Press Releases

MADISON — Senate candidate Ron Johnson takes his attack on Wisconsin families to Door County today, Friday. After eight years of failed Republican economic policies and the economic collapse led to layoffs and job loss across Wisconsin, Johnson will no doubt highlight his opposition to the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act. 

MADISON — Republican Senate Candidate Ron Johnson’s foreign investments include thousands of dollars in two firms linked to the Iraq “Oil for Food” scandal under Saddam Hussein.

MADISON – SSDC Executive Director Kory Kozloski today applauded the fundraising efforts by Senate Democratic incumbents and challengers.  Fundraising reports filed Tuesday show that targeted Senator’s and challengers outraised GOP opponents by tens of thousands of dollars, and now enjoy a 2-1 cash-on-hand advantage over the GOP heading into the fall campaigns.

MADISON - Following is the statement of Democratic Party of Wisconsin Chair Mike Tate on Labor Day, 2010.

MADISON - Using the traditional period in which embarrassing news is revealed, Scott Walker revealed what he was calling an education plan Friday afternoon, but what is actually a lackluster collection of slogans and gimmicks meant to mask his plan to throw thousands of Wisconsin teachers out of jobs to fund his $1.8 billion tax cut for the richest one percent.

MADISON— Republican Senate Candidate Ron Johnson, who opposes the Recovery Act that cut taxes for 95 percent of working families and created or saved 63,000 jobs across Wisconsin, has announced a new extremist stance: Opposing any effort to save the jobs of teachers. 

MADISON — Former career political consultant and current FOX NEWS pundit Dick Morris, who Ron Johnson has reputedly credited as the inspiration for his U.S Senate run, will visit Wisconsin Saturday, no doubt using his establishment connections to help Ron Johnson’s candidacy as he did on FOX NEWS earlier this week.

Madison- Following is the statement of Democratic Party of Wisconsin chair Mike Tate on their hallucinations of a fundraising event. 

MADISON - Last week, Dan Kapanke dodged for a day, then partially admitted guilt, then a day later, he finally told the whole truth that he used his foundation as a slush fund to pay off his personal debts.