David Crowley loves taxes. He's raised them every year he's been in office as Milwaukee County Executive, and if he becomes governor and repeals Act 10, Wisconsin families will be on the hook for billions more in taxes — up to $6 billion a year. That's $2,000 in new taxes per year, per Wisconsin taxpayer. And that's a baseline. Add in property taxes, sales taxes, and other Democrat spend-and-tax schemes, and affordability goes right out the window.

Here's video of Crowley refusing to rule out raising taxes in the Dairy State.

"I don't know who you are," Crowley said to the reporter before getting in his car.

Great work, David.

Another excellent question.

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And we have no reason to believe he wouldn't given his record in Milwaukee County.

He blames MAGA and President Trump for his failures in Milwaukee County. He'd do the same in Madison.

Meanwhile, he says he wants to address affordability, but said massive tax increases on hardworking Wisconsin families aren't a "burden."

Wisconsin cannot afford Crowley as governor.