Gov. Evers Delivers Democratic Weekly Radio Address on Special Session on Rural Prosperity and Support for Farmers
The following is Gov. Tony Evers‘ radio address on his call for the Legislature to meet in a special session to pass legislation to support farmers and bolster economic activity in rural communities.
Hey there, Wisconsinites. This is Governor Tony Evers.
Wisconsin is known as America’s Dairyland, and for good reason.
But as too many Wisconsin families know firsthand, our farmers and rural communities across our state continue to face challenges.
During my second State of the State Address last week, I announced our three-pronged plan to invest in our farmers, agricultural industries, and rural communities.
The first prong in that plan included calling the Legislature to meet in special session to take up 8 comprehensive bills.
Finally, we’re going to bring together folks from different areas and industries across our state. They’ll work together to develop long-term strategies on this issue—not based on what folks in Madison think is best—but based on the feedback and input from folks like you.
Now, I know what I’ve been proposing isn’t a silver bullet, but by golly, we have to start somewhere, and we have to start today.
America’s Dairyland is about more than bushels, bales, and hundredweights—it’s about people.
Our state has survived on the hard work and dedication of our farmers for generations.
It’s time for us to be better partners for our farmers and rural communities, and I hope the Republicans and Democrats in the Legislature will put politics aside so we can get to work on the challenges facing our state.
Thanks for listening. It’s time to get to work.
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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