▶️ New Ad! There are no politics in my clinic. We fix problems. And Wisconsin’s got plenty. Costs keep rising. You’re working harder. And you’re not getting anywhere. We need to bring balance back to Madison. We don’t need another Madison politician. We need a problem solver. We need to stretch your tax dollars. Like voting to lower property taxes and give surpluses back to the taxpayers. Not like what Robyn Vining did when she voted to keep the 400-year property tax increase and keep the surplus money in Madison. We need to make healthcare prices more transparent, so patients know what they are going to pay. No matter how much Madison politicians try to resist, my job is to get folks back on their feet right here in our community.

Politician Robyn Vining loves talking a big game about education. But when it’s time to deliver results for our kids, the voting record tells the real story. The harsh reality in Wisconsin: 📊 Only 31% of WI 4th graders are proficient in reading. Nearly 2 out of 3 fourth graders are struggling with the foundational skill for their entire future. When Mississippi faced this exact crisis, they passed science-based literacy reforms focused on phonics --sparking the "Mississippi Miracle." Wisconsin had the opportunity to replicate that success with Act 20 (AB 321) by: • Returning proven science-of-reading instruction to classrooms • Catching struggling readers early with universal screenings • Giving parents and teachers real tools to support kids before they fall behind Yet when Act 20 came to the floor, Robyn Vining voted NO. Robyn Vining loves posting about how much she cares about reading and our schools. But when given the chance to pass a bipartisan bill that would fundamentally help Wisconsin kids, she stood in the way. As a healthcare professional and small business owner, I know talk is cheap. Results matter. Our kids can’t read press releases, and campaign slogans won't help a 4th grader catch up. It’s time for leadership in Madison that puts our children's future ahead of party politics.

In-person early voting starts today! You can find where to vote early at myvote.wi.gov. This election is going to come down to what they all come down to... voting! If you can't vote on Election Day, this is a great way to make sure your vote counts.

Thanks to @BryanSteil for stopping by our event in Pewaukee! He said what we all know — we can win this if we vote, tell our friends to vote, and make sure they actually do!

Rep. Robyn Vining would be a rubber stamp for any tax increase David Crowley wants to enact – just like he has done in Milwaukee. I’ll work with @TomTiffanyWI to lower taxes and cut red tape for everyone in Wisconsin.

Loved seeing this yard in West Allis yesterday! Let’s go Brewers!

Had a productive roundtable yesterday with @TomTiffanyWI and local law enforcement leaders focused on reducing crime and supporting the men and women who serve and protect our communities. Keeping our neighborhoods safe starts with listening to those on the front lines and giving them the support and resources they need to do their jobs. I’m committed to delivering results.

A snapshot from my time on a clinical rotation in Guatemala. This experience gave me a first-hand look at the real-world challenges of healthcare access in certain systems. Seeing patients walk miles and stretch their limited funds for treatment was a powerful lesson. We need to focus on implementing healthcare solutions in Wisconsin that provide high-quality, accessible care without turning to socialized medicine that delivers neither.

There is a clear choice in this election.

Pewaukee > Politics. Results > Politics.

There’s no single solution to fixing our healthcare system. But we can start with reforms that improve three things every patient deserves: lower costs, better care, and timely access. As a physical therapist and small business owner, I’ve seen how administrative burdens pull providers away from patient care. More time spent on paperwork means less time with patients and higher costs for practices and the people they serve. That’s why reducing unnecessary administrative waste would be one of my first healthcare priorities. I would also work to establish a Waste, Fraud, and Abuse Task Force and reform Medicaid reimbursement to better support access to care and reward better patient outcomes. Our healthcare dollars should go further toward helping patients get and stay healthy!

Out on doors yesterday in Pewaukee. Thank you to Senator Dan Feyen for coming out and knocking with us!

The things that were important to me before I started running for office are still the same things that are important to me now. I am so thankful my family has been there every step of the way.

pol·i·ti·cian (noun) Definition: Says one thing, does another, and lies about both when it's time to run for re-election. Synonym: Rep. Robyn Vining

The signs are popping up across the district and every one gives me an extra boost when I’m out knocking doors. Thank you to everyone who has already put up a yard sign! Want one for your lawn? Send me a DM, and we’ll add you to our next delivery route.

Rep. Robyn Vining is probably getting sick of me calling out her hypocrisy. But not as much as people I’m talking to are sick of her saying one thing and doing another.

Had a great time at the Pewaukee Homecoming Parade last night! It was especially meaningful to see childhood friends, former coaches, patients, and neighbors I’ve known throughout my life. I was born in this district, grew up here, started my practice here, and now Lauren and I are raising our kids here. Seeing so many familiar faces reminded me why I’m running: the people who make this community home.

Dropped off the food from our Meet the Mikes event with @Tosalandia at the Tosa Cares food pantry. Thanks to everyone who donated!

“Democrat Senate candidate appears to have violated state law by accepting donations from registered lobbyists outside of the legally allowed window.”

I joined my three kids at their school this morning for Prayer at the Pole. It was a beautiful morning and a great way to start the day together. I’m especially proud of my 5-year-old daughter, who stood up and led a prayer in front of more than 100 people. Watching her speak with such courage and faith meant the world to me. I am so grateful we are free to worship and pray in this country. I’ll never stop doing either.

Our taxes are too high. Housing is too expensive. There are too many regulations. And we make excuses for criminals in our biggest cities. More proof that we need problem-solvers, not politicians to help create a place people want to raise their families.