Wisconsin Governor Uses Creative Veto to Increase School Funding for 400 Years, Angering Republicans

Wisconsin Gov. Tony Evers used his partial veto power to increase funding for public schools until 2425.
Evers vetoed the "20" and hyphen in the budget to extend funding, angering Republicans who accuse him of violating deals and raising taxes.
Evers reduced an income tax cut proposed by Republicans and redirected funds to lower income brackets.
Evers protected funding for diversity and inclusion positions at the University of Wisconsin but could not override cuts to the university's budget.
Evers signed the budget, which also includes pay raises for state employees, after weeks of debate with the Republican-controlled legislature.