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Tammy Baldwin: “I am actually the lead author of a bill called the Women's…”

Featuring: Tammy Baldwin, Democratic | U.S. Senate, Wisconsin

Tammy Baldwin WisconsinEye interview

Published October 21, 2024 | Video Starts at 03:43

But again, it was a hard choice. There's other issues that are confronting. Wisconsin policy proposal is to bring Roe. Yes. So I am actually the lead author of a bill called the Women's Health Protection Act in the Senate. that would make Roe v. Wade the law of the land. So that your rights and freedoms would not be dictated by your zip code or your state of residents. (03:43–03:50)

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Asserts that Tammy Baldwin is the lead author of the Women's Health Protection Act in the Senate.

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“This next round of negotiations will be with 15 drugs and then the year after that, 15 more.”
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“My opponent supports a measure that would add $4 trillion to the deficit and would give be largely giveaways to the rich and corporations.”
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“When we had the expanded child tax credit during the pandemic, nearly half of all children in poverty were lifted out.”
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“I am supporting a plan to significantly increase [the Child Care Development Block Grant] so that more parents have the opportunity to…”
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“One corporation got a bigger tax break than all Wisconsinites combined. That was ExxonMobil.”
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“I've heard, you know, plans to create the appropriate incentives so that we have 3 million new houses across America over a period of years.”
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“These private equity firms get tax breaks and we should adjust that so that there's not an incentive to gobble up thousands of homes in…”
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“Right now there's an income cap after which you don't pay into Social Security. It's around $169,000 a year.”
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“If we just lifted that income cap, we would have Social Security solvent for generations to come.”
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“HSHS pulled out 2 hospitals, 19 clinics in Western Wisconsin.”
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“I have introduced legislation that would require any health system looking at these actions to submit plans to the Department of Health and…”
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“We have a shortage of doctors, nurses and many other professionals in the healthcare arena.”
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“There's a number of barriers right now. One is the high cost of getting those degrees.”
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“Our economy in Wisconsin, especially our dairy economy, relies a lot on immigrant labor.”
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“Our visa laws are not well suited for dairy. Oftentimes our visas for farm workers are for planting and harvesting, but dairy cows need to…”
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“There needs to be a ceasefire to surge humanitarian aid into Gaza where the situation is so dire.”
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“We have a campaign finance system that is totally broken after the Supreme Court's decision in the Citizens United case created what are…”
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“I'm opposed to the Citizens United decision, but it's very, very hard to reverse because they've said that these are constitutional free…”
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“We have no disclosure really with the super PACs. So the one thing Congress can do is require disclosure.”
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“The federal government has over time imposed some, some mandates. One great example is special education, the Individuals with Disability…”
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