opponents in the road funding wisconsin residents are smarter than that. they will take a more holistic look at our transportation system and the factors that are involved in it, and not just look at, somebodys riding in an ambulance duey stroebel is one of two senators who said monday they would not support any tax or fee increase to pay for roads. the senators released a memo fiscal bureau that shows, if the state built every project on its "wish list," the gas tax would need to increase by 28 cents a gallon.vos called it "fear mongering" and said no one is suggesting that kind of tax hike. enter governor scott walker, who ripped assembly leaders like vos for being open to a tax hike at all. walker said, "they should make their plan public so the people understand exactly how much it would cost them."three wage law, which sets minimum pay for construction workers. but the nonpartisan fiscal bureau