Tom Tiffany
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After the midterms, the future of school vouchers in Wisconsin and 3 other states
Wisconsin created the nation’s first modern voucher program, and Trump’s federal tax credit launches Jan. 1 without the state. Here’s where Gov.-elect David Crowley and the new Democratic Legislature stand.
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Is this the end of the family farm in Wisconsin?
Chippewa County dairy farmer George Polzin says this is his most expensive harvest ever as diesel costs and tariffs squeeze Wisconsin dairy farms.
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Governor debate: Crowley says Tiffany can’t be trusted
Tiffany, a Republican congressman, and Crowley, the Democratic Milwaukee County Executive, held their only debate as votes are already being cast for governor.
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Tom Tiffany’s MAGA ties could cost him Wisconsin
With former election denier Tom Tiffany vying for governor, top Republicans running for office in the state have shown continued support for Trump—even as the president’s approval hits a record low.
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Crowley outlines priorities to ‘put more money in people’s pockets’
In an UpNorthNews Live appearance, Crowley spelled out ways he would tackle the affordability issues that Republicans have denied or even mocked.
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‘Hip, hip, hypocrite!’: Wisconsin protesters slam local GOP over election denier event and Tom Tiffany’s history
About 100 protesters rallied outside the Eau Claire County GOP office as it hosted Stop the Steal organizer Scott Presler, and they made sure Tom Tiffany heard about his own election denial too.
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Healthcare: Crowley promotes BadgerCare, Tiffany touts price transparency
Wisconsin’s candidates for governor have different ideas to reduce healthcare costs, with Crowley wanting to expand coverage and Tiffany promoting price competition.
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Here’s how Crowley and Tiffany would address affordable housing
It’s a rare bipartisan topic, to a degree. Crowley uses collaborations to boost housing stock. Tiffany wants to target regulations — and China.
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Crowley has a list to fight corruption, Tiffany has a list of votes enabling it
Crowley is seizing on public demands for greater accountability, while Tiffany authored a bill to end John Doe investigations of politicians, saying “I want this to be my legacy.”
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Van Orden and Tiffany voted for another food safety cut as FDA, USDA lose inspectors
Van Orden and Tiffany voted in favor of budget cuts to food safety agencies as FDA and USDA are already short on inspectors, with the losses reaching Wisconsin dairy directly.
