Press Releases

MADISON — Republican U.S. Senate Candidate Ron Johnson, who has already dodged a dozen debate opportunities in the primary campaign, announced yesterday that he was dodging three more debates with Russ Feingold this year, including a debate in his home in Oshkosh.

MADISON — Republican U.S. Senate Candidate Ron Johnson, who has already dodged a dozen debate opportunities in the primary campaign, announced yesterday that he was dodging three more debates with Russ Feingold this year, including Sunday’s debate in Eau Claire.

MADISON— Republican U.S. Senate Candidate Ron Johnson, who has already dodged a dozen debate opportunities in the primary campaign, appears on pace to dodge yet another — a debate Sunday in Eau Claire.

MADISON – With just 30% of the vote, Republican Tom Larson barely eked out a win in Tuesday’s primary election in the 67^th

Assembly District.

MADISON – Andre Jacque wasn’t the only one partying Tuesday night, after his primary election win.

MADISON - While he wasn’t backed by outgoing State Representative Don Friske, Tom Tiffany was able to eke out a spot on the general election ballot in the 35^th Assembly District Tuesday – delivering another win for corporate special interests.

MADISON — U.S. Senate Candidate Ron Johnson, who claims that "government doesn't create jobs," has saved at least $1.1 million as a result of getting at least two government-subsidized loans in the 1980s, during a time when the cost of borrowing was substantially higher than today, according to research from the Democratic Party of Wisconsin.

MADISON - As the rest of the nation solemnly marked the anniversary of the Sept. 11, 2001, attacks, in which airplanes were taken over and used as weapons of terror, Scott Walker used the day to at least twice proclaim himself the victim of "hijacking."

"It is with solemnity and resolve that we mark the anniversary of the Sept. 11 attacks. From the brave first responders to those American troops in harm's way even now, our nation's honor and courage has been clear. This date is a chance for all of us, of whatever political stripe, color, class or creed, to come together in common purpose, to put division aside for our shared ideals as Americans."

MADISON — Republican Senate candidate Ron Johnson will remember the “single greatest assault on the freedom” of American citizens in generations — the terrorist attacks of Sept. 11, by shooting trap and attending a Republican Party of Wisconsin fund-raiser in Eau Claire.