An increase in funding for special education in our school districts, which is one of the largest expenses school districts have. An increase in general school aid which would equate to property tax relief. No tax on tips, no tax on overtime, which simply puts more money back into hard working Wisconsinites pockets. And so on May 13, we all came to Madison for a special session of the legislature to vote on that bipartisan deal. Was it perfect? (01:11–01:18)
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Asserts that the deal proposed eliminating taxes on tips and overtime to increase take-home pay for workers.
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