Central Wisconsin News

Rep. Tom Tiffany, currently serving as a U.S. Congressman for Wisconsin’s 7th District, has voiced his recent legislative actions via a series of tweets. Tiffany, who took office in 2020 following the tenure of Sean Duffy, has emphasized his focus on issues like wildlife management and judicial reform.

On April 9, 2025, Rep. Tiffany announced that his bill to delist the gray wolf, co-sponsored with Rep. Lauren Boebert, had been moved out of the National Resources Committee. The legislation intends to return the management of gray wolves to state control and prevent court interventions in this matter. The next step for this bill is a vote on the House floor.

Later that day, Tiffany shared the passage of the No Rogue Rulings Act in the House. The purpose of this act is to limit the influence of what he refers to as activist judges, which he suggests aligns with the policies supported by the voters during the election of President Trump.

On April 10, 2025, Tiffany tweeted about economic improvements, citing lower inflation and higher job creation than anticipated. These developments are portrayed as a fulfillment of promises made, conveying a message of economic success.

Tom Tiffany, 65, was born in Wabasha, Minnesota, currently residing in Minocqua. He holds a degree from the University of Wisconsin–River Falls, obtained in 1980, and has a longstanding career in public service, including positions in the Wisconsin State Assembly and Senate prior to his congressional role.