Exclusively for WisPolitics Subscribers From WisPolitics.com … — The primary for lieutenant governor is just under 11 months away. So far, no Dems are making noise about getting into the race. With Lt. Gov. Mandela Barnes gunning for the U.S.
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Quotes of the Week Dr. Prehn’s term is over. His attempt to remain on the Natural Resources Board indefinitely, in defiance of the will of the voters, is fundamentally undemocratic. – Dem AG Josh Kaul slamming Natural Resources Board Chair
Exclusively for WisPolitics Subscribers From WisPolitics.com … — A group of Dem voters today asked a federal court to draw new state and congressional boundaries for Wisconsin in the inevitable scenario that partisan divisions would prevent the guv and lawmakers
Quotes of the Week After years of partisan politics consuming Washington, I’m voting for the bipartisan Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act because it’s my job to deliver results for Wisconsin and that’s exactly what this bill does. – U.S. Sen.
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Quotes of the Week He proposed over a billion dollar tax increase in his budget. Less than a half a year later, he signs this budget that cuts taxes by two billion and takes credit for it. – Republican Party
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Quotes of the Week I really believe in the governor’s ability to make a silk purse out of a sow’s ear. Some of us have to pay attention to our districts. – Senate Minority Leader Janet Bewley, D-Mason, explaining her
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Quotes of the Week Once again, House Democrats have used their majority to balkanize our country and fuel separatism by creating a race-based ‘Independence Day.’ There is only one Independence Day in America, just as there is only one National
Quotes of the Week [W]e did a billion dollars in tax cuts my first year in office, $400 million last year. It’s not like this is a tax-cut free zone here in Madison. – Gov. Tony Evers, in an interview
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Quotes of the Week It is not only morally wrong. Fiscally, it’s really stupid if you think about it. Who says ‘no’ to a billion dollars? – Sen. Jon Erpenbach, D-West Point, on Republicans’ almost immediate rejection of Gov. Tony
Quotes of the Week I have a hard time with the idea that this is some sort of a massive statement, speaks volumes of some big equality or equity statement, when what we have before us is a request that
Quotes of the Week I always felt the Aug 6, 2020 FBI briefing was a set up, and now I know it was. I’ve asked who directed that it be given and what the underlying intelligence was for the unnecessary
BREAKING NEWS: The state Capitol, closed for more than a year due to the COVID-19 pandemic, will reopen to the public on Monday, according to the Department of Administration. The building will be open Monday through Friday from 8 a.m.
Quotes of the Week They didn’t hire enough people, so they got $0 from the state. Under the new deal that was announced they’re going to get money that they wouldn’t have gotten under Gov. Walker. – Assembly Speaker Robin
BREAKING NEWS: Starting on May 5, state workers can begin returning to their offices under guidance the Department of Administration issued today. Capacity limits for state office buildings will be set at a maximum of 25 percent of pre-pandemic capacity.
Quotes of the Week This catch-up, this chase, the Tony Evers fever: It just seems to me that the governor has just dragged and pulled Republicans. And as he acts and as he takes on these initiatives and as he
