Ron's Weekly Recaps

In the early hours of Sunday morning, the Fond du Lac County Sheriff’s Office was dispatched to a private residence in Oakfield where a 12-year-old girl had knocked on their door asking for help.  The girl had broken free from an adult male who had bound and blindfolded her and ran to the nearest house to get help.

In July of 2022, the Wisconsin Supreme Court ruled that state law does not allow absentee ballot drop boxes. 

Relating to everything from euthanasia for anyone over 18, to eliminating abortion restrictions, Legislative Democrats introduced a plethora of woke bills this session that our Republican Legislature saved Wisconsin from.

After starting at Colombia University in New York last week, anti-Israel protests erupted across some of the nation's top universities and finally reached Wisconsin this past week.

Last Thursday, I attended Calumet County’s Wisconsin Towns Association meeting to discuss the threat of unpopular and unwanted wind turbines trying to force their way into Calumet County. 

On Tuesday in Madison, Gov. Tony Evers called for the Legislature’s Joint Finance Committee to meet, even though he doesn’t hold the authority to do so, to approve the $125 million set aside to address PFAS pollution.

On Monday, Joe Biden visited the campus of Madison Area Technical College (MATC or Madison College) to unveil his latest attempt to bribe young voters.

This session I’ve had more bills that I’ve authored signed into law than any other Assemblyperson with 12! Finding areas of common ground when the governor is so far from me ideologically wasn’t easy, but the bills we passed are hugely important for our state’s safety, rule of law, and well-being.  

This week, Governor Evers signed five more of my bills into law.  I want to thank Governor Evers for coming to Appleton on Tuesday to sign my TEMS bill at Fire Station 1.