Statement of WisDems Chair Mike Tate on the Paul Ryan Budget
Following is the statement of Democratic Party of Wisconsin Chair Mike Tate after the introduction of Congressman Paul Ryan’s latest budget to end the guarantee of Medicare:
Following is the statement of Democratic Party of Wisconsin Chair Mike Tate after the introduction of Congressman Paul Ryan’s latest budget to end the guarantee of Medicare:
When Republicans last week took a recess in the face of the draconian cuts mandated by the "sequester," which would cost Wisconsin 35,000 jobs, they were told by their leadership to be somber about it.
This morning, President Obama discussed commonsense solutions to avoid the sequester and reduce our debt and deficit in a balanced manner. Following are remarks of Democratic Party of Wisconsin Chair Mike Tate.
Subpoenas are being served to top Republicans to find missing computers that could hold the key to the illegal efforts by Scott Walker and the Wisconsin GOP to rig elections.
Following is the statement of Democratic Party of Wisconsin Chair Mike Tate in response to "Struggling" Congressman Sean Duffy's vote against the so-called "fiscal cliff" deal.
Just in time for Halloween, Sean Duffy's allies are dressing him and his record as moderate. Think Progress is reporting that the “Young Guns Network,” a big money Republican SuperPAC, is up with a sexist new radio ad in North and Central Wisconsin urging female voters to “vote for the cute one” – Sean Duffy.
The Raw Story is reporting on Sean Duffy’s statement at last Monday night’s debate that the women’s health organization is “disgusting.”
As Republicans all over the country struggle to downplay their radical War on Women, the Democratic Party of Wisconsin today released a video highlighting “Struggling” Sean Duffy’s own abysmal record on women’s issues.
"Struggling" Sean Duffy is scheduled Tuesday to embrace state Senate candidate Scott Noble, a right-wing extremist who would ban all forms of birth control, wants the United States to opt-out of terrorism laws and would prosecute Transportation Security Agency officials for airport pat-downs.