2019

2/17/2023

Issue 269 Evers Proposes 25% Spending Increase

12/23/2019

Issue 157 Merry Christmas and Happy New Year!

12/13/2019

Issue 156 DOT says I-94 work in Southeastern Wisconsin to finish in June.

12/6/2019

Issue 155 The Govenor signs Senator Wanggaard's wetland mitigation bill.

11/22/2019

Issue 154 This week, the Governor signed 3 Wanggaard bills into law.

11/15/2019

Issue 153 Legislature takes action to end Zombie Veto.

11/8/2019

Issue 152 The Miller Park tax finally ends!

11/1/2019

Issue 151 Senate Judiciary Committee votes on trespassing and money laundering bills.

10/25/2019

Issue 150 Governor calls for a special session on red flag and universal background check laws.

10/18/2019

Issue 149 Fallen officer bills signed into law.

10/11/2019

Issue 148 Backing the badge’s families.

10/4/2019

Issue 147 Report: Republicans have cut more than $13 billion in taxes since 2011.

9/27/2019

Issue 146 UW-Madison admits a record low percentage of Wisconsin graduates to its freshman class.

9/20/2019

Issue 145 Health insurance for families of fallen officers, red flag laws, free maps and senate scholar program.

9/13/2019

Issue 144 Evers using road funds for off-road trails, bike paths, harbor dredging and more.

9/6/2019

Issue 143 Senate Judiciary and Public Safety Committee holds a hearing on drunk driving legislation.

8/15/2019

Issue 142 Equifax Settlement: Are You Eligible for Cash or Free Credit Monitoring?

7/25/2019

Issue 141 Gov. Evers takes local road money to use for Milwaukee streetcar, buses, bike paths, and more.

7/19/2019

Issue 140 Evers' Budget Vetoes: The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly.

7/4/2019

Issue 139 Happy Independence Day!

6/27/2019

Issue 138 Republican budget highlighted by tax cuts, critical investments in education, health care and transportation.

6/21/2019

Issue 137 Farewell to fallen Officer John Hetland.

6/14/2019

Issue 136 Finance committee finishes budget with $500 million in tax cuts.

6/7/2019

Issue 135 On Thursday, the Joint Finance Committee approved a transportation plan for the upcoming biennium that provides additional revenue to fix our roads while also reforming the Department of Transportation to make sure it uses these new revenues efficiently.

5/31/2019

Issue 134 This week, the Joint Committee on Finance voted to invest more resources into the UW System, the DNR, and District Attorneys and Public Defenders.

5/24/2019

Issue 133 Fixing the education budget with responsible, sustainable education funding.

5/17/2019

Issue 132 Based on our responsible budgeting in the last few budget cycles, the Fiscal Bureau now anticipates that the state will have $753 million more for the next budget than it projected in January.

5/10/2019

Issue 131 This week, the Legislature began the process of “fixing” Governor Evers’ unrealistic, unsustainable, and irresponsible budget.

5/3/2019

Issue 130 Governor Evers is caving to left-wing pressure in Madison and Milwaukee by proposing to undo the welfare reform of the last several years and again allow people to receive state benefits without trying to improve their situation.

4/26/2019

Issue 129 Bombshells in the Budget: Unsustainable, Irrational Spending Increases

4/19/2019

Issue 128 Information about my upcoming office hours

4/12/2019

Issue 127 Governor Evers Proposes Property Tax Increases

4/5/2019

Issue 126 Governor Evers proposes $1.2 Billion in Tax Increases

3/22/2019

Issue 125 Closing Wisconsin for Business: Governor's budget undoes critical economic growth reforms

3/15/2019

Issue 124 Bombshells in the Budget: Special treatment for Illegal Aliens

3/8/2019

Issue 123 Evers' plan to starve the school choice program

3/1/2019

Issue 122 Budget Address and Lincoln Hills Closure

2/22/2019

Issue 121 Ending the Miller Park Tax

2/8/2019

Issue 120 2019-20 School Choice Program

1/25/2019

Issue 119 State of the State Address, Tour at UW, and Constituents visit the Capitol

1/18/2019

Issue 118 Meeting with the Governor and Mary's Law Passes out of Committee

1/11/2019

Issue 117 Inauguration Day and Marcy's Law

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