On Tuesday, my colleagues and I introduced $2.9 billion in tax relief for middle-class families and seniors in Wisconsin. As you’ve heard me say time and time again – surplus dollars should be returned to taxpayers, not used to expand state government!

For Wisconsin to be the best it can be, we need a strong, vibrant, and safe Milwaukee. But hurling expletives won’t solve Milwaukee’s problems. To do that will require cooperation, understanding, and a level of respect not found in Senator Johnson’s remarks.

Giving consumers the information they need to lower healthcare costs is a common sense reform that will save Wisconsin families real money.

I look forward to working with my Republican colleagues to provide common-sense conservative solutions that put Wisconsin families and workers first. That means delivering significant tax relief for all Wisconsin taxpayers, providing local law enforcement with the resources they need to keep our communities safe, and limiting government overreach.

This policy change will ensure more accurate reporting of schools' performances across the state. I trust parents to decide how to educate their children, and when they make those choices, they ought to have the most reliable data available at their fingertips. This new law creates an important fix to the school report cards that will help accurately depict the performance of our school districts and teachers.

We're doing everything we can to protect the beating hearts of the unborn in Wisconsin with this vital bill. Once a baby's heart starts beating, an abortionist definitely shouldn't be allowed to stop it. Because of a similar law in Texas, more than 10,000 lives have been saved. We must start that good work here in Wisconsin as soon as possible.

As activist liberals in Congress debate packing the court, we must take action to protect the Supreme Court from radical activism. Amending the U.S. Constitution to keep the number of Supreme Court justices at nine will protect the court against politically motivated attempts to reshape it. The Supreme Court deals with the most foundational and controversial issues our nation faces — such as life, free speech, and the freedom of religion — and it shouldn't be able to be transformed at the whim of D.C. politicians.