July 2025

On Sunday, we kicked off our 5th annual LEAD Wisconsin summer camp for teens all around the state (and even some from out of state!) who are passionate about developing their faith, worldview, and leadership skills.

We are excited to be able to pour into over 125 campers this July. Every year, we are reminded of just how hungry Wisconsin youth are for Christ-centered connections and developing their political and biblical worldview.

Last week, the House passed, and President Trump signed into law, the One, Big, Beautiful Bill (OBBB).

This bill is not perfect, but it does secure incredible wins for our farmers, hardworking families, small business owners, seniors, vulnerable populations, and everyone in between. There is a lot of misinformation being spread on the OBBB, and I want to make sure your questions are answered and concerns are addressed.

Below are some frequently asked questions on the OBBB as well as answers that show how this bill works for Wisconsinites and Americans across the country.

In a big win for the future of our state and education system on Tuesday, University of Wisconsin-Madison Chancellor Jennifer Mnookin announced that the university's Division of Diversity, Equity and Education Achievement will close.

On Tuesday, Wisconsin Assembly representatives reintroduced the Born Alive Bill. The bill requires health care providers to give the same care to a child born through a failed abortion that they would give to a child born naturally or by c-section. Although under current law these children have legal rights, this bill strengthens their protection by ensuring that doctors and healthcare staff who intentionally kill these children, or refrain from giving life-saving care, are charged with a felony equal to first-degree intentional homicide.