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MADISON, Wis. 鈥?Friday was the first and final debate for Wisconsins Gubernatorial candidates.Republican candidate Tim Michels and Democratic incumbent Tony Evers were in Madison at a debate hosted by the Wisconsin Broadcasters Association to clear up their stances on several hot-button issues ahead of Novembers election.Both Evers and Michels stepped onto the debate stage with a mission. They kept to their question time limits
stanley cup and spoke calmly 鈥?though not without a few jabs at their opponent - to make their positions on abortion, violence, and funding clear.They joined a panel of six broadcasters from across Wisconsin to talk about the top issues on the minds of voters - one of which was public safety regarding gun violence in Milwaukee and across the state.Q: Given the adage So goes Milwaukee, so goes the state, how would you curb the presence of illegal firearms in the state To
stanley cup ny Evers: We have some really thoughtful things we can do around guns. Universal background checks are one, red flag laws are another. Tim Michels: The left always wants to take away guns and I think thats the problem. Im a responsible gun owner, I will protect your second amendment rights. On the topic of abortion, Evers says he supports codifying Roe v. Wade.Michels, wh
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