Wisconsin Taxpayers Rejoice: $13.1 Billion in Tax Relief Since 2011
A new memo from Wisconsin’s nonpartisan Legislative Fiscal Bureau (LFB) shows that Wisconsin taxes have fallen by more than $13.1 billion since 2011.
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Winners And Losers In The 2019-21 State Budget
Despite its many warts, the Republican budget does eliminate Evers’ Illinois inclinations.
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Gridlock Isn’t All Bad
If Republicans really wanted to “return the surplus” they should have approved a one-time rebate.
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Evers Rejects Common-Sense Tax Cut
Evers demanded the tax cut be funded by a $500 million tax increase on manufacturers and farmers. We could not support this.
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Lawmaker: Evers’ Tax Cut Plan Sends Chilling Message To Booming Manufacturing Sector
Gov. Tony Evers’ plan to cut middle-income taxes by raising taxes on Wisconsin’s vital manufacturing sector is making some employers nervous.
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Evers Delivers Despair Narrative In Pushing Grow-Government Agenda
While he hammered home the need for the political players in Madison to find common ground, Evers laid out an agenda long on liberal policy and payoffs to political pals.
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Republicans Propose Middle Class Tax Cut to Meet Evers Campaign Promise
Republicans say they won’t have to raise taxes on manufacturers and farmers as Evers planned.
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Speaker Ryan’s Farewell Address at the Library of Congress
“I acknowledge plainly that my ambitions for entitlement reform have outpaced the political reality and I consider this our greatest unfinished business.”
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Evers Now Says He Won’t Raise Taxes, Contrary To What He’s Often Said
Chalk it up to the new Tony Evers? Well, the liberal candidate’s plan certainly is a departure from his previous statements on the record.
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Evers Could Raise Taxes $7.2 Billion According to Walker Campaign Figures
Governor Scott Walker’s re-election campaign released a memo on Wednesday that claims his Democratic opponent, Superintendent of Public Instruction Tony Evers, could raise taxes more than $7.2 Billion.
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