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<blockquote data-quote="Up In Smoke" data-source="post: 5021850" data-attributes="member: 79702"><p>Ron Johnson ran for office after his wife&#039;s company couldn&#039;t get DNR approval for a building expansion and additional rail spur.&nbsp; Shortly after his election, the addition and spur were approved.&nbsp; The people that have channel property near the new buildings now have flooding issues after winter melt and heavy rain storms.&nbsp; Ron was also granted a historical loan for a piece of property in Oshkosh that wasn&#039;t on the county historical map.&nbsp; His kids needed a business to run and he made it happen.&nbsp; Shortly after a White House meeting in February of 2020, Ron and his wife sold a 20 million share of their company and a couple days later news of the meeting and US Covid outbreak became public.&nbsp; At one time before his election his wife&#039;s company was the largest employer of inmates in the county.&nbsp; Employees made $2-3 per hour and 12 hour shifts.&nbsp; Ron looked out for Ron, I&#039;m sure this is pretty common place in politics.</p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="Up In Smoke, post: 5021850, member: 79702"] Ron Johnson ran for office after his wife's company couldn't get DNR approval for a building expansion and additional rail spur. Shortly after his election, the addition and spur were approved. The people that have channel property near the new buildings now have flooding issues after winter melt and heavy rain storms. Ron was also granted a historical loan for a piece of property in Oshkosh that wasn't on the county historical map. His kids needed a business to run and he made it happen. Shortly after a White House meeting in February of 2020, Ron and his wife sold a 20 million share of their company and a couple days later news of the meeting and US Covid outbreak became public. At one time before his election his wife's company was the largest employer of inmates in the county. Employees made $2-3 per hour and 12 hour shifts. Ron looked out for Ron, I'm sure this is pretty common place in politics. [/QUOTE]

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