Tom Tiffany was a
big factor in this.
I've seen
some Republicans online
saying he would
have been better off
being quiet,
given how it played out.
Instead, he did come out
against this bill,
and he was on the record
talking to at least one state
senator who did vote for it,
but weighing
in on his concerns
about this bill.
What do you make of it?
From a practical perspective,
I get it from
a political perspective,
I do not.
I don't
understand what he was doing.
If Tom Tiffany
thinks he's
going to be governor, then
I bet he wants to either
have that money in there
so that he doesn't
take office with the deficit,
or if the economy does, okay,
maybe he wants to come in
as governor
and throw a special session
for a Tom
Tiffany tax cut.
Not a Tony Evers tax cut.
You know, get things
started off right.
From a political perspective,
I don't know why you
come out against this
because you're not
in there voting, but like,
why come out against
a big tax cut
and why
why attack Tony Evers
like he's not on the ballot?
I'm always skeptical
that this sort of thing
will stick in a voter's mind.
It's different, I guess.
If you're getting your door
knocked consistently
and people
are reminding you of that, or
if you see
a lot of commercials, but,
you know,
in the grand
scheme of things,
a $300,
$600 check.
That's a big deal.
But, you know,
all the political infighting
and everything like that,
I just I'm not sure if people
will carry that
all the way to November.