Senator Ron Johnson (WI) released the following statement regarding the Senate vote today on the Coburn ethanol amendment:"It is a very bad idea to base a business model on receiving government...
Senator Ron Johnson Announces Mobile Office Hours
Oshkosh, Wisconsin - Senator Ron Johnson announced today that his staff would be available for mobile office hours at the dates and locations listed below. These office hours allow constituents to...
Wisconsin Ag Connection: Senator Johnson Blasts Vote to Continue Ethanol Subsidies
Wisconsin's freshman Senator said he voted for the failed measure Tuesday that would have ended tax credits to ethanol producers for the coming year. In a statement to the media, Republican Ron...
Newsmax: GOP Sen. Johnson: Stop Govt From ‘Bankrupting America’
By Hiram ReisnerU.S. Sen. Ron Johnson says the only way for America to get out of its fiscal quagmire is for Congress to establish hard spending caps. Otherwise, the federal government will be...
Newsmax: GOP Sen. Johnson: Stop Govt From ‘Bankrupting America’
By Hiram ReisnerU.S. Sen. Ron Johnson says the only way for America to get out of its fiscal quagmire is for Congress to establish hard spending caps. Otherwise, the federal government will be...
ABC News: Sen. Ron Johnson: No New Tax Cuts Until Deficit in Order
By Rick KleinA payroll tax cut has emerged this week as a possible way for Washington to seek to spur hiring, as concerns about the sluggish economy are impacting deficit-reduction talks between the...
Politico: Senate GOPers: Where’s Obama for negotiations?
By Reid J. EpsteinWhile President Barack Obama was in Virginia delivering a speech about job training, two Republican senators said he, not Vice President Joe Biden, should be the one leading talks...
Johnson Votes in Favor of Tester Amendment
Senator Ron Johnson (WI) issued the following statement regarding the Senate vote on the Tester amendment today: "The problem with both the Durbin and Tester Amendments is that neither one of...
The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel: Kohl and Johnson go different ways in fight over debit-card swipe fees
By Craig GilbertWisconsin's two US senators split their votes Wednesday in the battle over debit-card swipe fees -- a collision of business interests pitting retail merchants against banks. At...
Roll Call: Senate Tees Up Jobs Debate Amid Bad Economic News
By David M. DruckerThe Senate is expected to renew its focus on jobs Monday following a week at home that saw the country unsettled by troubling economic indicators which raised the specter of a...