Gov. Evers Signs One of the Largest Tax Cuts in Wisconsin State History, Announces More Than $100 million in New Funding for Public Schools – Racine County Eye

The additional funding announced today is made possible through the Coronavirus Relief Fund under the Coronavirus, Aid, Relief, and Economic Security Act through the administration’s careful management of pandemic-related resources and actions to shift pandemic-related costs to funds provided under the American Rescue Plan Act.
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debtsor
4 years ago

Gov. Evers is a liberal and he’s signing a tax reduction bill? Even he must see the writing on the wall and he knows that Biden’s small victory was due to fraud coming from Zuck’s money (which was just banned) in the 5 major cities (Green bay, milwakee, madison, eau claire and kenosha).

He knows he had to sign this bill or else he’s toast in 2022.

Lyn P
4 years ago
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No matter what he tries at this point, he’s a failed Gov in WI terms and I hope he’s Toast 2022.

Freddy
4 years ago

I posted this on a different thread here.
https://www.yahoo.com/news/texas-governor-don-huffines-says-100300222.html
Notice Texas has population of 29M to out 12.7M. They have 4,100 units of gov’t to our over 7,000.

Freddy
4 years ago

What Illinois is doing is—PATHETIC
The only two words our politicians know is Raise Taxes.

Fed up neighbor
4 years ago
Reply to  Freddy

Illinois politicians are illiterate and ignorant individuals.

Aaron
4 years ago

I wish. It’s a lot worse than that.

Ain't No Senators Son
4 years ago

All but a few. Yes.

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