In his first comments Wednesday after his win, Crowley linked Tiffany to Trump and called him a “MAGA extremist,” referring to the president’s Make America Great Again movement. Crowley promised to build a broad coalition to defeat Tiffany, who he accused of being in “lockstep” with Trump. Just as Crowley highlighted his Republican opponent’s ties to Trump, Tiffany began the general election campaign with a message connecting Crowley to Hong. “High taxes, high costs, failing schools — make that the definition of David Crowley,” Walker said. Crowley, 40, became the first Black person to win a major party nomination for Wisconsin governor.