> In this case, Evers made the veto in question in 2023. His partial veto increased how much revenue K-12 public schools can raise per student by $325 a year until 2425. Evers took language that originally applied the $325 increase for the 2023-24 and 2024-25 school years and instead vetoed the “20” and the hyphen to make the end date 2425, more than four centuries from now.
SpiffShientz on
It clearly violates the spirit of the law, but I kind of want it to work because it’s good to invest in kids and it validates the legends of the Trickster God Tony Evers
Cyberhwk on
This was one of the greatest moves a Democratic Governor has ever pulled off.
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> In this case, Evers made the veto in question in 2023. His partial veto increased how much revenue K-12 public schools can raise per student by $325 a year until 2425. Evers took language that originally applied the $325 increase for the 2023-24 and 2024-25 school years and instead vetoed the “20” and the hyphen to make the end date 2425, more than four centuries from now.
It clearly violates the spirit of the law, but I kind of want it to work because it’s good to invest in kids and it validates the legends of the Trickster God Tony Evers
This was one of the greatest moves a Democratic Governor has ever pulled off.