July 29, 2026 – West Bend, Wi – I have known West Bend resident, Bernie Newman, for years, and I trust him. He is running for Assembly District 58, and he will be a great Representative for all of us.
Bernie is right on the issues. He supports seriously strengthening election integrity. People who are not U.S. citizens and do not meet all of the other legal voting criteria should not be allowed to vote. If we do not ensure this, we will all surely lose our Constitutional republic and all of our precious rights and freedoms quickly and forever! That is just honestly and factually facing reality.
Bernie also knows we need high-quality schools of all types – public, private, charter, etc. He will help make sure our students receive a first-rate education while still making it affordable for us taxpayers. Bernie will support making sure boys and men compete in boy’s/men’s sports, and do not stray into girls’ and women’s bathrooms, locker rooms, and sports.
Bernie will stop wasteful state spending, such as that done by Evers and the legislature for this current biennial budget, which jacked up the budget 15%! That is not being fiscally responsible at all. It is a giveaway, on our backs, to the special interests.
Bernie supports strong borders, our police and firefighters, and family-friendly laws and policies (not extreme Wokeism). He has spent his entire adult life making our communities better for families and individuals.
Bernie is a family man himself, so he understands what we’re facing and wants the very best for all of us. He is an avid outdoorsman, hunter, and freedom lover, and he will fully support our U.S. Constitution and Wisconsin Constitution.
We really need Bernie representing us in Madison. Vote Bernie Newman for State Assembly District 58 during early voting or on August 11.
Very sincerely,
Donna Schneider
West Bend, WI
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