Eighth-generation Wisconsinite. A healthcare professional and a small-business owner. Husband and Dad. Running for Wisconsin State Senate in District 5.
Happy Veterans Day!
Today we honor all the men and women who have served our great country.
For me, this day is personal. I’m proud to share these pictures of my grandfathers who served. I’m grateful for their service and proud that my children get to learn about this part of our family’s history.
To all our veterans, thank you for your service, your sacrifice, and for protecting the freedoms we enjoy every day. We owe you our gratitude and our support throughout the year.
God bless our veterans, their families, and the United States of America!
Unbelievable… Milwaukee County knew about a $4.56 million budget hole and then didn’t tell people until after the election. It is going to be so important to hold this administration accountable. https://t.co/Smx9q5qzfa
I want to start by saying thank you to God, for every blessing in my life and for the opportunity to work hard to bring Him glory.
I want to thank my wife Lauren, who has been by my side for more than 20 years and has worked as hard as anyone on this campaign.
I want to thank my three kids, who are the reason I got into this race in the first place. Everything I’m going to continue to fight for is so they can give their families the same opportunities we’ve had in the greatest state in the greatest country.
To our incredible team, volunteers, and every neighbor who opened their door, put a sign in their yard, or cast a vote for our campaign – thank you. We ran a campaign to be proud of – one conversation, one voter, and one door at a time.
While this campaign comes to an end, my commitment to this community does not. I will continue serving our neighbors, caring for my patients, and working every day to make District 5 a better place for all our families.
Thank you for trusting me, encouraging me, and standing with us.
Congratulations to the World Series Champion Milwaukee Brewers! We’re proud to welcome the team home and celebrate this historic victory together. We hope everyone enjoys the festivities and stays safe. A special thank you to the men and women in blue who work tirelessly each day to keep our community safe. Go Brewers!
Robyn Vining says she’ll work for all of us, but has voted against common sense, bipartisan bills her whole career.
She voted against Gov. Tony Evers' bipartisan property tax bill that would have given you more money.
She voted against common sense anti-crime bills that Gov. Tony Evers signed into law.
And she voted against a bipartisan education bill that Tony Evers signed into law to help our kids read.
No matter how many times she tells us she will work for us, Robyn Vining has shown us exactly who she is.
Another politician that says one thing, and does another.
Great seeing the next Governor of Wisconsin, @TomTiffanyWI, this weekend with my family in Pewaukee. Get out and vote early or on Election Day to make sure our taxes stay low, our communities stay safe, and we put common sense over crazy!
To the individual who tore down our sign, it is back up. Not sure if they were upset about lowering taxes, supporting law enforcement, making sure our kids can read, or bringing balance to cost, quality, and access in healthcare, but we will continue to drive that message and bring Results > Politics!
Honored to be asked to speak at all three Masses this weekend. I shared how our church community has shaped me and my family and been there for us through life’s ups and downs, including through this election season.
Grateful for the faith, friendship, and prayers that continue to carry us through.
God bless and have a great Sunday, everyone!
Politician Robyn Vining loves talking a big game about education. But when it’s time to deliver results for our kids, the voting record tells the real story.
The harsh reality in Wisconsin:
📊 Only 31% of WI 4th graders are proficient in reading. Nearly 2 out of 3 fourth graders are struggling with the foundational skill for their entire future.
When Mississippi faced this exact crisis, they passed science-based literacy reforms focused on phonics --sparking the "Mississippi Miracle."
Wisconsin had the opportunity to replicate that success with Act 20 (AB 321) by:
• Returning proven science-of-reading instruction to classrooms
• Catching struggling readers early with universal screenings
• Giving parents and teachers real tools to support kids before they fall behind
Yet when Act 20 came to the floor, Robyn Vining voted NO.
Robyn Vining loves posting about how much she cares about reading and our schools. But when given the chance to pass a bipartisan bill that would fundamentally help Wisconsin kids, she stood in the way.
As a healthcare professional and small business owner, I know talk is cheap. Results matter. Our kids can’t read press releases, and campaign slogans won't help a 4th grader catch up.
It’s time for leadership in Madison that puts our children's future ahead of party politics.
In-person early voting starts today! You can find where to vote early at https://t.co/UILWFVPAOq. This election is going to come down to what they all come down to... voting! If you can't vote on Election Day, this is a great way to make sure your vote counts.
Thanks to @BryanSteil for stopping by our event in Pewaukee! He said what we all know — we can win this if we vote, tell our friends to vote, and make sure they actually do!
@WiscoJay@GracieKnot@DBruce96454761 Look at monetary contributions and the differences there. The numbers you are showing includes in-kind contributions. Big difference on where actual cash is coming from for our two campaigns…
@WiscoJay@GracieKnot@DBruce96454761 No, most of my money was from grassroots donors here in Wisconsin. Look it up. You obviously don’t follow politics too closely… Do you know how to look up campaign finance reports? My team can help you if you’re having trouble. Please reach out if you need assistance.