.GovEvers is facing possible legal action after using a partial veto last week to increase funding for public schools for the next 402 years A nonprofit law firm is considering suing Evers, calling the move 'inherently undemocratic.'
While the maneuver is within the limits of Wisconsin law, which allocates a large amount of power to the governor, a nonprofit law firm is considering suing Evers, calling the move"inherently undemocratic."The original budget, which passed the Republican-controlled legislature, offered $325 in spending per child for the school years"2023-24" and"2024-25.
"We call it the ‘Vanna White’ veto where the governor gets rid of individual letters and words to create new words," Vebber said. He noted that those vetoes were barred in 2000. Vebber said that, even if Evers's veto remains in effect, spending will equate to more than $130,000 per student in 400 years, which is more than Wisconsin currently spends.
"The taxpayers of Wisconsin are on the hook for significant spending increases over the next 400 years," the deputy counsel added.
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