Dem Gov Nominee David Crowley: “Working People Are My People, but to Congressman Tom Tiffany They’re ‘Kingpins’”
MILWAUKEE, Wis. – Today, County Executive David Crowley, Democratic gubernatorial nominee, called out MAGA Congressman Tom Tiffany for calling the men and women who built Wisconsin “kingpins.” These same “kingpins” are the ones who have lost healthcare, are going hungry, and can’t get a good paying job thanks to the affordability crisis MAGA Congressman Tom Tiffany created. Congressman Tiffany has spent nearly 20 years building his anti-worker record. Crowley has received overwhelming support from Wisconsin’s labor organizations made up of thousands of hard-working union members.
“I know what it’s like to struggle to get by even when you’re doing everything by the book. These same Wisconsinites—working people—are my people, but to Tom Tiffany they’re ‘kingpins,’” said Democratic gubernatorial nominee David Crowley. “MAGA Congressman Tom Tiffany has spent nearly the past two decades selling out hard-working Wisconsinites to fund tax breaks for the people he sees as the real victims: billionaires. Working men and women built Wisconsin, they strengthen our economy and as governor, I will always protect their right to organize and to fight for fair wages and benefits.”
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