Tony Evers’s Tax Veto Is a Gift to Illinois – Wall Street Journal*

Republican-run states are cutting income taxes to make themselves more economically competitive, but Wisconsin’s Democratic Gov. Tony Evers doesn’t want to play. On Wednesday he used his line-item veto to strike $3.325 billion in tax cuts for residents and small businesses from the state budget.
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FJB
2 years ago

Here’s something I ran across on WSJ, has to be read to be believed. https://www.wsj.com/articles/wisconsin-governor-veto-400-years-9a2cc3c4

Truth in Cook County
2 years ago

It seems Republicans in Wisconsin are slow learners, or don’t learn by watching Illinois as an example. They negotiated with Evers, a Democrat, and expected him to honor his word? Embarrassing. In Illinois, we have already shown the whole country you cannot trust a Democrat to stick my their word. So many examples of this in Illinois. Take a look at JB saying before the election that he would only sign a fair political map. He lied, and totally reneged on that position.

Truth in Cook County
2 years ago

And Pennsylvania Democratic governor Josh Shapiro just went back on his word with Republicans in that State regarding school choice. The Democrats are hard-core and brass-knuckled on wanting more of your money as their own and supporting their teachers union overlords. The unions control the cash (your cash, taxes) and the Democrats will lie, cheat and steal to make sure it keeps coming their way. The Republicans better realize this quickly. Compromise does not work with these radicals.

Da Judge
2 years ago

97% of the time a Dem’s lips move they are LYING!!

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