By james art 
Wausau (WLUK) – Wisconsin’s government Tony Evers stands in its state budget, which includes a change in part of gender language in the artificial insemination section.
It includes a change of the term “mother” to “issed man “and” husband “of” husband “.
“All this does (is), gives a chance to people who use IVF – which, I think Republicans are somehow ok with that – they have legitimate certainty that mom can have a year worth a year,” Eves, Democrat, He said during an event at Wowsau Monday.
The changes came to light over the weekend.
They have drawn the attention of many Republican selected employees.
“If I called my mother a wicked man, she would probably hit me for a good reason,” State Senator Andre Jacques, R-DE Pere, told Fox 11 on Monday. “We hear a lot about Wole Virtue signaling. I think this is probably the best example of what I’ve ever seen.”
Assembly spokesman Robin Boss, R-Rochester, issued this statement:
Once again, our Wolke Dei governor reminds us how liberal and uninistent with today’s Democratic Party. Republicans will never allow mothers in Wisconsin to be referred to as something different from “mother”.
Former Green Bay Packers defender Brett Favre weighed, calling the changes “nonsense” in a publication on the social media platform X.
Evers shot back to critics on Monday.
“What the Republicans say is a lie, so of course I’m much better than that,” he said. “Mothers are mothers, dads are dads. What we want is legal certainty that mothers are able to get the necessary care.”
Jacques does not believe that Evers’ explanation of why changes are needed is valid.
“I have never heard this explanation,” Jacques said. “This has never been presented. He actually called them mothers when he said it? Because if he understands the term as easily as you and I now, there will certainly be no call for him to change him in the statute.”
Eves also wants to change other parts of state legislation. A state republican MP counted at least 30 times a mother, replaced by neutral by gender. The father has been subordinated more than 120 times.
Evers says he would be ready to submit his changes to a separate bill. Republicans say they will not be considered.