Nelson flubs comparison between student loan debt, real wages
"Since 2010, student debt has increased by 102% and real wages have fallen by over 8%.”
Assembly GOP touts taking spending out of the budget, but it also took revenue along with it
“Republicans on the Joint Finance Committee removed more than $8 billion in spending increases from Gov. Evers' budget proposal.”
Gov. Tony Evers doesn’t tell whole story with claim that new Foxconn deal saves taxpayers $2.77B
A new state agreement with Foxconn “will save Wisconsin taxpayers $2.77 billion.”
Yes, Foxconn is the largest taxpayer in Racine County
Foxconn “is the largest taxpayer in Racine County.”
U.S. Sen. Tammy Baldwin partly right that drug price hikes outpace inflation
"Over the past decade, drug prices have risen at three times the rate of inflation."
Yes, Wisconsin inmates are eligible for stimulus checks — just as before
The latest stimulus package "sends stimulus checks to imprisoned murderers, rapists, and child molesters.”
Yes, marijuana is stronger than it used to be
"Pot today is not the weed baby boomers were smoking."
Yes, marijuana can increase the risk of schizophrenia and psychotic disorders
“The National Academy of Medicine points to a significant correlation between marijuana and psychosis, schizophrenia, and other psychotic disorders, particularly in teenagers where the risk…
Wisconsin Assembly Minority Leader right on relationship between mask mandates and COVID-19 cases
“We know mask mandates work. There’s enough evidence out there between counties that have done it and counties that haven’t."
Gov. Tony Evers on the money with claim about increase to general school aid
"We put $330 million in general school aids — the largest in more than a decade."
Sen. Ron Johnson changes tune on objecting to Electoral College results
On whether he’ll object to the Electoral College results
Wisconsin Assembly speaker says state passed one of the first COVID-19 bills, but that’s wrong
“We passed one of the first (COVID-19) bills in the entire country, empowering Gov. Evers to act.”