Veterans Support Trump

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— Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) September 6, 2020

Leah Vukmir: Reformer Standing Up for Wisconsin Families

It's crunch time! Our @wisgop is still busy knocking on doors and talking with voters -- encouraging them to Get Out And Vote this Tuesday. Let's send a proven reformer to the U.S. Senate -- vote @LeahVukmir! pic.twitter.com/7yjWG42PmM

— Wisconsin GOP (@wisgop) November 2, 2018

Leah Vukmir is a proven reformer and will stand up for Wisconsin families.

Democrat Tammy Baldwin is a radical Leftist. She is a rubber stamp for Chuck Schumer and the Democrats' radical Leftist agenda. She failed to do anything about the opioid crisis at the Tomah VA, other than pay hush money to cover up her inaction and disastrous mishandling of the matter.

We fired Russ Feingold in 2010, and defeated him again in 2016. Now, it's Tammy's turn.

Vote for Leah Vukmir.

Trump Rally - Mosinee, WI

.@realDonaldTrump said he would come to Wisconsin, and just like all the other promises that he has made, he is following through. People like that about him. They're excited that he's coming, and I knew he would. 🇺🇸 #maga #wisen https://t.co/GibqtAapXh

— Leah Vukmir (@LeahVukmir) October 23, 2018

Come join @realDonaldTrump and me for a #MAGA rally TOMORROW in the Wausau area! 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸

📍 WHERE? Mosinee, WI
⏰ WHEN? 6:30 p.m.
🚪 DOORS OPEN? 3:30 p.m.
🎟 TICKETS? Below. ⬇https://t.co/C6L0YKAYqf

— Leah Vukmir (@LeahVukmir) October 23, 2018

I'm very happy that President Trump is holding a rally in central Wisconsin to support Scott Walker and Leah Vukmir.

We need all those 2016 Trump voters to participate in the 2018 election.

It would be a disaster if Tony Evers became the governor of Wisconsin and undid all the reforms enacted since Scott Walker's election.

Tammy Baldwin has spent six years as our senator. What has she accomplished? She's embroiled in the Tomah VA scandal. She offered to pay hush money to one of her aides, Marquette Baylor, who was fired for her role in the matter. Baldwin was hoping to keep Baylor quiet about the scandal. I didn't think any senator could be worse than Herb Kohl, but she managed to make Kohl look competent and effective and engaged.

Although I would vote for anyone to unseat Baldwin, I really want Leah Vukmir to represent us in the U.S. Senate. She would be a phenomenal senator.

Obviously, President Trump believes we can elect Leah Vukmir and reelect Scott Walker or he wouldn't be giving his time to their campaigns.

We elected Scott Walker three times and we would be crazy not to do it again. Leah Vukmir is a tremendous candidate who shares our Wisconsin values. Keeping the radical Leftist Baldwin in office would be a terrible mistake.

Jobs, not mobs.

Leah Vukmir: Stop Tomah Tammy

You've got some nerve, @TammyBaldwin. Saying a nurse doesn't care about patients? You knew about the opioid crisis at the Tomah VA, and YOU DID NOTHING.

Learn more → https://t.co/KjVyLvhD01 pic.twitter.com/pqEnM6edSG

— Leah Vukmir (@LeahVukmir) September 26, 2018

Vote for Leah Vukmir.

Tammy Baldwin - Opioid Crisis

"This isn’t an easy story for me to tell. You have to grow up fast when a parent is struggling with addiction." Read @tammybaldwin's op-ed on her first-hand experience with the opioid crisis --> https://t.co/DzVbkUtmy4 #wisen

— Democratic Party WI (@WisDems) May 21, 2018

There is no way Tammy Baldwin can hide the truth about her inaction to the Tomah VA scandal.

No personal revelation can change how she handled it. She can't rewrite what happened. She must be held accountable.

Russ Feingold and the Tomah VA Medical Center

VA Creating Drug Addicts - Hidden Camera Video

From James O'Keefe and Project Veritas:

Tammy Baldwin: Tomah VA Scandal

I knew Tammy Baldwin would be a disaster as the junior U.S. senator from Wisconsin. It was a given.

She's worse than I feared.

From WKOW, via WXOW:

Sen. Tammy Baldwin (D-Madison) refused an interview with 27 News Monday regarding the growing controversy over the way her office handled reports of the over-prescription of opiates at the VA clinic in Tomah.

Sen. Baldwin responded to our interview request with a statement she had previously sent to several of the state's largest newspapers on Sunday.

"We should have done a better job listening to and communicating with another constituent with whom we were working on problems at the VA," Baldwin wrote in the statement. "I take full responsibility for any mistakes we made because I not only share his belief that the report's conclusion fell short, but I also share his commitment to exposing problems at the VA and working on solutions."

Sen. Baldwin's office received a report on the problems in August from the Department of Veterans Affairs' inspector general. Sen. Baldwin shared the report with a constituent but didn't publicize it more widely until last week, after a report was published on the death of a Marine Corps veteran being treated at Tomah.

Baldwin then called on the VA secretary to order a comprehensive investigation at the Tomah clinic.

Two Republican state representatives wrote to Baldwin asking her why she didn't do more with the report.

Sen. Baldwin's office is also refusing to comment on or confirm a report from the Milwaukee Journal-Sentinel that her deputy state director, Marquette Baylor, was fired over the handling of the issue last Thursday.

Baldwin respresents the people of Wisconsin. She must be held accountable for her actions and inactions as a senator.

From AP, via FOX6 News:

Baldwin says she accepts responsibility for mistakes made by her office and believes a 2014 investigation fell short in exposing problems at the medical center.

A 35-year-old former Marine died of an overdose in the center’s inpatient care unit in August.

Just how much "responsibility for mistakes made by her office" is Baldwin willing to take?

A former Marine died related to what was happening at the Tomah facility.

It's not too much to expect Baldwin to do more than issue a statement.

Interviews are in order, but she's denying that access.

Yes, Baldwin is the disaster I expected her to be.