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“We win Wisconsin and we win the whole thing.” – President Donald J. Trump
In order to stop Joe Biden and the Democrats’ far-left policies, we must win Wisconsin. It is why President Trump visited Wisconsin yesterday for the third time this year and will be nominated for President of the United States next month in Milwaukee. "When I am re-elected, Joe Biden's amnesty plan will be ripped apart and thrown out," Trump told the large and enthusiastic crowd in Racine.
Over the past several weeks, we have emphasized that fatherhood is under attack in our culture. What do we mean by that? Take a look at the quotes from popular news sources below:
“The bad news for Dad is that despite common perception, there’s nothing objectively essential about his contribution [in the family].” – The Atlantic
“While it’s great to celebrate fathers, it’s important to bear in mind that the evidence suggests there’s no magic ingredient they supply but others can’t.” – JSTOR Daily
“Fathers are not needed.” – Huff Post
Ever since I turned 18 I have treated every election like it is the most important one in my lifetime. I embrace that attitude because, as a student of history, I know what a solemn duty it is to take part in the political process and cast my vote to practice one of the most important rights we have as citizens: voting.
As I type this, it is June 19th, 2024, and a great number of people across the United States are rightly celebrating Juneteenth to commemorate when the last of the slaves were finally informed of their freedom after the Civil War.
I joined a letter to Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas and Attorney General Merrick Garland, questioning the administration’s dismissal of over 350,000 removal cases and highlighting the erosive effect of these policies on the U.S. legal immigration system.
The letter criticizes President Biden’s recent executive order purporting to close the border, as “too little, too late.” The administration’s action was also an admission that President Biden always had the authority to secure the border, despite his claims otherwise.
In response to the new desperate line of attack by out-of-touch Brad “Politics as Usual” Pfaff, here is the comment I released to the media:
What did the Biden Crime Family do to receive millions of dollars from adversarial countries while Biden was VP?
That answer seems pretty obvious. pic.twitter.com/KcDo3lCzg3— Senator Ron Johnson (@SenRonJohnson) June 11, 2024
You might recall that back in February, Robert Hur released a DOJ special counsel report on President Biden, revealing that he "willfully retained and disclosed classified materials."
Mr. Hur even criticized Biden’s handling of classified documents, noting that they were often found in “damaged” and “opened” containers, which he stated “presents serious risks to national security.”
Pro-Palestinian protests erupted over the war in Gaza recently on the UW-Madison campus. Students, professors, and agitators put up tents on Library Mall without the necessary permits to do so. The UW-Madison Chancellor, Jennifer Mnookin, called on law enforcement to remove the illegal encampment. She emphasized that protesting and free speech are more than welcome on campus, but must be expressed without breaking campus laws and policies. Four protestors were detained and one police officer was hit over the head with a skateboard.
There’s no question that Wisconsin is home to some of the nation’s most hardworking folks – our farmers and agricultural producers. We owe a great deal of thanks to the men and women who work tirelessly to make sure American families can put food on their tables. With Wisconsin being one of the top food-producing states in the nation and one of the world’s leading food exporters, our farmers must have the resources they need to protect food security and stability at home and abroad.
"A good father is one of the most unsung, unpraised, unnoticed, and yet one of the most valuable assets in our society.”
–Billy Graham
Here at Wisconsin Family Action, we agree with Billy Graham – fathers are incredibly underappreciated in our society. So, for the month of June, we’ve made it our mission to turn the “unsung, unpraised, unnoticed” role of fatherhood into one that is celebrated and valued. We hope you’ll join us this coming week in ushering in a month of honoring our fathers.