Democratic Wisconsin Gov. Tony Evers is calling for bipartisan solutions to problems facing Wisconsin, but that appears unlikely to happen.
Democratic Wisconsin
Gov. Tony Evers, in his first State of the State speech Tuesday, called
on the Republican-controlled Legislature to scale back a corporate tax
credit program to pay for middle class income tax cuts, "sacrifice" to
find a bipartisan solution for road funding and work together to bolster
spending for schools to help close the achievement gap.See Also:
...more"The realities we face are bigger than me or any political party," Evers said in his speech as prepared for delivery. "The magnitude of our challenges requires us to put people first because, as I`ve said, that is the promise of our service."
Evers said he expected solutions addressing the issues to pass "with broad support and in the spirit of bipartisanship."...
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Ken Notes: I`m in but I have been preaching the sermon for 12 Years now with no one making the trip across the isle nor applauding. There are some areas we could try again. Here is my short list:
- Restructure WEDC, improve reporting and access while working with all Counties to help pay a local professional as part of the WEDC team.
- Use tax incentives to help growing companies. Make them available to all growing companies. No new jobs no benefits.
- Modify TIF laws to mirror how they are actually used.
- Provide health care for all state and LOCAL employees including teachers.
- Work with power companies, business, and the legislature to create affordable renewable energy.
- Get creative in housing the most in need using nontraditional products, self policing, ownership, education, and employment...
Also note US news is trying for a Pulitzer Prize with the focus in the photo...
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