Radical Rebecca Kleefisch Crashes and Burns On School Board Recall

MADISON, Wis. — Wisconsin GOP gubernatorial candidate Rebecca Kleefisch struck out yesterday on the school board recall she used as a mini referendum on her own viability.

Kleefisch knocked doors there and sent her campaign team to canvass for the candidates – making it clear that she stands with party extremists. One school board recall candidate was even on Kleefisch’s campaign committee. That candidate, Scarlett Johnson, drew controversy for her extreme views. In addition to Kleefisch’s efforts, the Republican machine poured money into the race. But Wisconsinites delivered Kleefisch’s radical agenda a decisive loss.

Yesterday’s results showed Wisconsinites reject Kleefisch’s record and her radical plans for the state. Kleefisch has championed policies that would deeply hurt Wisconsinites, including supporting the wealthy over the middle class and helping big corporations get ahead; defunding public education and infrastructure, and pushing anti-vaccine propaganda that will only derail our state’s health and economic recovery from the pandemic.

“Rebecca Kleefisch’s re-introduction to Wisconsin politics crashed and burned,” said Rapid Response Director Kayla Anderson. “Associating herself with fear mongering and a divisive campaign backfired. Wisconsinites soundly rejected her radical brand of politics, and they’ll do it again in 2022.”

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.