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WBAY TV-2 | Green Bay, WI

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Clad has been grading WBAY TV-2 | Green Bay, WI segments since Jul 2026 — 2 reports so far, published as notable segments air. Its most-covered subjects on Clad: 2026 midterms, Economy, Elections. Every report checks the segment's load-bearing claims against primary sources, then scores the coverage for factual accuracy, political lean, and how the public received it — so you can see how WBAY TV-2 | Green Bay, WI's reporting holds up story by story, not just take its word for it.

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Tiffany, Wied tout sheriff endorsements outside Brown County Courthouse

Oct 5, 2026

The broadcast covered Republican gubernatorial nominee Tom Tiffany and Rep. Tony Wied (R-WI-8) holding an event outside the Brown County Courthouse in Green Bay, where they highlighted endorsements from local sheriffs and law enforcement groups. Tiffany emphasized his congressional relationships with sheriffs, commitment to backing officers, preventing quick release of violent criminals, and enforcing laws from the start. The segment included Milwaukee County Executive David Crowley's campaign rebuttal statement criticizing Tiffany. Separately, it reported on Sen. Tammy Baldwin's election roundtable, where she discussed voter caution over mail-in ballots and potential federal agents at polling places, citing years of election integrity doubts from President Trump. The station reached out to Sen. Ron Johnson for comment but had not heard back.

▶ Source: WBAY TV-2 | Green Bay, WI

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Rep. Tony Wied defends SERVE Act's 10-year congressional cooling-off period

Jul 24, 2026

In this local interview, Rep. Tony Wied (R-WI) discusses his newly introduced SERVE Act, which imposes a 10-year ban on former members of Congress becoming lobbyists or engaging in compensated federal contracting. He links it to broader ethics reforms like the Stock Trading Ban Act and term limits to restore public trust. The conversation shifts to the SAVE Act requiring proof of citizenship and ID to vote, the Wisconsin-led lawsuit challenging Trump administration conditions on federal disaster funding, the ongoing war with Iran and rising gas prices, and the economic effects of reciprocal tariffs. Wied emphasizes delivering FEMA aid for northeastern Wisconsin flooding and positions himself as a political outsider focused on his district. Sourcing relies entirely on Wied's statements with no opposing guests or independent experts. The host references specific recent events—a new tariff cost report, the lawsuit filed that day, a House resolution on the war, and public polling—without showing graphics or named external data sources beyond general agreement figures.

▶ Source: WBAY TV-2 | Green Bay, WI