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07
Oct
2024

jeff-wright-supr-logoJeff plans to make an official campaign announcement after the November election.

Written by Jeff Wright Press, Tyler Smith   
Last Updated on Wednesday, 09 October 2024 17:51
 
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18
Jul
2017

walker-state-denialWisconsin Senate Republicans propose more credit card spending, tax breaks for millionaires.


MADISON – With funding for schools and road projects in jeopardy, Senate Republicans are poised to announce a plan for more state borrowing that already appears dead on arrival. With a state budget more than two weeks overdue, Senate Democratic Leader Jennifer Shilling (D-La Crosse) released the following statement:

jennifer-shilling“It is completely irresponsible for Republicans to continue racking up credit card debt while expanding tax breaks for millionaires. I can’t imagine why anyone would support a budget that prioritizes tax breaks for 11 millionaires over funding for our local schools and roads. Working families are tired of the Republican dysfunction that is paralyzing our government from the federal level down to the state.

“Rather than more tax breaks for the rich, we should be making our schools whole. Rather than more borrowing and record debt payments for roads, we should be making long-term investments in our infrastructure. It’s time to eliminate tax breaks for companies that outsource jobs, get back to our Wisconsin values and pass a budget that actually invests in the future of our state.”

Gov. Walker introduced his state budget proposal more than five months ago. Despite having total control of the statehouse and Governor’s office, Republican infighting has prevented progress for weeks. The budget-writing Joint Finance Committee hasn’t met publicly since June 15th. Their failure to complete a budget by the state’s July 1st budget deadline has created uncertainty for Wisconsin schools, families and communities.

Written by Wisconsin Senate, Tony Palese   
Last Updated on Tuesday, 18 July 2017 16:20
 
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03
Oct
2024

kristin-lyerly-labor-council-2024Massive haul is the strongest quarter raised by any candidate, from either party, who has run in the 8th District, ever.

Written by Dr. Lyerly Press   
Last Updated on Saturday, 05 October 2024 13:48
 
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09
Oct
2024

domestic-violence-on-childrenSenator Smith brings attention to Domestic Violence Awareness Month in October by highlighting the work needed by policymakers to strengthen protections and justice for the victims of domestic violence.

Written by Jeff Smith, State Senator District 31   
Last Updated on Wednesday, 09 October 2024 11:14
 
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14
Jul
2017

marijuanaRepresentative Melissa Sargent introduces legislation to legalize recreational and medicinal marijuana, create new jobs.

Written by Wisconsin Assembly, Britt Cudaback   
Last Updated on Friday, 14 July 2017 15:16
 
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