Chippewa Valley Times

Senator Julian Bradley, a prominent political figure, recently took to social media to share his thoughts on various issues concerning Wisconsin. Through a series of tweets, he addressed topics ranging from the entertainment industry to legislative efforts and public engagement in state budgeting.

On May 20, 2025, Senator Bradley commented on an unusual request made to Charlie Berens by a network. The network asked if Berens could shoot a TV show about Wisconsin in the Chicago area. Senator Bradley shared Berens' reaction, quoting him as saying “That felt like a swift kick to the cheese curds.”

In another tweet posted on the same day, Senator Bradley mentioned that although Charlie's sitcom did not materialize, there is potential for change if his and Representative Armstrong's bill passes. He expressed optimism that Wisconsin would become more attractive for such projects and benefit financially if their legislative proposal succeeds. He stated: "Charlie's sitcom didn't get made but if mine and Rep. Armstrong's bill passes, WI will attract these projects and the dollars that come with them."

The following day, May 21, 2025, Senator Bradley engaged with his constituents by seeking their opinions on fiscal matters. He posed questions regarding tax cuts and investment priorities in Wisconsin. Encouraging public participation in the decision-making process, he invited residents to share their views through a spring budget survey. His call to action read: "Should the state cut taxes? Where should Wisconsin make key investments? I want to know what YOU think! Click below to answer my spring budget survey."

Additional information for Step 3: Julian Bradley is a Republican member of the Wisconsin State Senate representing District 28.