Average, mature liberal woman, Army Veteran. Respect for the individual, kindness for the less fortunate, equality for the masses. True love for all but me.
@GovEvers You are a good governor. Now, your seniors need financial help and legalize cannabis as we voters indicated a willingness for in the governor's election. Thank you, @GovEvers.
I never thought I would spend so much of my time as governor defending our democracy, but with continued attacks on the right to vote, disinformation around the 2020 election, and efforts to gerrymander our maps, this work has never been more important.
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ICYMI: This week we announced that any Wisconsinite who gets their first #COVID19 vaccine dose between August 20th and September 6th will be eligible to receive a $100 gift card! For more info, click here ⬇️ https://t.co/dyjs3CN8bx
We are sorry to say that our beloved patriarch passed away this morning peacefully. Words cannot express the sadness we feel. With a kiss on your head- Goodnight dad. We love you.
@GnarveyH @laraseligman@ericgarland @PentagonPresSec Multiple vaxes and immunizations by needle and the injector. If only people would stop and think, really think where we would be without them. The military is also highly susceptible to disease due to travel and housing. If anyone can carry a gun, they should be able to vax.
@stevesilberman @CovfefeTwaffle This is an example of political b.s.. The former guy wasn't concerned about having a wall. It wasn't a serious idea, so the work put into this ugly b.s. fence wasn't serious.
Make no mistake: policitians in the Legislature tried abusing their power to try and stack the deck for our elections. I was proud to veto those bills and, as long as I'm governor of our great state, will keep fighting to protect every eligible voter's right to cast their ballot.
When I ran for this office, I promised that I’d work to protect the right of every eligible person to vote. And as long as I’m governor of this great state, anti-democracy efforts will never see the light of day.
86 years ago today, President FDR signed the Social Security Act into law, protecting folks across our state and nation, especially elderly Americans, children, and people with disabilities, and ensuring they have the support they need.
Wisconsin played a leading role in establishing Social Security 86 years ago and it has helped provide economic security for millions of Americans. It’s a promise that we must always work to keep because the dignity of a secure retirement is essential for working families.