Letters: On supporting MAGA agenda and battling child hunger
Here are this week's letters to the editor of the Sheboygan Press . See our letters policy below for details about how to share your views.
Support leaders fighting for MAGA agenda
On Nov. 5, our nation voted to "Make America Great Again," signaling a clear desire for representatives at all levels of government who will support President Trump in implementing his MAGA agenda.
To achieve this, we need fighters — individuals who embody the tenacity and determination of leaders like Janel Brandtjen, the greatest woman to have ever served in Wisconsin's Assembly.
In this context, Fond du Lac, Manitowoc and Sheboygan counties are fortunate to have Lindee Brill as their representative in the 27th Assembly District. Lindee carries the fighting spirit of Janel Brandtjen and is committed to advocating for the needs of her constituents. Her declaration to oppose Robin Vos as speaker of the Assembly is a significant first step in challenging RINOs and ensuring that our voices are heard.
I supported Lindee in the primary, not only for her strong stances but also for her tactical response to the mailers funded by Robin Vos against her. This demonstrates her readiness to confront the challenges ahead and fight for the values we hold dear.
As we move forward, we need to publicly show support for representatives like Lindee Brill, who are willing to stand up and fight for the MAGA agenda. Together, we can ensure that our government reflects the will of the people.
Jason Robson
Plymouth
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We're battling child hunger. Here's how to join us.
Our names are Olivia Scheuren and Ellie Martin. We are seniors attending Kohler High School who are working together to raise awareness of child hunger in Sheboygan County.
We are executing this plan to create community awareness for children in need as a project for the Future Health Professionals Club. We aim to put food collection bins around Sheboygan County from Dec. 2 to 6 to collect non-perishable food items.
We felt inspired to raise awareness and donate to the Sheboygan County Food Bank since 6,219 children younger than 5 face poverty.
Another factor that influenced us to create this project is that 11% of Sheboygan County residents are facing hunger, 12,450 residents received food assistance, and 7,469 students from ages 5-18 years old who attend public schools in the county qualify for food assistance programs.
We also have a promotional Instagram and TikTok where we will demonstrate how to make cheap and nutritious meals. Our handle is stop.childhoodhunger.
We have a GoFundMe account, and donations will be made to the Sheboygan County Food Bank. Any donations are greatly appreciated! The GoFundMe has a goal of $5,000 and has raised $545 as of Nov. 19. Find it here: https://www.gofundme.com/f/kohler-high-school-students-supporting-hungry-children .
Olivia Scheuren and Ellie Martin
Kohler
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