Bill would limit which flags could fly to the Wisconsin – Wisconsin government buildings at the moment

A new Wisconsin bill will limit the government -sponsored divisions by the flying of certain flags.

The bill prevents flags other than the US flag, Wisconsin flag, local flags and Armed Forces of the United States and POW/MIA flags, not to be transferred or hung outside any country or local institution.

The bill was introduced by a group of Republicans, including respectively. Jerry L. O’Connor, R-Fond du Lac, Dave Murphy, R-Greenville, Rob Brooks, R-Saukville, Joy Goeben, R-Hobart and State Sens. Dan. Feyen, R-Fond du Lac and Cory Tomczyk, R-Mosinee.

The bill points to certain flags that led to separation, including those of political movements or social causes such as Maga, Pride, Heterosexual, CSA, Second Amendment Right S

The bill does not prohibit private citizens or Indian tribes from flying any flags.

“The government should not be involved in the choice of countries or even give the appearance of sides,” Fayen said. “This bill simply guarantees that the first impression of all government buildings and institutions is neutral, offering equal treatment to all Wisconsinites.”

The legislators said they had been asked to act on the separation from Wisconsin residents.

“The flags of government buildings should not be separation and should not support one ideology over another,” says Senator Tomchik, “When the Governor uses flags flying over state capitol and other taxpayer -funded buildings to divide the people of Wisconsin, shameful It is also honest, disturbing. It’s time to end this nonsense. “