@WIConservation gave me a 100% score on votes I cast in the last legislative session – votes that protect Wisconsin's air, water, land, and freedom to vote. I will continue to fight for a cleaner, healthier future for all in our state, and I appreciate the continued support!
In many ways, this budget falls short. But after eight years of politicians making decisions for the wrong reasons, I ran for governor and promised to put people first—that I'd try to do the right thing, find common ground, and make decisions based on what’s best for our state.
I joined Gov. Tony Evers, acting Tourism Secretary Anne Sayers, Agriculture Secretary-designee Randy Romanski on a tour of the Roger Rebout & Sons Farms in the Town of Janesville, Rock County. The Rebouts are great ambassadors for Wisconsin agriculture.
As a long-time coach, referee, and umpire, I know how impractical this bill is. I would have liked a better bill, with guidelines that make sense in the real world. Here is the report from WKOW television. https://t.co/mUWRPJgV1T
It was during @RepDonVruwink's second floor speech that involved a surprisingly detailed history lesson when I checked his Legislative biography to see if he ever taught. Sure enough.
Today I was honored to accept the 2020 Friend of Housing award from the Wisconsin Builders Association, which works to reduce the cost of housing for Wisconsin families. Executive Director Brad Boycks presented the award. Note: The trophy is a level. @WiscBuilders
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From the same people who brought you no acknowledgement of Black history month and no acknowledgment of women’s history month: A resolution acknowledging the life and legacy of Rush Limbaugh
(no, seriously)
A few hours before the deadly rampage in Georgia, the director of Wausau’s Hmong American Center posted that the center’s van had been vandalized. It’s not clear if the vandalism was targeted or racially motivated. But it sucks.
Janesville Gazette: "Masks should not be a political issue, and Wisconsin will look stupid and backward if Gov. Tony Evers’ mask order issued Thursday ends up being a fight in the Legislature or state Supreme Court." https://t.co/MnnJmnwQZr