New LFB memo predicts a $3.8 billion dollar surplus by June of 2023 and feds have sent an astonishing $58.2 billion in COVID-19 aid to Wisconsin. Read More New Fiscal Estimate For State Of WI Shows $3.8 Billion Surplus By June Of ’23, $2.88 Billion Higher Than Previous Estimate
As with his first budget, Gov. Evers’ proposal for 2021-2023 seeks to dramatically increase government spending in Wisconsin, raise taxes on the many to hand out aid to the select few, and create dozens of new initiatives to address social justice, equity, global warming and the public health crisis. Read More Governor Evers Introduces The 2021-2023 State Budget
At a Joint Finance executive session last week, Rep. Chris Taylor mocked the notion that subsidized Obamacare plans could possibly be affordable. Her comments were an effort to justify the expansion of Medicaid to a population between 100-138 percent of the federal poverty level that already has access to affordable, private sector health insurance thanks to existing taxpayer subsidies. Read More Rep. Taylor, Democrats Mock The Obamacare Exchange And The Affordability Of ACA Health Insurance
Rep. Taylor describes an Obamacare “navigator” laughing at a woman trying to find inexpensive options through the healthcare exchange. Taylor also claimed the exchanges discriminate against people with pre-existing conditions, which is illegal. Read More Joint Finance Democrat Bashes Obamacare Exchanges
