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It's not that I'm so smart, it's just that I stay with problems longer.

- Albert Einstein

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@TiffanyWarRoom @TomTiffanyWI @DavidCCrowley Counties face budget crunches because Madison Republicans spent years shortchanging local governments on shared revenue while sitting on billions. Crowley stepped up, made tough calls, and secured a bipartisan fix to keep first responders funded. Tiffany just whines from DC.

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@TomTiffanyWI @DavidCCrowley David Crowley worked across the aisle with Republicans to pass Act 12—delivering historic, permanent funding for police officers and first responders across Wisconsin. Tom Tiffany voted against federal funding for local police.

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@TiffanyWarRoom @TomTiffanyWI Sheriff runs the jail.
Judges set the terms.
Tablets are monitored and used nationwide to reduce recidivism.
Tom Tiffany knows this, but lying about David Crowley is easier than explaining why he voted against funding Wisconsin's local police departments.

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@TiffanyWarRoom This is a blatant, desperate lie. Crowley’s 2017 op-ed argued against a specific state bill because attacking a police officer was already a felony with severe penalties under Wisconsin law, and warned against politicizing law enforcement. He never said what Tiffany claims.

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@TiffanyWarRoom @TomTiffanyWI A governor doesn't command independent local prosecutors on which cases to charge - that's how authoritarianism works, not our justice system.

Instead of trying to micromanage county DAs, Tiffany should explain why he voted against funding local police departments.

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@TiffanyWarRoom @TomTiffanyWI Looking out for victims first? Tom Tiffany literally voted AGAINST the Violence Against Women Reauthorization Act, which funds victim shelters, rape crisis programs, and legal support for survivors. Tiffany only cares about victims when he needs a soundbite for a campaign ad.

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@TiffanyWarRoom Tiffany literally voted against the Invest to Protect Act to fund rural police departments, and voted against honoring the Capitol Police after January 6th. David Crowley actually funds the badge; Tom Tiffany just uses it as a prop.

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@TiffanyWarRoom Notice how Tiffany cut the clip right before David Crowley said: 'We still need to call somebody when things are happening.'

Crowley has repeatedly rejected calls to defund the police and funded first responders as County Executive.

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@TomTiffanyWI FACT CHECK:

Tom Tiffany voted against bipartisan federal funding for small and rural police departments in Wisconsin, and voted against honoring the Capitol Police on Jan 6.

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@TomTiffanyWI Tom Tiffany apparently doesn’t understand county government: jail operations and secure inmate tablet programs are managed by the independently elected Sheriff, not the County Executive - and used in 48 states to cut recidivism.

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@TiffanyWarRoom @TomTiffanyWI Tom Tiffany claims he would have stopped a riot, yet when violent insurrectionists stormed the U.S. Capitol on January 6th, Tiffany voted to overturn the election and voted against awarding medals to the police officers who defended it. Sit this one out, Tom.

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@TiffanyWarRoom @TomTiffanyWI Fact check: 360 members of Congress—including Wisconsin Republicans—voted for the Invest to Protect Act to fund local police departments with under 125 officers.
​Tom Tiffany was one of the few who voted NO. You can’t claim you back the badge when you vote against funding it.

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@TiffanyWarRoom Fact check: 360 members of Congress—including Wisconsin Republicans—voted for the Invest to Protect Act to fund local police departments with under 125 officers.

Tom Tiffany was one of the few who voted NO. You can’t claim you back the badge when you vote against funding it.

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@TiffanyWarRoom Standing with law enforcement? Tom Tiffany voted against awarding Congressional Gold Medals to the Capitol Police officers who protected the U.S. Capitol on January 6th.

And it's spelled 'Wisconsin'

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@TiffanyWarRoom Tiffany’s 'solution' to utility bills is giving more subsidies to Big Oil and Canadian-owned energy companies. How about holding corporate utility monopolies accountable instead of using your electric bill as an excuse to do favors for polluters?

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@TiffanyWarRoom @TomTiffanyWI Public tax dollars belong in public schools. Period. Evers vetoed another Republican voucher scheme designed to siphon resources out of local public classrooms and hand tax breaks to private schools with zero accountability.

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@TomTiffanyWI If Wisconsin Republicans actually cared about stopping waste and fraud, they would stop using taxpayer money to fund bogus lawsuits and partisan witch hunts every single election cycle.

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@TomTiffanyWI The nonpartisan Legislative Audit Bureau already routinely audits Wisconsin state agencies. Vetoing redundant, politicized bureaucracy created by Madison Republicans isn't 'blocking audits'—it’s preventing waste. Nice try, though.

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@TiffanyWarRoom @DavidCCrowley And keeping kids safe isn’t just about putting armed officers in hallways. Crowley supports letting educators focus on mental health resources, de-escalation, and counselors so behavioral issues are handled with support, not a direct pipeline to the justice system.

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@TiffanyWarRoom @DavidCCrowley State lawmakers shouldn't micromanage local budgets from Madison. Pushing back on one-size-fits-all mandates protects local flexibility for everything from emergency services to roads and parks. Crowley’s actual record has been securing revenue to keep first responders funded.