Showing posts with label WRKO. Show all posts
Showing posts with label WRKO. Show all posts

Friday, July 13, 2012

On the Air with Fox 25 and Michele McPhee

Yesterday I had the opportunity to be a guest political analyst on Fox 25’s morning news segment “Tolman and Gray”. Former State Senator Warren Tolman and I discussed EBT reforms contained in the legislature’s FY’13 State Budget, and Melissa’s Bill, a crime bill that is currently before a conference committee that I am a member of. Please press play on the posted video below to watch yesterday’s segment.

Additionally, later in the day I was a guest on WRKO’s Michele McPhee Show. Michele and I also discussed the status of Melissa’s Bill. To listen to our lively discussion please click here.

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Tuesday, January 31, 2012

Media Alert: “The Minority Report” with Tom and Todd

Please tune in tomorrow morning at approximately 7:30am as I join WRKO’s Tom Finneran and Todd Feinberg of the "Tom and Todd Show". We will be discussing a habitual offender bill as it makes its way through the legislative process and the upcoming state budget.


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Wednesday, April 27, 2011

On the Air with WRKO

Last night the House of Representatives passed an amendment to the House version of the Fiscal Year 2012 state budget that would change the way healthcare plans for municipal and school employees are developed. Today I had the opportunity to discuss my initial thoughts on the issue with host Barry Armstrong of WRKO radio's program "Lunch Money". To listen to today's discussion please click the photo posted below. To read the actual language of the amendment please click here.





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Thursday, March 3, 2011

On the Air With WRKO

This morning I had the opportunity to talk with WRKO's Tom Finneran and Todd Feinberg of the "Tom and Todd Show". During today's interview we discussed Wisconsin Governor Scott Walker's recent labor union proposal, curbing health care costs for the state's cities and towns, and some Republican initiatives that would save the state money and lower the state's budget deficit. Please click the below picture to listen to today's segment.





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