Election 2024 Abortion Filibuster

Sen. Tammy Baldwin, D-Wis., speaks before President Joe Biden on Jan. 25, 2024, in Superior.

EAU CLAIRE — U.S. Sen. Tammy Baldwin heard concerns from the public Thursday about the first five weeks of the President Trump administration, saying her office has been flooded with calls from Wisconsin residents who are fearful of what is happening with budget cuts, layoffs, and new executive orders.

"We have a rather chaotic rollout of items in this new administration," Baldwin said during a 45-minute conference call Thursday. "It does feel a lot like chaos here (in Washington). A lot of people who feel vulnerable have reached out to my office and feel under siege. They are concerned about Medicaid cuts, and ICE raids, and executive orders that the president signed on day one of his administration, and have continued to sign in the weeks that have followed. We don't normally get 1,000 calls a day."

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