Samuel D’Amico
@samueldamico.bsky.social
Former candidate for State Assembly District 82 & Waukesha School Board. Defending the truth, always.
Reposted by Samuel D’Amico
At a time when our communities are recovering from disastrous flooding and Wisconsinites struggle with rising costs, President Trump's proposed budget puts critical, common-sense programs on the chopping block.
It’s bad news for Wisconsin.
It’s bad news for Wisconsin.
Evers urges opposition to proposed cuts in Trump budget
Gov. Tony Evers is urging Wisconsin’s congressional members to oppose cuts to “critical, effective, common-sense” programs under President Donald Trump’s federal budget.
www.wispolitics.com
September 7, 2025 at 1:34 AM
At a time when our communities are recovering from disastrous flooding and Wisconsinites struggle with rising costs, President Trump's proposed budget puts critical, common-sense programs on the chopping block.
It’s bad news for Wisconsin.
It’s bad news for Wisconsin.
Reposted by Samuel D’Amico
My optimism about our ability to save our democracy comes from my experience. No matter how broken or bruised our democracy is today, I have seen it work and I know it can work again. I have seen the power of collective action. I know it can save us now.
August 6, 2025 at 3:45 PM
My optimism about our ability to save our democracy comes from my experience. No matter how broken or bruised our democracy is today, I have seen it work and I know it can work again. I have seen the power of collective action. I know it can save us now.
Reposted by Samuel D’Amico
Staff Attorney @bgodar.bsky.social recaps the Wisconsin Supreme Court’s landmark separation-of-powers decision in Evers v. Marklein for @brennancenter.org's @statecourtreport.org, explaining how it strikes down legislative vetoes over administrative rulemaking: statecourtreport.org/our-work/ana...
Wisconsin Supreme Court Strikes Down Legislative Vetoes
The case marks a major shift in how Wisconsin’s government functions.
statecourtreport.org
August 6, 2025 at 4:23 PM
Staff Attorney @bgodar.bsky.social recaps the Wisconsin Supreme Court’s landmark separation-of-powers decision in Evers v. Marklein for @brennancenter.org's @statecourtreport.org, explaining how it strikes down legislative vetoes over administrative rulemaking: statecourtreport.org/our-work/ana...
While I do believe that perfection must not be the obstacle of progress— the 2025 Budget that was passed and signed, is not enough. From healthcare, to UW schools, public education, and economic relief— 2026 is our chance to fight for more.
August 7, 2025 at 5:38 AM
While I do believe that perfection must not be the obstacle of progress— the 2025 Budget that was passed and signed, is not enough. From healthcare, to UW schools, public education, and economic relief— 2026 is our chance to fight for more.