Tom Tiffany
Press Release

David Crowley to Hobnob With Hollywood Elites and Failed Presidential Candidate Kamala Harris

 

By - Sep 27th, 2026 11:43 am

WAUSAU, WI – Tomorrow, Democrat candidate for Wisconsin governor David Crowley is heading to California to hobnob with Hollywood elites, socialist and dictator sympathizer Sean Penn, and Kamala Harris, who was ranked the most liberal U.S. senator in 2019.

Not only is Crowley asking people to fork over an insane amount of money to be in his presence, but he is also continuing to push tax hikes at a time when affordability is top of mind for most Americans.

The Crowley administration has requested a 26% tax hike for 2027. David Crowley’s budgets have raised property taxes five of the last six years, and he nearly doubled the sales tax in Milwaukee County.

From his support for benefits for illegal immigrants to higher taxes, it’s clear Crowley wants to bring California-style policies to Wisconsin.

“I’m running to make life more affordable for Wisconsin families by cutting taxes, keeping our communities safe, and returning the budget surplus to the people of Wisconsin. David Crowley wants to bring the California playbook to Wisconsin: higher taxes, more crime, and higher prices. Wisconsin can’t afford that, and as governor, I won’t let it happen,” said Tom Tiffany.

NOTE: This press release was submitted to Urban Milwaukee and was not written by an Urban Milwaukee writer. While it is believed to be reliable, Urban Milwaukee does not guarantee its accuracy or completeness.

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