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Meantly / Midterms 2026 / WI Governor / Tom Tiffany
Midterms 2026 · WI Governor
Tom Tiffany
Across 24 statements tracked since 4 Sept 2026, Tom Tiffany's most frequent rhetorical moves are absolutes and vague promise.
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Most used moves, last 90 days
Audience impact, last 30 days
+0.4 neutral
This week against their usual
Hostility this week 1.0 / 10, 0.3 above their usual 0.7.
Latest statements
We think we’re in a great spot. We basically see a dead heat race at this point. The president is doing what he believes is best for the United States of America. What I’m focused on is being the best governor possible in Wisconsin. People of Wisconsin are…
He’s appeared before Congress and talked about how requirements need to be tightened up for these various programs. I’m going to do that as governor. I mean accountability is a big part of our agenda to make sure that all agencies are audited and make sure…
I will not be able to do it in the first budget, but, after that, we sure hope to be able to get it done.
You were charged with attempted arson in your past. And while I take no pleasure in casting this vote, this is the last option that remains to protect the rights of millions of Wisconsin voters who cast legal ballots. I do support that law, and I will uphold…
David can choose what he’s going to do in Milwaukee County. I think we need to set up a task force. That’s what I’m going to do right after being elected. Let’s find out where they can be used, and if they can be used. My first priority is always privacy. We…
Last year, Wes Moore passed the largest tax-and-fee increase in Maryland history, raising taxes and fees by $1.6 billion. So, it’s no surprise David Crowley is campaigning alongside him. Now he wants to bring that same tax-and-spend agenda to all of Wisconsin.
We are going to return more money to the people of the state of Wisconsin. State government has plenty of money. It does not have a revenue problem, it has a spending problem. He’ll be judged by history — he’ll be judged over the course of his four years.
Today, President Trump called to let me know that roughly $18 million in aid for Wisconsin has been approved.
On the first day of office, we are going to call a special session to end the 400-year property tax increase. Number two, we are going to audit all of the state government and agencies to make sure that we are rooting out all the fraud. More than half of the…
has been a top priority. regular contact with the administration. I appreciate the administration responding to Wisconsin's needs.
make it easier for taxpayers to search and understand state spending. taxpayers where their money is going, what services agencies are providing, and the results taxpayers are receiving.
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