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Gov. Tony Evers on his vetoes in Wisconsin's 2023-25 budget

Democratic Wisconsin Gov. Tony Evers discusses his motivations for and Republican criticisms of partial vetoes in the biennial state budget that boost education funding and block some income tax cuts.

By Frederica Freyberg | Here & Now

July 7, 2023

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