![“We live on our credit cards and we max them out every month,” says Veronica St. Clair. Her husband, Robert St. Clair, is a military veteran and says he wants to see the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs privatized. “Then maybe I wouldn’t have to fight with the VA to get medical treatment,” he says. (Angela Hart/KFF Health News/TNS)
“We live on our credit cards and we max them out every month,” says Veronica St. Clair. Her husband, Robert St. Clair, is a military veteran and says he wants to see the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs privatized. “Then maybe I wouldn’t have to fight with the VA to get medical treatment,” he says. (Angela Hart/KFF Health News/TNS)](https://www.bostonherald.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/07/US-NEWS-HEALTHCARE-POLITICS-WISCONSIN-2-MCT.jpg?w=433)
Many Wisconsin voters still can’t figure out whom to vote for — or whether to vote at all.
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Many Wisconsin voters still can’t figure out whom to vote for — or whether to vote at all.