http://newiprogressive.com/images/stories/people/tom-tiffany-s470.pngWI Republican Gubernatorial Candidate also voted to kick 110,000 Wisconsin families off their health insurance entirely and put three rural hospitals at risk of closure.
http://newiprogressive.com/images/stories/S5/grocery-store-checkout-s454.jpgGovernor remains committed to fighting these efforts with ‘every tool and every power we have’.
http://newiprogressive.com/images/stories/S5/childcare-dropoff-s460.pngModernizations to licensing and certification process make state government more efficient, cutting licensing processing time nearly in half.
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Council to bring experienced voices from around the state to work on healthcare. More policy advisers join transition team.
MILWAUKEE - Happy Thanksgiving Weekend! We thank everyone who attended our Brew Fest fundraiser this week, including speakers Mandela Barnes, Gwen Moore and the Lisa Neubauer, candidate for State Supreme Court in April 2019. We discuss the potential GOP lame duck session in the State Legislature where Republican leaders want to take power away from Tony Evers before he is inaugurated the 45th Governor of Wisconsin. The Walker Administration reveals that it created a $1 billion dollar state deficit that was hidden from voters until after the election. We also bat around Walker’s petty unwillingness to apologize for his false accusations of incompetence in ballot count.
MADISON, WI – Senator Mark Miller (D-Monona) offered the weekly Democratic radio address.
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Sen Kathleen Vinehout writes about deer hunting and rules related to CWD. Hunters are encouraged to have their harvested deer tested for the disease.
Evers is part of a large class of new Democratic governors setting up their administration.
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New website will allow residents to share their ideas on moving the state forward. Madison's Carrie Lynch will lead communications during the transition.
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