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Rep. Moore calls Chauvin verdict 'a turning point in American history' Members of the Congressional Black Caucus watched the verdict together Share Updated: 10:26 PM CDT Apr 20, 2021 Matt Smith Members of the Congressional Black Caucus watched the verdict together Share Updated: 10:26 PM CDT Apr 20, 2021 Hide Transcript Show Transcript CONGRESSIONAL BLACK CAUCUS TONIGHT MEMBERS OF THE CONGRESSIONAL BLACK CAUCUS REACTING. WATCHING THE VERDICT TOGETHER INCLUDING WISCONSIN CONGRESSWOMAN GWEN MOORE. I WAS NEAR TEARS WHEN THE VERDICT CAME IN BECAUSE AS A...

Christopher Wilson excitedly showed his workplace to a congressman Monday. Christopher’s words could not be heard through his mask and over the din of the assembly floor at 1227 Barberry Drive in Janesville, but his attitude appeared to be one of pride in his job. It’s a job for which he is paid below minimum wage. Rep. Bryan Steil was visiting KANDU Industries to argue for the low wage for tens of thousands of disabled workers across the country. Wilson, who is cognitively disabled, assembles a refrigerator component for Fitchburg-based Sub-Zero. Other workers Monday were packaging...

Rep. Mark Pocan, D-2nd District, reacted Wednesday to Republican opposition to the halting of the Keystone oil pipeline project.

Rep. Bryan Steil lashed out at Joe Biden on Wednesday as the new president called for unity to solve the nation’s problems. “Despite promising to work for unity, in his first hours in office President Biden has managed to destroy American jobs, support giving amnesty to 11 million illegal immigrants and make plans to enact a radical anti-life agenda,” the 1st District congressman said in a statement. “On day one, Biden has set the tone for what is to come in his administration: legislating by executive orders, championing massive spending bills and supporting far-left prio...

Rep. Bryan Steil came out strongly in support of President Donald Trump over the weekend, decrying the Democrats’ push to impeach the president and Twitter’s ban of Trump’s tweets. Steil did not publicly join the members of Congress who objected to the presidential vote count during their joint session Wednesday. That was the day Trump supporters stormed into the Capitol, forcing representatives and senators to flee the violence, halting the constitutional process. But Friday, Steil called on President-elect Joe Biden to condemn the effort to impeach Trump. In a short statement...