WAUSAU – U.S. Senate Candidate Steven Olikara released this video from the Wisconsin Institute for Public Policy and Service, the location of the first de
his ideas are perhaps even wilder than his words, he proposes getting virus by 50%, while requiring a minimum income tax on all americans. he also recommends that all federal legislation expire in five years, even social security, medicare, medicaid, and the affordable care act. the plan is so out there, it could actually backfire on republicans and help democrats. in fact, the democratic senatorial campaign recently field tested scott s plan with swing state voters and found strong aversion to the tax increase language as well as the idea of sun setting all federally funded programs in five years. democrats are preparing to use that to their advantage and what process to be a tough battle in the midterms to keep hold of the house and the senate. carlos camilo is a former republican congressman from florida which she represents the states 26 congressional district from 2015 to 2018, he joins me now. you know florida, you know rick scott, what is you playing out here? is this part of a
security, the nuclear, family, traditional miley, capitalism. his ideas are perhaps even wilder than his words, he proposes getting virus by 50%, while requiring a minimum income tax on all americans. he also recommends that all federal legislation expire in five years, even social security, medicare, medicaid, and the affordable care act. the plan is so out there, it could actually backfire on republicans and help democrats. in fact, the democratic senatorial campaign recently field tested scott s plan with swing state voters and found strong aversion to the tax increase language as well as the idea of sun setting all federally funded programs in five years. democrats are preparing to use that to their advantage and what process to be a tough battle in the midterms to keep hold of the house and the senate. carlos camilo is a former republican congressman from florida which she represents the from 2015 to 2018, he joins me now. you know florida, you know rick
the issue of abortion everybody is watching the supreme court. there s a quote from julia regensky adviser to governor phil murmur fee. abortion hasn t moved people to the polls. i wish we will i have had in a world where outrage mattered. voters are affected by only what affects them economy, affordable, cost of living is such a major issue for so many people. the perception if the supreme court strikes down or revises roe versus wade it would be a huge issue for democratic voters. do you think that s the case? depends where they are. right after the oral arguments in the mississippi case you saw the democratic senatorial campaign and the democrats running for re-election in the sort of swing center states to