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Van Wanggaard: “Governor Doyle took $1.4 billion out of the transportation…”

Featuring: Van Wanggaard, Republican | Wisconsin State Senate, District 21

Van Wanggaard (R) for 21st Senate District

Published October 7, 2014 | Video Starts at 06:02

Process. Number one, I totally agree with the mindset and the idea that we don't raid segregated funds like our previous administration did. Governor Doyle took $1.4 billion out of the transportation fund, and we're still paying that back. and trying to make that whole. So that's one issue. So we need to make sure that we have those funds that are dedicated to that. (06:02–06:10)

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Claims that $1.4 billion was taken from the transportation fund by Governor Doyle, impacting current finances.

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“We have one of the toughest stands on drunk driving in the 50 states here in Wisconsin.”
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“41% of the individuals attending the technical college, at least down here at Gateway, already have higher education degrees but they can't…”
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“I think that [drug testing those on public assistance] is a good idea.”
Van Wanggaard (R) for 21st Senate District | Uploaded October 7, 2014 | 02:02-13:15
“Yes, I do [support freezing tuition on the 26 UW system campuses and extending it to technical colleges].”
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“We need one uniform statewide voucher system.”
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“Shoreland Lutheran in Kenosha is part of the Racine voucher system, but Kenosha students can't enroll there.”
Van Wanggaard (R) for 21st Senate District | Uploaded October 7, 2014 | 03:37-03:46
“I agree with the governor that Wisconsin should withdraw from Common Core.”
Van Wanggaard (R) for 21st Senate District | Uploaded October 7, 2014 | 04:17-04:37
“There's probably millions and millions of dollars worth of revenue that's being lost through fraud, abuse, and just people not registering.”
Van Wanggaard (R) for 21st Senate District | Uploaded October 7, 2014 | 07:08-07:16
“Small utility trailers... could be licensed. I think almost every other state does that.”
Van Wanggaard (R) for 21st Senate District | Uploaded October 7, 2014 | 07:19-07:27
“Almost all of our economic income that came in went towards health care.”
Van Wanggaard (R) for 21st Senate District | Uploaded October 7, 2014 | 08:05-08:11
“Those federal reimbursements are dropping.”
Van Wanggaard (R) for 21st Senate District | Uploaded October 7, 2014 | 08:21-08:24
“Medical marijuana... I believe that that's worked in many states.”
Van Wanggaard (R) for 21st Senate District | Uploaded October 7, 2014 | 09:10-09:20
“I think they're starting to find that out in Colorado that they're having a lot of issues with [recreational marijuana], more than what they…”
Van Wanggaard (R) for 21st Senate District | Uploaded October 7, 2014 | 10:11-10:17
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Van Wanggaard (R) for 21st Senate District | Uploaded October 7, 2014 | 15:07-15:07
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