Thanks to the Trump administration’s so-called One Big Beautiful Bill Act, 1 million children have been kicked off food aid. When families are already struggling to make ends meet, working people deserve better. https://t.co/ddctG73SaP
- This felt more like a forum than a debate
- Hong got on base
- Mandela Barnes reminded us that he’s a strong debater
- The non-Hong candidates each make their cases on leadership and experience
- Campaign chaos aside, this is still a tremendously qualified group, and any of them would be better than Tom Tiffany
Elon Musk Wealth
2012: $2 billion
2026: $719 billion
Jeff Bezos Wealth
2012: $18.4 billion
2026: $255 billion
Mark Zuckerberg Wealth
2012: $17.5 billion
2026: $212 billion
Federal Minimum Wage
2009: $7.25
2026: $7.25
Obscene. We must raise the minimum wage to a living wage.
Don't sleep on the undecideds in this race. No matter the head to head, that bloc is still wide open.
Good news for Barnes: the fundraising haul and the momentum are real.
Now the job is simple. Define Tom Tiffany for exactly what he is: an extremist who cares more about staying in Trump's good graces than the pocketbooks of working families.
Turning Point PAC raised $5.7M through June 2026, sitting on $2.5M cash on hand.
And that's just the PAC - their c3 and c4 arms likely dwarf it many times over, probably 10x on the c4 side and 15x on the c3 side.
The left needs an answer for this infrastructure, not just this cycle but the whole machine.
The asymmetry in the current factional battle is that Bernie & AOC are actually in Wisconsin supporting the candidate they prefer.
Tons of Dem electeds — almost certainly most of them — prefer Stevens, but nobody wants to put in the time or effort to do anything about it.
ACT 12 is a mixed bill in my opinion
- City is barred from spending property tax or sales tax revenue on any position whose principal duties are promoting diversity
- Required Milwaukee Public Schools to put police officers back in schools
- Stripped some of the Fire & Police Commission authority and reshaped its board (once used to be one of the more powerful citizen boards)
Asked what policy he's most proud of, candidate for governor of Wisconsin, David Crowley, points to a regressive sales tax hike (Act 12) and a property tax cut he pushed through.
"We helped to cut taxes, the largest property tax cut in our, in our county's history."
Highest risk, lowest reward play I’ve seen in Wisconsin politics.
Best case they win, and inherit a base of upset Fran and Mandela voters who won’t volunteer or won’t donate monthly.
Worst case Tony Evers spends his endorsement on a loser and walks away with a lot less influence in this state.
"People are frustrated with our politicians ... so the risk is that this looks like the establishment once again deciding for voters."
Democratic strategist Joe Zepecki on Crowley re-entering, the gov endorsing and what it means for the final days of the primary:
If there's an actual path forward for Sara Rodriguez in this race, I haven't seen it. Finances seem to be in even worse shape than what she shared in that awful press conference on Monday. Just a stunning implosion.
Trent Jr. contract timeline
- July 2024: Signed a 2 year vet minimum with a player option
- July 2025: Opted out and signed a 2 year non-bird with a player option
- July 2026: After establishing bird rights, signed a 4 year/$64M contract with Milwaukee.
Certainly a gray area considering Milwaukee is on the books for $64m over 4 seasons.