding to strengthen U.S. supply chains, create good-paying jobs, help lower costs, and position American manufacturing to be more competitive in the 21st century. In celebration of President Biden signing the CHIPS
The Water Council is touting a new agreement for a product that can remove phosphorus from stormwater, agricultural runoff and other municipal wastewater. According to a release from the Milwaukee-based water technology organization, the phosphorus-absorbing pellets were developed by a Kentucky startup called Water Warriors. This company participated in The
At this time as we reflect on the resignation, we need to ask ourselves if our politics really did survive that event or was it instead a demarcation line where faith was lost in our political institutions that have never again been mended.
MADISON, Wis. — Wisconsinites have made it clear they are done with Ron Johnson pushing his own agenda at their expense. From his attacks on Wisconsinites’ health care and right to make their own medical decisions to his refusal to support small businesses and affordable child care, to pushing policies that
The Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee today launched a new TV ad and two digital spots hitting U.S. Sen. Ron Johnson, the first piece of a $3 million campaign targeting the Oshkosh Republican through the November election. Two spots hit Johnson over a tax break he supported that the ads charge
Contact: David Bergstein, Nora Keefe – 202-545-355 Ahead of the Wisconsin primary, today the Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee (DSCC) is launching its first general election advertising campaign against Ron Johnson. The television and digital spots highlight how Johnson has lost touch with the state and is only focused on his
Three candidates are vying for the 23rd Senate District seat in a GOP primary race that will virtually decide who will represent the district. Sandra Scholz of Chippewa Falls is a retired registered nurse turned home renovator with no experience in elected office. Jesse James, R-Altoona, is the incumbent 68th
The first reviews of Mandela Barnes as the Democrat nominee for U.S. Senate are now in, and let’s just say they are less than impressive. Since Barnes secured his nomination, national outlets are weighing in, and the resounding takeaway? Barnes is just too liberal for Wisconsin. The Wall Street Journal: “While
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I am endorsing Tim Michel’s, and asking for you to go out and vote for Michel’s, TOMORROW, in the race for Governor. I have known Tim Michel’s for over two decades. Like myself, he is a blue-collar conservative who knows how to solve problems. Tim is a businessman, Army Veteran,
Kleefisch and Pence are bound together by their shared failures of conscience and competence.
Business groups representing manufacturing, real estate, construction, health care and farming spent the most money lobbying Wisconsin lawmakers in the first six months of the year. The top five for spending were: Wisconsin Manufacturers & Commerce, $348,511; Wisconsin Realtors Association, $324,436; Wisconsin Infrastructure Investment Now Inc., $312,264; the Wisconsin Hospital