The students of Milwaukee deserve better than what they are getting from MPS. After receiving half a billion dollars in pandemic relief and narrowly passing another quarter billion dollar referendum, there is no excuse for this level of mismanagement.

Please see my statement below on today's legislative session:

It's despicable and frustrating to see activist professors prioritizing their agendas over the best interests of the vast majority of students. It's time for the legislature to take a serious look at where our money is going and ensure that education remains focused on learning.

Today, we remember those who lost their lives during the Holocaust and reinforce our continued fight against anti-Semitism.

Camping has been prohibited on UW property since 1971. The actions of these protesters are a deliberate provocation and are weaponizing the First Amendment.

Please take a look at my recap of this past session in the Wisconsin State Legislature! https://t.co/K5Ij98ktJN

We must protect both our girls and boys from these unconstitutional changes to Title IX.

Happy Passover!

WMC was honored to participate in the ribbon cutting for @WasteManagement Germantown Recycling Facility. It is a truly impressive facility. Thanks to WM Area VP Frank Fello, @SenStroebel, @SenKnodl, Rep. Paul Melotik and @SummerfieldWmc.

I am very disappointed to see that the governor doesn’t seem to understand the importance of protecting girls’ sports. Vetoing this bill puts the safety and athletic opportunities for young female athletes at risk. This is a pro-girls’ sports bill, period.

I would like to thank @GovEvers for signing this bill and recognizing the severity of the problem going on in the Milwaukee Metro Area. I also want to thank @RepDonovan for all the work he has done in the Assembly to get this bill across the finish line.

People are frightened to be on the streets in the Milwaukee area and this has been a frequent concern from constituents. The public is demanding action.

This is an issue that crosses partisan lines. It has bipartisan cosponsors in both houses, passed both committees and both houses with bipartisan votes. I am asking Governor Evers to sign Senate Bill 514, so these criminals start to face actual consequences.

🧵Yesterday, I joined my colleagues @RepDonovan and @Vanwanggaard in requesting that Governor Evers sign Senate Bill 514, which increases the penalties for fleeing an officer.

Early voting starts today for the April 2nd spring election! Please visit the site below to find all of your voting information. https://t.co/0J2VuWzSHY

Allowing biological males to participate in female sports will deny deserving female athletes the recognition, scholarships, and university admissions that come with athletic achievement. Title IX exists to ensure equal opportunities for female athletes.

This is the legislature's THIRD attempt at providing tax relief for Wisconsinites. The governor's unwillingness to compromise is coming at the cost of our middle-class.

This will not stop until these criminals face serious consequences.

Today, I voted in favor of of a tax relief package that would return the state’s over $3 billion surplus back to Wisconsinites. With school funding at record levels and local governments receiving the largest increases in state history, a significant tax cut is extremely prudent.

Criminals are becoming emboldened by restrictions on the actions of police—we need to send a message that there consequences to not following lawful requests from officers.