@patrickdmarley@natalie_eilbert "Most people, myself included, do not have a comprehensive understanding or even any understanding of how elections work," Gableman said in an interview late Tuesday before addressing the Green Bay City Council.
@patrickdmarley@natalie_eilbert Gableman served subpoenas to five mayors today to testify at his rented office space in Brookfield on Oct. 22. Madison Mayor Satya Rhodes-Conway says "If I'm gonna go to Brookfield and answer questions in a strip mall, it should be open to the public."
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New Marquette University Law School poll shows 49% of surveyed Wisconsin registered voters approve of the job President Joe Biden is doing and 46% disapprove.
Poll shows 50% approve of the job @GovEvers is doing and 43% disapprove. His handling of the pandemic: 54% approve and 39% disapprove.
@GovEvers New poll shows 35% view @SenRonJohnson favorably and 42% view him unfavorably. 23% say they don’t have an opinion of him.
@jrrosswrites@RepRonKind "The truth is, I've run out of gas," @RepRonKind says in a press conference in La Crosse announcing his retirement from Congress after 26 years. "Tawni and I now look forward to the next chapter in our life."
@jrrosswrites@RepRonKind Kind is holding the presser in front of his former elementary school on the north side of the city.
U.S. Rep. Ron Kind, U.S. Sen. Tammy Baldwin and La Crosse Mayor Mitch Reynolds greeted President Biden at the La Crosse airport. He's on his way here now, according to pool.
Per pool: Biden is in a photo line with La Crosse Municipal Transit Utility transit manager Adam Lorentz, Lt. Gov. Mandela Barnes, Attorney General Josh Kaul, La Crosse County Board chairwoman Monica Kruse, state Sen. Brad Pfaff, and state Democratic Party chairman Ben Wikler
.@GovEvers addresses crowd, says President Biden's infrastructure plan supports Evers' campaign promise to fix roads. Awful roads is a big issue here in the La Crosse area. From 2018: madison.com/wsj/news/local…
Republican lawmakers writing the next state budget release some details of their K-12 spending plan:
On this: Schools will receive $150M and special education reimbursements increase by 1.8 percentage points to 30% (not 10%).
Here's some news: Republicans writing the state budget are not proposing in their motion to extend the tuition freeze for in-state UW students that has been in place since 2013.
1 in 14 migrant workers at a northern WI green bean plant died of COVID after company officials and gov regulators failed to take critical measures to protect employees during one of the deadliest outbreaks in the US food processing industry jsonline.com/in-depth/news/… via @mariajpsl
@mariajpsl Journal Sentinel investigation shows that neither Seneca Foods nor local health officials tested all workers—even those living in company barracks — or interviewed them to do contact tracing. The company also didn’t monitor for obvious symptoms or isolate all those who became ill
@mariajpsl The Journal Sentinel tracked down 22 workers, talked with 21 family members and reviewed hundreds of pages of public records to document what happened to workers of one of America’s largest packaged vegetable companies, which produces Green Valley and Libby's brand green beans.
Assembly and Senate leaders @jimsteineke and @SenatorKapenga on special session: “This is a thinly-veiled political maneuver by the Governor. We intend to gavel out this unserious stunt.”
@jimsteineke@SenatorKapenga "If the Governor were serious about the proposals he packed into this bill, he could fund each one of them today with the mountain of federal funds at his direct disposal," they said in a statement.
@jimsteineke@SenatorKapenga Finance committee co-chairs @SenMarklein and @repborn: "The Governor says this special session is about BadgerCare, but this bill is nothing more than a mini budget advanced by the Governor because he didn’t get his way through the normal budget process."