Press Releases

The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel is reporting that Tommy Thompson’s repeated claims that he “always” released his tax returns as governor don’t ring true.

The Wall Street Journal is reporting that Paul Ryan, under scrutiny for making contradictory statements about his previous endorsement of federal stimulus projects in his district, is now saying his letters of support were “mishandled.”

The Democratic Party of Wisconsin today released a new web video highlighting Washington D.C. lobbyist Tommy Thompson's staunch refusal to release 10 years of his tax returns.

Since Rep. Paul Ryan was chosen as Mitt Romney’s running mate, I’ve sent out tweets noting that by picking Ryan, Romney has doubled down on his dangerous stance on women’s health. I included links to articles describing Ryan’s abysmal record on the issue.

On the first day of his general election campaign for the U.S. Senate, former Bush Administration Cabinet Secretary and Washington D.C. insider, Tommy Thompson, vowed to continue keeping his tax returns a secret from the voters of Wisconsin.

The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel is reporting that the John Doe criminal corruption probe into current and former aides to Scott Walker has expanded from Milwaukee County into the state Capitol, as prosecutors seek records from both the Governor’s office as well as another state agency.

At an event in Racine today, Wisconsin seniors from around the state, including some from Paul Ryan’s very own district presented an open letter to the congressman on why they oppose his harmful budget and misplaced policies.

In a conference call with reporters, Democratic Party of Wisconsin Chair Mike Tate demanded that Washington lobbyist Tommy Thompson stop channeling the secretive ways of Mitt Romney and Paul Ryan and release 10 years of state and federal tax returns.

Following is the statement from Democratic Party of Wisconsin Chair Mike Tate on the news that Congresswoman Tammy Baldwin will face GOP candidate Tommy Thompson the November election for U.S senator.

Two new media reports show Paul Ryan talking out of both sides of his mouth by bashing stimulus funds while simultaneously seeking these funds for pet projects, and also claiming his budget plan would help middle class Americans even after a bipartisan group of legislators found it would raise their taxes by thousands of dollars.