David Crowley

Communities should be able to make a decision whether or not they want a data center. It shouldn’t be steamrolled; it should be brought to the table.

Data centers should pay the full cost of the infrastructure, energy demand and public services they require.

We will be able to coalesce individuals all across southeastern Wisconsin and the state in order to get the type of turnout that we need.

The empire strikes back: It turns out the Democratic establishment has some fight left in it.

There’s a lack of spine coming from Congress.

I’m always going to use my background and my experience as a foundation of how I lead.

We don’t have to throw out our morals, our ethics, our values in order to negotiate better, thriving communities.

We need to make sure we’re being bold and pushing policies that allow us to really take on the affordability crisis.

I didn’t get into this race to protect the establishment. I got into this race to protect the people, to let folks know that they deserve to have a seat at the table.

The frustration for me is because I have worked my entire life not to be labeled, not to be placed in a box.

Every one of us has something much bigger to unite around, and that is keeping MAGA extremism from bringing the chaos we see in Washington into our neighborhoods right here in the state of Wisconsin.

The real opponent has always been Tom Tiffany. That remains true today.