One year ago on the Fourth of July, Trump signed the Big Ugly Bill into law — stripping health care from millions of Americans, including an estimated 276,000 Wisconsinites, to fund tax cuts for corporations and billionaires. Wisconsin families are still paying the price. And Wisconsin hospitals are at risk of closure.
We're hoping you won't let that anniversary pass quietly.
On June 23, 24, and 25, a statewide Wisconsin coalition is launching the Healthcare is Critical Ambulance Tour — six cities, six hospitals or congressional offices that created that risk — one ambulance, and a unified demand for accountability.
Our goal is for community members and medical professionals to share their stories at every stop. We'll call out the politicians in each district who made this happen: Van Orden, Stiel, and Weid. And with a new Wisconsin governor's race on the ballot in November, we'll make sure voters know exactly who Tom Tiffany is — the same Tom Tiffany who voted to take health care away from 276,000 of their neighbors and now wants to run the state.
The six-city tour:
Milwaukee — June 23, 11am, Columbia St. Mary's Hospital
Racine — June 23, 1:30pm, Ascension All Saints Hospital
La Crosse — June 24, 10am, Burns Park & Derrick Van Orden's Office
Eau Claire — June 24, 1:30pm, Mayo Clinic with Car Caravan to Chippewa
Wausau — June 25, 10am, Tom Tiffany's District Office
Green Bay — June 25, 1:30pm Tony Wied's District Office
This is a coordinated statewide action. The one-year anniversary of the worst health care vote in a generation is too important to let pass. We want to make sure Wisconsin — and the country — remembers what happened on July 4, 2025.
EAU CLAIRE / CHIPPEWA FALLS
https://www.mobilize.us/chippewavalleyindivisible/event/970677/
Organized by: Birds on a Wire, Chippewa Valley Indivisible, Committee to Protect Healthcare, Opportunity Wisconsin, SEIU Wisconsin, and Wisconsin Working Families Power