Gov. Tony Evers takes aim at Trump in address focused on child care, new gun laws

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

46% : "The proposal also includes $6.1 million for school breakfasts; $458,900 to fully fund the projected eligible costs of the school day milk program; $500,000 for Farm to School programs connecting local farmers to schools; and $250,000 to help school districts and charter schools replace water fountains with water bottle filling stations in an effort to reduce lead exposure, according to the governor's office.
32% : More: Wisconsin AG Josh Kaul joins lawsuit seeking to block Trump birthright citizenship orderEvers also said he would direct his administration to fight efforts by the Trump administration or Congress or repeal the Affordable Care Act and to preserve abortion access in the state.
31% : Republican lawmakers have rejected the idea of expanding reasons for judges to order Wisconsin residents to surrender their firearms, citing constitutional rights protecting gun possession.
27% : "Here are takeaways from Evers' speech:Just two days after Donald Trump was inaugurated as president for a second time, Evers took aim at Trump's effort to reduce illegal immigration to the U.S. and end the country's longstanding constitutional policy of providing citizenship to those who are born on American land.

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