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Madison, Wisconsin, USA
Joined February 2009
Southeast Wisconsin’s Republican congressman has a simple message for voters as he heads toward Election Day. “Anyone who stays home is effectively voting for Democrats,” Congressman Bryan Steil said in an interview Friday on News Talk 1130 WISN.
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“Staying home in this election is voting to return to the open-border policies from the Democrats. The reckless spending that we saw...Getting out and voting is so absolutely essential because staying home is a vote for the radical Democrats' socialist policies.”
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MacIver Institute's policy analyst Michael Lucas joins The @VickiMcKenna Show to discuss the 79 referendum questions that will be voted on in Wisconsin and what they mean for your family.
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Tiffany: Debate Showed Crowley as “Staged Candidate” Who Quit maciverinstitute.com/news/ti…
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Tom Tiffany says the one and only debate in Wisconsin’s race for governor doesn’t only show a difference in vision for the state. He said Wednesday’s debate with David Crowley showed why Crowley quit the race just a few months ago.
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Tiffany faced off with Crowley and answered questions about everything from raising taxes to data centers to possible toll roads in Wisconsin. Crowley struggled to find answers that went beyond his previous campaign talking points and refused to answer any follow-up questions.
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Some voters in Wisconsin really may be skipping the mail system. Early in-person voting began in Wisconsin on Tuesday, and some communities reported large turnouts. Early voting is open in some communities all the way through the Sunday before Election Day on November 3rd.
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Wisconsin’s possible next Senate Republican leader continues to believe that Republicans will hold on to the upper chamber after Election Day. He is saying it will be a nightmare if they don’t.
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State Sen. Patrick Testin said it would be an “absolute nightmare” if Democrats take control of the State Senate next month.
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Richard Moore explores why some argue federal support should follow the child to qualified options chosen by parents rather than remain tied solely to existing institutional structures.
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