Bryan Steil

That district has always been drawn more competitive than a lot of the other districts, but Steil has outperformed the baseline Republican average.

This is maybe not exactly right, but as an example, like, if the first congressional district is a district where at the presidential level Donald Trump would get 52% or 53%, Brian Steil would always get, like, 58% or 59%-

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... because he was a good candidate.

I don't know how to vote on those constitutional amendment questions.

I don't know how to vote on my local school referendum," once again, my website, the Heartland Post, is putting together the ultimate conservative voter guide.

In fact, I wrapped it up this morning.

We have all of the data in.

One is making sure that everybody votes.

Anyone who stays home this election is effectively voting for Democrats' open border policy, boys and girls sports, the whole host of social liberal policies.

The people that live in the state of Wisconsin, those people that don't wanna be governed by radical socialists who care about this, they can help us fight back by going right onto my website, bryansteil.com, and stepping up and helping us batter back against this massive onslaught of national Democratic money that is coming into this race.

And it's coming in on behalf of somebody who is certifiably insane Brian, I've been talking about Mitchell Berman, uh, for quite some time.

And to me, like, the, the corollary I was thinking of recently was Tammy Baldwin, who did get legislation passed to recognize same-sex marriages, and the, the strategy that she did was she held off on forcing the vote until after the election because she knew that was the better way to, like, let the air out of the balloon and a more strategic way to operate.

Bryan Steil is like, "Oh, great.

We passed it through the House.

We passed it." It's not the law.

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Well, which is also interesting 'cause a headline on Milwaukee Journal Sentinel today, his, our buddy up north, his...

I think he, there was a, a great selfie of Bryan Steil and Tony Wied headed to Washington to pass the big beautiful bill.

Uh, but a headline today from Journal Sentinel, "Tony Wied's trades show reason for stock trading rules, experts say."

Should you be allowed to trade based on that information? Well, as Congress likes to say, "Oh, those, those rules are for you.

They're not for us." And I said this legislation, which was int- introduced by Wisconsin Representative, um, Steel, uh, back in July in the House, um, would allow members to hold on to any stocks they currently own and not have to sell them.

But, uh, a, a member of Congress would have to wait between 7 and 14 days to file a public notice of intent to sell with the secretary of the Senate or the clerk of the House, depending on which chamber they were a part of, um, when he or his spouse or dependents were to sell a covered instrument.

In other words, before you started selling stuff, because you're in public employers, you have access to- all they want is to say, "Listen, you needed a waiting period.