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Healthcare is Critical in Wausau — Ambulance Tour
Thursday, June 25, 2026, 9:45 AM CDT
Wausau, Wisconsin
About
Wisconsin families are in crisis and Wisconsin hospitals are at risk of closure. When Tom Tiffany and Rep. Bryan Steil voted for the "Big Ugly Bill," they chose tax cuts for corporations and billionaires over health care for working people. The consequences are real: an estimated 276,000 Wisconsinites are losing Medicaid coverage, ACA premiums have surged, and families across the state are being forced to choose between medical care and financial survival. Join us in Wausau — the heart of Tom Tiffany's own congressional district — as the Ambulance Tour comes home. You'll hear directly from medical professionals and community members about what these cuts mean on the ground — for patients, for families, and for the hospitals and clinics that serve northern and central Wisconsin. You'll have the opportunity to call Tom Tiffany to account for his vote on the Big Ugly Bill. As Wisconsin prepares to elect a new governor in November, the stakes couldn't be higher. Tom Tiffany is asking Wisconsin voters to hand him the keys to the Governor's office — the same Tom Tiffany who just voted to strip health care from 276,000 of your neighbors. His constituents deserve answers. This is what we'll do together: • See the ambulance — a stark reminder of what's at stake when health care is taken away • Hear testimony from health care providers and Wisconsinites directly impacted by Medicaid cuts and rising ACA premiums • Hold Tom Tiffany publicly accountable for his vote • Make your voice heard — call his office with us Organized by: Birds on a Wire, Chippewa Valley Indivisible, Committee to Protect Healthcare, Opportunity Wisconsin, SEIU Wisconsin, and Wisconsin Working Families Power
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