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Pat Kreitlow: “In 1980, Ronald Reagan would be elected 40th president of…”

Featuring: Pat Kreitlow, Democratic | Former Candidate, U.S. House Wisconsin, District 7

That's Called a Veto (Hour 1)

Published November 4, 2025 | Video Starts at 27:59

A group of Iranian college students overran the US Embassy in Tehran and took hostages, some of whom would remain in captivity for 444 days. One year later, In 1980, Ronald Reagan would be elected 40th president of the United States, defeating incumbent Jimmy Carter. And our country has never been the same since. And that is not a compliment. Thankfully, offsetting that is 2008. (27:59–28:08)

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“He [Governor Evers] vetoed one that would require state employees to return to full time in office work.”
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“He [Governor Evers] also vetoed a bill that would have limited how John Doe investigations can be done.”
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“He [Governor Evers] vetoed another bill that changed the identity verification process for unemployment compensation.”
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“The cause was complications of pneumonia and cardiac and vascular disease.”
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“He had had coronary problems all of his adult life.”
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“He also had a connection to UW Madison. He went to school here as a doctoral student in political science from 1966 to 1968.”
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“His wife, Lynn is a graduate of the University of Wisconsin, Madison, she went here as a graduate student from 66 to 68, earned a PhD in…”
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“There is one year to go until Election Day in Wisconsin for some very big elections. Governor, of course, is tops on the list.”
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“It is an election day in some other key states. We'll be watching to see what happens in New Jersey, in New York City, in Virginia, in…”
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“They [Republicans] passed a bill saying as much and Evers said, nope, we're going to veto that as well.”
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“Emily Berge, who is a candidate for Congress in the third Congressional District. That's the Derek Van Orden district in western Wisconsin…”
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“There was a strongly worded editorial in the Milwaukee Courier newspaper that said on behalf of part of Milwaukee's black community, they…”
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“Republicans sent a bunch of bills to Governor Tony Evers and he vetoed a bunch of the bills.”
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“There was one that was micromanaging the Department of Workforce Development basically as a way, again, to make it tougher for people to…”
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“There was another one that would go after people who applied for jobs but then didn't show up for the job interview.”
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“Republicans have formally introduced a bill that would ban absentee ballot drop boxes.”
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“There are elections one year from now in Wisconsin.”
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“If you're not registered to vote, head to myvote.wi.gov and look up your information.”
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“Dr. Phil just got caught with his hand in the cookie jar, I guess.”
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“People magazine's Sexiest man alive for 2025 is Jonathan Bailey, the star of the Wicked movies.”
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“Emily Berge, the Eau Claire City Council president, is running in the Democratic primary for the third Congressional District, looking to…”
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