May 1, 2012
On Monday, WMC took to the airwaves to defend Wisconsin’s future! Click here to view WMC’s new TV ad.
Thanks to all WMC members who have so generously supported our issue advocacy fund drives to defend the pro-growth policies of Governor Scott Walker and the Legislature. Your support will keep Wisconsin moving forward!
That’s why WMC has launched a $2 million television ad campaign to deliver the truth to the public about Governor Walker’s record.
The record is remarkable, but the government unions are distorting the truth with over $4 million in advertising against the Governor. We will be on the air through the recall election of June 5 to counter their efforts.
Governor Walker and the Legislature conquered a $3.6 billion deficit, cut taxes, controlled spending, rolled back red tape and clamped down on lawsuit abuse. It’s a record of accomplishment that is getting national attention as we work together to improve our business climate.
WMC’s most recent polling found Governor Walker with a strong base of support, and he is outpolling the two leading Democrat candidates. But, that could turn around as the government unions and their allies – angered by the collective bargaining reforms – attack Governor Walker with a non-stop barrage of negative TV ads.
We cannot let that happen.
Right now, WMC is being outspent by the unions who want to take Wisconsin backward.
Please, if you have already given, please dig a little deeper. If you have not given, please click on this link and make a pledge now.
On June 5, the people of Wisconsin will decide if we are moving forward or not.
What will our state look like on June 6? The future is in your hands. Write a check to WMC IMC today, or click here to make a pledge.
Thank you.
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