Madison Reporter

State Senator Julian Bradley of Franklin delivered the Weekly Radio Address on behalf of Wisconsin State Republicans, highlighting efforts to counter inflation and federal policies. In his address, Bradley noted the impact of inflation and supply chain disruptions on Wisconsinites during the holiday season.

Bradley attributed rising costs to "President Biden's excessive federal spending" and outlined measures taken by Wisconsin Republicans to mitigate these effects. He emphasized a $3 billion tax cut passed in the state budget, which he claimed results in "$1,200 savings for the typical family."

Efforts to boost employment were also mentioned. "We're encouraging a return to work for the long-term unemployed," Bradley stated, pointing out that filling open jobs is crucial for small businesses and manufacturers.

Energy costs were another focus. By opposing federal actions against Wisconsin's natural gas pipelines, Bradley asserted that they are working to curb increasing energy expenses, particularly heating bills during winter.

The senator concluded by reaffirming the commitment of Wisconsin Republicans to combat what he described as "overreach from DC" and promoting policies favorable to workers and families in Wisconsin.