Once again, Governor Evers has exceeded his authority with his unlawful mask mandate. The legislature should act immediately to block this heavy-handed, illegal order. See my full statement here: https://t.co/541L8DYyIP https://t.co/YIjUQbDYYR
@sendavecraig
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CoverageFeb 12, 2020 to Jul 30, 2020
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It is very fitting we honor a local hero & one of Wisconsins favorite sons who died fighting to end the tyranny of slavery & provide freedom for all citizens of this great Nation. I thank @RepBryanSteil for his leadership in recognizing true American hero, Hans Christian Heg. https://t.co/x30ZAeQkSX
On this day in 1854, Alvan Bovay called an anti-slavery meeting in Ripon, WI which formally organized the Republican Party. The movement caught on quickly w/ Republicans winning the WI governorship in 1856 & the Presidency in 1860. Great piece of history in our great state! https://t.co/93GPOys6gk
Regardless of where your place of worship is, you should have every right to protect yourself just like every other person who worships in every other place in Wisconsin. https://t.co/UXtUPV09cx
RT @RepBryanSteil: I am saddened to hear about the passing of Cheryl Sensenbrenner. Throughout her life, Cheryl fought to protect the right&
May we never forget the price of our precious freedoms was paid by those who died to gain and preserve them. Today, we remember and pray for blessings on the families who have lost loved ones in service to our great nation. https://t.co/QOTOowviCS
As state government takes steps to protect the well-being of Wisconsinites, it is also important that state government not infringe upon fundamental rights..., including the free exercise rights of individuals seeking to worship according to the dictates of their conscience." https://t.co/v5NNXNCHHl
With exemptions for other important institutions from the 10-person gathering ban, we must not forget the right of free exercise of religion guaranteed under the Constitution. Read my letter to Gov. Evers here: https://t.co/86xiqCUq9D https://t.co/IymCRUjgxB
The unfortunate reality is that places of worship have become targets for evil-doers. The Protecting Places of Worship Act allows worshipers of all faiths to decide how best to protect themselves. Free exercise of religion means freedom to worship without fear. https://t.co/FBtdg4GAql