Extremely disappointed with the governors extension. Its effects on our economy will be crippling. You dont have to be unemployed to be safe.
John Jagler
@JohnJagler · WI · S
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CoverageMar 23, 2020 to Aug 27, 2024
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And as we look at badly needed reforms for MPS and it surely asks for more taxpayer money, how can the legislature trust it to implement anything or act in good faith?
RT @SenFitzgerald: What businesses are essential? Gas stations? Garbage pick up? Drug stores? Construction? Giving this order without gui&
These PPP loans were designed to help businesses make payroll after the government shut them down. We should follow the feds and not tax these loans. We need to make this happen, as many of these businesses are barely hanging on. https://t.co/14VHy0E65U
By knowingly exceeding his legal authority, Gov. Evers is creating more uncertainty, not less, for our state. Struggling business owners & laid-off employees, need to be able to plan. Even if we ease back into opening businesses, we need a date, or at least data-certain plan.