The Wisconsin state budget is due at the end of next month. Wisconsin Republicans stripped over 600 of Gov. Tony Evers’ provisions from it. 

Things like legalizing recreational marijuana, continuing the child care subsidy, creating a tax bracket for those making over $1 million or funding for water quality — from removing lead or fighting PFAS. 

Since this podcast, Evers did meet in person twice with the top two Republicans in the Legislature. What came of those meetings, we’ll see.

The Wisconsin state budget is due at the end of next month. Wisconsin Republicans stripped over 600 of Gov. Tony Evers&rsquo; provisions from it.&nbsp;
Things like legalizing recreational marijuana, continuing the child care subsidy, creating a tax bracket for those making over $1 million or funding for water quality &mdash; from removing lead or fighting PFAS.&nbsp;
Since this podcast, Evers did meet in person twice with the top two Republicans in the Legislature. What came of those meetings, we&rsquo;ll see.

From La Crosse to Madison to D.C., La Crosse County Democratic Party chair William Garcia and WIZM's Rick Solem break down the politics impacting Wisconsinites.

From La Crosse to Madison to D.C., La Crosse County Democratic Party chair William Garcia and <a href="https://www.wizmnews.com/">WIZM's</a> Rick Solem break down the politics impacting Wisconsinites.

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From La Crosse to Madison to D.C., La Crosse County Democratic Party chair William Garcia and WIZM's Rick Solem break down the politics impacting Wisconsinites.

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What Wisconsin Republicans stripped from Gov. Tony Evers' budget

Wyatt Molling, the new La Crosse County Democratic Party chair, stops in to tell us about himself, how he got into politics and what he'd like to do with his new position. We also get into a recent complaint the party filed with the Wisconsin Ethics Commission over illegal campaign finance use by the La Crosse Republican Party in this upcoming spring election. Along with that, we discuss some of the complaints that have been asked of the Democrats in the same election.

Wyatt Molling, the new La Crosse County Democratic Party chair, stops in to tell us about himself, how he got into politics and what he'd like to do with his new position. We also get into a recent complaint the party filed with the Wisconsin Ethics Commission over illegal campaign finance use by the La Crosse Republican Party in this upcoming spring election. Along with that, we discuss some of the complaints that have been asked of the Democrats in the same election.

The new La Crosse County Democratic Party chair, Wyatt Molling

It was the longest-ever State of the State address and it may have had — if not the most lies ever, perhaps the least "truths." We break down some of the biggest and most ridiculous lies President Donald Trump gave during his State of the State address. Also, this was recorded on Friday afternoon, hours before Trump sent us into war with Iran.

It was the longest-ever State of the State address and it may have had &mdash; if not the most lies ever, perhaps the least "truths." We break down some of the biggest and most ridiculous lies President Donald Trump gave during his State of the State address. Also, this was recorded on Friday afternoon, hours before Trump sent us into war with Iran.

We could only cover a few of the lies from Trump's State of the State

Wisconsin candidate for governor, David Crowley, joins. The Milwaukee County Executive discusses his motivations for running, his vision for the state and the importance of addressing key issues like affordable housing, education, and healthcare. We ask Crowley how he can bridge the rural-urban divide and he talks of uniting Wisconsin around shared values and goals. Crowley also shares his personal journey, highlighting the challenges he faced growing up and the lessons learned along the way, ultimately calling for collective action to create a better future for all residents of Wisconsin.

Wisconsin candidate for governor, David Crowley, joins. The Milwaukee County Executive discusses his motivations for running, his vision for the state and the importance of addressing key issues like affordable housing, education, and healthcare. We ask Crowley how he can bridge the rural-urban divide and he talks of uniting Wisconsin around shared values and goals. Crowley also shares his personal journey, highlighting the challenges he faced growing up and the lessons learned along the way, ultimately calling for collective action to create a better future for all residents of Wisconsin.

What Wisconsin Republicans stripped from Gov. Tony Evers' budget

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