This week on RightWisconsin Conversations, Barb Dittrich, a Republican running in the 38th Assembly District, talks about running for public office. Why would someone who works with families with special needs children entering the world of politics?
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Kleefisch made the announcement in a Facebook posting along with pictures of his family, including his wife Lt. Governor Rebecca Kleefisch, as well as pictures from his career in the Assembly.
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They are losing ground to the minority party because they are not doing what they promised they would do once they were elected. Now they expect to get re-elected because they have lost their spine much like the state party is doing right now, especially when it comes to the school safety issue.
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It is time for Wisconsin Republicans to wake up and realize that we need to continue telling our stories and discussing real common sense fixes.
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The bill is likely to pass the Assembly (which also took the lead on the mining bill) and we’re told that Governor Scott Walker will sign the bill. However, the bill’s future in the state Senate is far from certain.
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When asked “what is the public purpose of the PFA,” I was told economic development. Yet the economic development generated by PFA’s work is mostly happening outside of the state of Wisconsin and outside of the boundaries of the “local” jurisdiction of the PFA itself. Only 1.9 percent of the total debt issued by PFA has been for Wisconsin projects.
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The Pewaukee Republican, chairman of the Assembly Committee on Jobs and the Economy, told reporters in a press call Friday afternoon that the committee will vote on the bill and its seven additions Monday afternoon.
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A letter from Assembly Republican leadership to Governor Scott Walker indicates that an agreement has been reached on the issue of transportation funding.
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Luckily for these members of the Assembly, none of them have to face the voters’ judgment in...
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