Rebecca Kleefisch, who just filed her paperwork to run for governor, released what amounts to her campaign platform through her dark-money 1848 Project. It has zero proposals to increase vaccination or prevent COVID deaths. What does it have instead? 🧵
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Radical Rebecca Kleefisch's platform for governor does not involve beating the COVID pandemic.
Instead, she prioritizes beating those who want to beat the pandemic.
Specifically, she proposes blocking private employers from requiring that their workers get COVID vaccines.
Instead, she prioritizes beating those who want to beat the pandemic.
Specifically, she proposes blocking private employers from requiring that their workers get COVID vaccines.
Kleefisch also promises to "stop the possibility of church closures in a pandemic." But again, nothing about stopping... the pandemic.
Of course, this isn't a huge surprise given that Kleefisch was zooming around Wisconsin ignoring mask mandates last fall, when our state was experiencing one of the nation's biggest COVID outbreaks.
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The folks who posed cheerily for this non-masked, non-distanced, pre-vaccine photo in the midst of some of the pandemic's darkest days—and who now attack COVID control efforts—should not be running for governor, for Congress, or for any public office.
https://twitter.com/DanKapanke/status/1305146838866169858
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