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How's everybody doing?

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Come on, how's everybody doing?

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Are you guys ready to save this state?

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Are you ready to save our state?

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This is Wisconsin. We know we know close elections.

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On their side, there's a close election. On our side,

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Tom Tiffany won.

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This is going to be whatever candidate

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comes out on the Democratic side. This is going to be a contrast election.

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A contrast election between the radical Democrats, socialist

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policies that left and the common sense policies of

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all of us in this room and Tom Tiffany. Do you agree?

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The other side wants to raise your utility rates

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through crazy, green, new deal policies. Tom Tiffany wants to

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lower your utility rates so you have more money in your pocket.

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The other side looks at

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every problem wants to spend money. They want to spend money in their plan.

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Their plan is to raise your taxes.

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Tom Tiffany knows you work darn hard for that money

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and we're going to put more of that money back in your pocket.

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We need Tom Tiffany in the governor's office.

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The other side wants to end school choice.

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Tom Tiffany knows that moms and dads should be able to choose a school that's best

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for their child. This

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is a contrast election.

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We've heard the left talk about all sorts of topics.

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Tom Tiffany is talking about the topics that matter to all of us

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in the state of Wisconsin and this election is going to be a lot more than just between

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red and blue. This election is about the future of

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our state. Do we want to listen to the sirens call of socialism

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and radical liberal policies and the path that takes us down?

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Are we going to listen or are we going to drive forward with common sense

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policies that gets this state back on track?

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We know who can do that. We can save this state.

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We can pull this state together because we know in the state of Wisconsin

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our best days are in front of us and so

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let's give a big welcome to the man that I call my friend, the man from northern

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Wisconsin, the damn man, the next governor of this state, the state of Wisconsin

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and that is our next governor,

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Tom Tiffany.

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Thank you.

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How do you like that Congressman Brian style?

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First off I want to start by saying thank you.

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You are the reason that we've knocked over

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250,000 doors already in this campaign.

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You are the reason our common sense message

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is being delivered in every corner of the state of Wisconsin.

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Yes. And you are the reason

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why we are going to turn the governorship red in November, aren't you?

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Yes.

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You know as a kid who grew up on a small

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dairy farm in Elmwood I cannot tell you truly how

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humbling this is.

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This state gave me every chance to achieve the American dream.

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My wife and I were able to start our own small business

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and most importantly it gave me my family.

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My wife Chris and our three daughters

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I just want to deliver a message to my wife Chris. I love you

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and I look forward to seeing you again soon.

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Thank you.

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Unfortunately she had to work tonight along with lots of

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poll workers across the state of Wisconsin.

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This isn't about just where I live though this is my home

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just like it's your home. I love Wisconsin but I

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see the direction that our state is going in and I know

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that we can do better. You know we can do better don't you?

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Our property taxes are among the 10 highest in the country.

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Our utility rates

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are the second highest in the Midwest

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and from 2018 to 2025

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we ranked number 40 in job creation.

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These aren't numbers that are just on a page.

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They represent working families struggling to keep more of their paycheck.

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They represent parents wondering

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whether their children are getting the education they deserve

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and they represent graduates wondering whether they'll be able to

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land a job here. This is why the

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fight matters. This isn't a

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typical election about red versus blue. This is an

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election about the very soul of the state of Wisconsin.

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It's about what kind of Wisconsin we're going to leave

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the next generation. Do we pass on a Wisconsin

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built on freedom?

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Freedom and opportunity? Or do we accept a future

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where government gets bigger? Taxes

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keep rising. In opportunity becomes harder to find.

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No. Because at the heart of this election

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is a fundamental difference in how we see Wisconsin's future.

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Democrats want government to have more.

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I want government to be open,

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transparent and accountable to you.

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Yes.

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You know how to spend your paycheck

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better than any politician. You know how to raise your kids better than any

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bureaucrat and you know how to build your future better than any

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government ever will. The question isn't

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whether government should promise more. The question

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is who will pay for all of those promises.

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And every time government grows, the bill grows

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with it, doesn't it? And sooner or later

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the bill lands on your doorstep.

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We have seen it with property taxes. We have seen it with health

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care costs. We have seen it with the waste

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and fraud that goes on. And we see it in the size of our state

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budget. A budget that went up 15%

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in 2025.

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For the first time topping over a hundred billion dollars.

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And I have a couple simple questions for you.

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Did your government services get 15% better?

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Did our schools get 15% better?

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Did our roads get 15% better?

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We're going to go back to common sense in Madison.

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We're going to respect the taxpayers

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who foot the bill. And we are going

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to make government accountable to the working people of the state of Wisconsin.

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And so if you're with me

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Yes, it is time for you,

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Betcha. Are we going to end the 400-year property tax

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increase? Are we going to audit every corner of state

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government? Are we going to protect our farmland

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from big data centers?

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And are we going to stand up

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for safe communities and make sure there are no sanctuary

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cities in the state of Wisconsin?

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And are we going to put education back at the center of our schools, pay good

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teachers more money and protect girls sports?

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No!

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These guys are good at this.

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No! No!

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No! No! No! No! No!

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No! No! No! No! No! No!

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No! No! No! No! No! No! No! No!

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Yes, tonight is about you.

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It is about the farmers that get up before sunrise,

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the small business owners opening their doors, the parents working over time

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to give their kids a better life, the teacher who shows up every day

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because they believe in their students, and the Wisconsin family

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that simply wants a fair shot.

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Whatever your political label, Republican,

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independent, politically homeless or a Democrat,

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is a place for you in the common sense movement.

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If you want your children and grandchildren to grow up in the land of opportunity,

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join us.

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If you're ready for new leadership that puts Wisconsin families first,

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join us. If you want to keep what makes Wisconsin,

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Wisconsin, then join us.

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We inherited freedom from those who came before us.

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Now it's our responsibility to preserve it

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for those who come next. The fight is

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bigger than just one party. The fighter is bigger,

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the fight is bigger than just one candidate. The fight is about

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Wisconsin. So I ask you tonight to stand with me.

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Stand with me for our fight, for lower taxes

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and good paying jobs. Stand with me

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as we demand accountability of our state government.

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Stand with me as we fight for

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better schools and safer communities. Stand

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with me as we protect the Wisconsin way of life

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and stand with me as we move Wisconsin forward.

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Because Wisconsin's best days are ahead of us, aren't they?

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They are ahead of us. If we stand together

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work together and believe in the people of this great state

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there is nothing we cannot accomplish.

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We must fight.

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We must fight. We must fight for what we believe in as Wisconsinites.

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We must rise to meet the challenge.

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For our freedom, for our future,

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for Wisconsin.

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Thank you. Thank you all for joining us tonight

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and let's deliver victory on November 3rd.

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Yeah.

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School bus driver in a traffic jam

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staring at the faces in a rearview mirror

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looking at the promise of the promised land.

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One kid dreams their fame and fortune.

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One kid helps pay her rent.

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One could end