Our Reps and Our Budget
With the unveiling of the Joint Committee on Finance's $57.7 BILLION two year budget proposal, the JCF will be holding public hearings on the state budget in these six Wisconsin cities: Milwaukee, Green Bay, Rhinelander, DeForest, Prairie du Chien, and Chippewa Falls.
No Appleton, Menasha, Neenah, Oshkosh, or Fond du Lac.
Hopefully, as this advances, our state Assembly Reps and Senators will hold several informational and idea sessions. That will be challenge, as that would mean that they would need to have a basic understanding of a 1700+ page document, and be able to discuss this document. The least that they can do is hold a forum where they bring someone who does know what the budget entails.
But then again, if our representatives don't understand the budget they are to vote on, what are they doing?
The important thing is to see which representatives are going to follow through with their job - to be a voice for the citizens of the district that they represent.
How do they do this? By holding these informational and listening sessions with citizens back home, talking about what the budget proposal means, and bringing citizen concerns and ideas back to Madison.
For more information on the budget proposal, go here.
No Appleton, Menasha, Neenah, Oshkosh, or Fond du Lac.
Hopefully, as this advances, our state Assembly Reps and Senators will hold several informational and idea sessions. That will be challenge, as that would mean that they would need to have a basic understanding of a 1700+ page document, and be able to discuss this document. The least that they can do is hold a forum where they bring someone who does know what the budget entails.
But then again, if our representatives don't understand the budget they are to vote on, what are they doing?
The important thing is to see which representatives are going to follow through with their job - to be a voice for the citizens of the district that they represent.
How do they do this? By holding these informational and listening sessions with citizens back home, talking about what the budget proposal means, and bringing citizen concerns and ideas back to Madison.
For more information on the budget proposal, go here.
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