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Tiffany seeks to distance himself from Trump, rising gas prices and the Iran war — Thomas P. Tiffany | ChamberLight
News / Local News / Wisconsinexaminer 3 min read Tiffany says the U.S. should leave Iran, although he voted against measures to end the war, and says he would allow press access as governor.
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Wisconsin gubernatorial candidate Tom Tiffany said the U.S. should leave Iran, though he has voted against measures to end the war, and defended allowing press access while criticizing coverage he considers slanted. His Democratic opponent, David Crowley, is using those issues to challenge Tiffany's record.
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People in this story SWIPE → ALSO MENTIONED David Crowley, Democratic candidate for Wisconsin governor who criticizes Tiffany's record and discusses press access.
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best 12 stories · 72–77 · updated Sep 25, 2026
This article 1 analysis · Sep 24, 2026
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People in this story 2 + 1 U.S. representative and Republican candidate for Wisconsin governor whose statements and votes on the Iran war, fuel prices, and press access are examined.
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President whose Iran war and media restrictions provide context for Tiffany's positions.
ALSO MENTIONED David Crowley, Democratic candidate for Wisconsin governor who criticizes Tiffany's record and discusses press access.
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