Alongside 10 of my Republican colleagues in the WI State Legislature, I condemn the Planned Parenthood of Wisconsin’s lawsuit. This is not pro-woman. This is not pro-healthcare. This is a dangerous, unloving, pro-death, unconstitutional, attempted power grab. And I will fight it in every way possible. Press release: legis.wisconsin.gov/assembly… @VickiMcKenna @DanODonnellShow @RegJoeShow @bennyjohnson @kevinnbass @NickJFreitas @KristanHawkins @conservmillen @GuntherEagleman @yount1130

Alongside my colleague @RepWichgers, I am calling on WI’s Attorney General Josh Kaul to join FL, LA and WV in the subpoena of Anthony Fauci regarding the gross misconduct, negligence and lies surrounding the irreparable harm and deaths caused by the vaccine. WI - We should be furious. Demand accountability. Thank you to @SenRandPaul and @SenRonJohnson for all your work on exposing the truth! Press release: legis.wisconsin.gov/assembly… @JayWeber3 @DanODonnellShow @VickiMcKenna @RegJoeShow @liz_churchill10 @drsimonegold @drpatrickflynn

✔️Voted Exercise your right.

On Monday night, August 3, the City of Sheboygan’s Common Council passed a resolution with a vote of 7-3 that would require the amount “levied by Sheboygan Area School District attributable to the cost of private school vouchers” be printed on an insert in JUST CITY OF SHEBOYGAN TAX BILLS. While just one number was voted to be shared, I would like to provide true transparency, so you can have all the facts and numbers in front of you. (And ironically, all of these numbers are available on the internet – transparency already exists!) 1. The statement to be printed on tax documents 4th quarter this year is as follows: “For the 2025 tax year, $7,285,925 of the amount levied by SASD was attributable to the cost of private school vouchers” (Source: City of Sheboygan Resolutions) 2. SASD State Funding (There is additional funding not listed.) - Source: dpi.wi.gov/sfs/aid/general/s… a. 2025 – 2026 SASD General Aid Funding: $89,579,870 b. 2026-2027 SASD General Aid Funding Estimate: $93,183,459 c. Percent Increase: 4.02% 3. 2025-2026 Eligible Enrollment in SASD - Source: dpi.wi.gov/media/45362/downl… a. General School Aids Memberships in SASD: 9,607 b. Total Incoming Choice Full-time Students in SASD: 563.2 4. 462 more students left SASD than transferred in using open enrollment in the 2024-2025 school year. - Source: dpi.wi.gov/sites/default/fil… 5. Property taxpayers in Wisconsin do not directly fund school choice through local property taxes. It is financed by the state via state aid reductions and formulas. Source: docs.legis.wisconsin.gov/mis… (Page 22) 6. According to a report released yesterday by Wisconsin Institute of Law & Liberty, “more time in a choice school leads to larger academic gains.” - Report: will-law.org/wp-content/uplo… As I shared yesterday, many will tout this "transparency". Providing one sentence, which contains one piece of the puzzle is not providing transparency – it’s politicizing. This has more do to with stoking the controversy surrounding Wisconsin’s voucher program. I am a strong supporter of school choice in Wisconsin, as I believe keeping parents and children at the forefront of education decision making (public, private, or homeschool) should be our priority – regardless of household income. I will not stand by in silence while this happens. Please share with your friends and family. Please feel free to reach out to my office if you have questions. Contact your representative. Or maybe call the City Council and request that since they’re providing one sentence on an insert, why not include all the above data? They want transparency for the taxpayers, right?

The results are in, and they require action. The DNR enforceable standard is 4 parts per trillion for PFAs. This peer-reviewed study (issuesinlawandmedicine.com/a…) has samples that contain levels of mifepristone as high as 41 parts per trillion. I am calling on the EPA to add mifepristone to the list of tracked contaminants. (Press release: legis.wisconsin.gov/assembly…) Wisconsin: We continue to see abortion numbers rise in our state, and mifepristone, along with aborted children is being flushed into our water system. It’s time to talk about it. It’s time to demand change. Thank you for all your hard work on this, @StudentsforLife!

Happy 250th birthday and happy 4th of July, USA! 🇺🇸❤️🤍💙🇺🇸 “Freedom is never more than one generation away from extinction. We didn’t pass it on to our children in the bloodstream. It must be fought for, protected, and handed on for them to do the same, or one day we will spend our sunset years telling our children and our children’s children what is once was like in the United States where men were free.” -Ronald Reagan

No worries - they’re sending instructions on how to destroy the duplicate ballots…

Happy Father’s Day, Dads!

Mail-in balloting in Wisconsin was addressed during a special session in September 1862 so soldiers could vote from the field during the Civil War. It was added to allow our heroic troops the right to cast their vote - not just anyone to walk down the street and put it a drop box or a mailbox. Details matter.

I've heard many concerns about the growing use of Flock cameras and other automatic license plate reader systems (ALPR) in our communities. These concerns about privacy, government surveillance, and civil liberties, which I share, deserve to be taken seriously. At this point, the constitutionality of this technology, particularly under the Fourth Amendment, remains an open legal question. Courts around the country are still grappling with how existing constitutional protections apply to new surveillance technologies, and there has not yet been a definitive ruling from the U.S. Supreme Court or Wisconsin Supreme Court on this issue. I believe it is important to allow the courts to provide clarity on the constitutional questions. At the same time, ‘constitutional’ does not always mean appropriate or without limits. Even if courts ultimately determine that these systems pass constitutional muster, that does not end the debate. The Legislature still has a responsibility to decide what limits should be placed on government surveillance in defense of the protections Wisconsinites deserve. Public safety and individual liberty are both critical, and we must ensure that advances in technology do not come at the expense of the rights and privacy of Wisconsinites. I will continue to follow this closely. #flockcameras #constitutional #rights #privacy