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September 29, 2023

Hi Friend --

It's almost spooky season! 👻🎃

The Biden-Baldwin Agenda, which has resulted in sky-high prices, an uncontrollable border crisis, and rising crime, has made every day seem like a nightmare.

Despite the Democrats' horrifying agenda, Wisconsin Republicans are determined to deliver treats this season.

Read our latest update below!

-Team WisGOP

Republicans have been hard at work introducing legislation that represents the values of Wisconsin.

From fighting to put money back into the pockets of hard-working Wisconsinites to protecting our youth, Republican legislators refuse to abandon your rights. Read below for an overview of some new legislation!

Wisconsin Representatives Scott Allen and Robin Vos, along with Senator Duey Stroebel introduced the Help Not Harm Act [[link removed]]

This bill aims to protect minors from gender-transitioning medical intervention, including hormone therapy, mastectomies, sterilization, etc.

Legislative Republicans introduced a few constitutional amendment [[link removed]'Zuckbucks'%20In%20Elections&text=The%20allowance%20of%20private%20money,and%20it%20needs%20to%20stop] s [[link removed]'Zuckbucks'%20In%20Elections&text=The%20allowance%20of%20private%20money,and%20it%20needs%20to%20stop]. The various amendments would ban outside, dark money known as “Zuckerbucks" from Wisconsin elections, protect voter ID [[link removed]], and withdraw Wisconsin from “ERIC."

Senators Van Wanggaard and James and Representatives Callahan and Spiros also authored a bill to install early gun detection systems [[link removed]] in schools. Our legislators believe that this proactive measure will allow schools to advance their security coverage and provide more protection for our students while protecting 2A rights.

The Republican Party of Wisconsin is thrilled to announce the launch of our groundbreaking Grassroots Training Program, which will build upon the success of recent cycles.

From flipping the Kenosha County Executive [[link removed]] to the Wausau School Board [[link removed]], working with center-right-minded Wisconsinites is the key to sparking change at the local level.

This program aims to equip individuals with the skills, knowledge, and resources needed to drive positive change at the local level.

Registration for the Farm Team Program is LIVE. SIGN UP TODAY:

WISGOP FARM TEAM REGISTRATION [[link removed]]

Assembly Republicans recently introduced a sweeping redistricting reform plan that would allocate the power of redistricting to a nonpartisan committee. The move calls the Democrats’ bluff over redistricting reform, and predictably, Governor Tony Evers called the proposal "bogus," despite its near-identical resemblance to a plan Democrats have supported for years. The message from the Democrats is clear: it was never about more “fair” maps—it’s about power and tilting the landscape in favor or the Dems.

In light of Justice Janet Protasiewicz's comments, Republican legislators proposed an alternative path forward, "fair maps." The hypocrisy from Wisconsin Democrats has not gone unnoticed. Even the liberal Wisconsin State Journal editorial board called [[link removed]]their behavior "disappointing." Again, Wisconsin Democrats are saying the quiet part out loud: they don't want fair maps. Rather than work with Republicans to best serve the interests of Wisconsinites, as they have claimed they have wanted to do all these years, Democrats are turning to Protasiewicz to help them weaponize the State Supreme Court as the vehicle for their liberal political agenda.

"Bidenomics" is a brand that is falling flat with voters; Republicans know it, and so do Democrats [[link removed]]. Dozens of polling has shown that the White House’s false portrayal of a “booming” economy is not resonating with the public. Hundreds of big cities nationwide have lost jobs and seen wages cut, including in Wisconsin [[link removed]]. Between 2019 and 2022, the Green Bay area lost over 6,0000 jobs, with Milwaukee and Madison not far behind. For hardworking families in Wisconsin, Bidenomics means struggling to stay afloat. .

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The Republican Point: Here Are Five Takeaways From This Week [[link removed]]

Here’s the point: Crises continue to mount for Joe Biden. This week proved, yet again, that when faced with a choice between prioritizing the far-left or the American people, Democrat politicians choose the far-left every time.

Where Isn't Biden? The Border [[link removed]]

Biden is just 117 miles [[link removed]] from the port of entry in Lukeville, Arizona, where officials were forced [[link removed]] to close storm gates [[link removed]] weeks earlier than usual after being overwhelmed [[link removed]] by illegal immigrants and drug cartels. But instead of seeing the crisis firsthand — and hearing from the frontline officials deluged by the unprecedented [[link removed]] illegal crossings [[link removed]] and drug trafficking [[link removed]] happening on his watch — Biden will give [[link removed]] another angry speech [[link removed]] and hold a campaign fundraiser before jetting back to D.C.

Memory Lane: Debate Moments Biden Would Rather We Forget [[link removed]]

As Republicans prepare to present themselves and their policies [[link removed]] to the American people, let’s remember who they're fighting to replace. Biden has been doing political debates for 50 years, having taken part in at least 40 [[link removed]] candidate [[link removed]] debates [[link removed]] since 1972. Despite this experience, Biden’s debate performances have been described as “ shaky [[link removed]]” and “ pretty bad [[link removed]].” From musing about “ clipping coupons in the stock market [[link removed]],” to calling Bernie Sanders “ the president [[link removed]],” Biden has had a tough time on debate stages.

​​ Garland's Brazen Details [[link removed]]

Of course, Garland is being deceptive (at best). We’ve long known Biden family members received payments from numerous foreign countries [[link removed]]. We’ve long known that agents were allegedly prevented [[link removed]] from pursuing certain damning aspects [[link removed]] of the investigation and that agents were unable to interview Hunter Biden after the Biden transition team was tipped off [[link removed]] the night before a planned meeting. And we’ve long known Garland refused to appoint a special counsel in the matter until he appointed [[link removed]] the same man who slow-walked the prosecution in the first place.

The Republican Point: The "Bidenomics" Context of the Strike [[link removed]]

On September 5, Joe Biden insisted that he wasn’t “ worried about a strike [[link removed]]” from the United Auto Workers. Then it happened. This strike did not occur in a vacuum. It happened as “Bidenomics” slams American workers nationwide. Here’s the point: “Bidenomics” has failed working Americans. Every time he claims “Bidenomics is working,” it’s a slap in the face to American families.

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