Thread by @WisDems

🧵The GOP candidates for gov spent the last several months taking the most extreme positions on every issue. Instead of facing Wisconsinites with these takes, they’ve gone to the safety of conservative outlets. Before the #RPW2022 this weekend, here’s what we deserve to know:

Considering the chaos of the primary, the last minute entry of @michelsforgov, and @KevinMNicholson’s push for a “no endorsement,” if the WisGOP votes to endorse a candidate, will the candidates unite behind the endorsed candidate or continue to fight with one another?

When news broke that #RoeVWade could be overturned, every candidate reacted with joy. Considering how this could take us back to pre-Civil War legislation, will they also take steps to limit access to birth control, Plan B, IVF, or other forms of reproductive health care?

If #RoeVWade is overturned, there are concerns that the same may soon happen to same-sex marriage. Robin Vos recently backed banning marriage equality. Do the GOP gubernatorial candidates also back this ban?
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.@RebeccaForReal, @KevinMNicholson, @Ramthunforgov, and @michelsforgov are too divisive for Wisconsin. How far are they willing to go on issues that impact us to prove they’re the most extreme? If they can’t answer these questions, they don’t deserve to represent Wisconsin.